Russia's president, Vladimir Putin, is not much loved in the West.
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The legacy of your much-loved PSLs might outlive you all.
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" She told fans that their much-loved characters "can't be replaced.
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The death of the much loved King Bhumibol Adulyadej on Oct.
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I'll tell you firsthand that they very much loved each other.
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He loved people so so much – loved being held and cuddled.
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She loved her family so much & loved all her family unconditionally.
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Modernism even happened in London, though it wasn't much loved there.
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So he heard about a much-loved cat that was dying.
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The massive and much loved Nordstrom Anniversary Sale is ending soon.
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Offense is taken when a much-loved picnic dish is ignored.
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Here are alternatives to other too-much loved cities in Europe.
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His partner was the much-loved ballerina Alessandra Ferri, then semiretired.
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NET is a much-loved Windows image editor for more casual users.
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I'm devastated that our much-loved UK restaurants have gone into administration.
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Another much loved Disney Channel program was the "High School Musical" series.
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"I feel happy to keep playing my much-loved tennis," she wrote.
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My grandmother and grandfather obviously very much loved it and appreciated it.
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But it can also be — to use another much-loved formula — problematic.
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Also, the much-loved Hermes model is getting a very chic update.
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The Ethicist I recently experienced the loss of a much-loved pet.
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All are much loved by the same moderates Bernie needs to win over.
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It's much loved, and produces what I like to call - "Ironman brokers" - i.e.
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Commissions have included designing the much-loved gardens at Los Angeles's Getty Centre.
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After all, both Conyers and Franken are much loved among the party's base.
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It's a much-loved occasion, and some people still participated with traditional outfits.
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The victims: the colourful, and much loved, koi carp of Akasaka palace in Tokyo.
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What does Tiffany Haddish have in common with her much-loved Alexander McQueen dress?
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Nintendo announced plans to bring the much-loved franchise to smartphones one year ago.
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For Mr. Jackson, there's a patio off the kitchen for his much-loved grill.
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The Veyron is a much-loved supercar that sells at upwards of $2 million.
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There, they pluck some of the sickest animals, like Much Loved Bob, from shelters.
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She was an innocent member of the public and much loved by her pupils.
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A much-loved public mural by the painter Kerry James Marshall is staying put.
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Ever sold a much-loved item and experienced the sharp pang of seller's remorse?
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" That advice came from Gail Steele's father, "a much loved and deeply respected dentist.
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New Zealand's much loved "first cat," Paddles, was hit by a car on Tuesday night.
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She has developed a much-loved Instagram where she posts about her book club (#RWBookClub).
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Local politicians have already voiced hopes that the much-loved art school could rise again.
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In most ways, Release Radar is a direct descendant of Spotify's much-loved discovery playlist.
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How, then, does a much-loved and widely feted Muslim soccer player fit into this?
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Harmon's story circle,' a reference to Harmon's much-loved script-writing aid 'the story circle'.
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While Albert II remains a much-loved figure, Boël has won respect for her cause.
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Apple is discontinuing sales of the Thunderbolt Display, a much-loved, though rarely updated monitor.
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But he also looks like a much-loved Mississippi-born country-music singer, Conway Twitty.
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Last month, the brand's much-loved Super Shock Shadows were buy two, get one free.
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I owe him so much & loved him for what he did for so many pic.twitter.
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Take Amazon, a company known for competitive pricing and providing the much loved prime service.
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There's the natural pressure of following up on his much loved retro-Freudian period drama.
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He's known as "Much Loved Bob," and volunteers say he doesn't have much time left.
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Her much-loved classic When Harry Met Sally doesn't appear on the map at all.
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A much-loved nun has died and her former students have gathered to mourn her.
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" ITV, which puts on the show, called her a "much loved member of the team.
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" ITV, which puts on the show, called her a "much-loved member of the team.
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"Harry, Meghan and Archie will always be much loved members of my family," she said.
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"Hark" is Lipsyte's first novel since 2010's much-loved "The Ask," and similarities abound.
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Artwork by Kirby (penciler) and Ditko (inker), who co-created the much-loved character with Lee.
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The Queen's much-loved corgis are also present, as is Kate and William's canine companion, Lupo.
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" I have nursed a much-loved character back to life," he later told BBC Radio 5.
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It's frustrating, of course, when a much-loved piece of technology like Hubble shows its mortality.
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Vine — the much loved and mourned short video hosting platform — will return, kind of, sort of.
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Nike -- the much loved, but also much debated sportswear giant -- reported earnings yesterday after the bell.
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"Harry, Meghan, and Archie will always be much-loved members of my family," Her Majesty said.
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Atlus had two big reveals this week for its much loved role-playing game Persona 5.
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" She said the mother of three daughters was "irreplaceable, much loved, and will never be forgotten.
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He was a much-loved colleague with a partner and two young children, the company said.
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ON NOVEMBER 8TH a much-loved album will be reissued in a lavish multi-format edition.
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This is a well regarded, much loved program, so the outcry was appropriate and hardly unexpected.
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My mother was also a much-loved woman in our small town... she's always with me.
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There is, among its mythic characters, a much-loved, kinder and gentler national hero: the larrikin.
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It has resurrected such dubious, but much loved, camp staples as Birkenstocks, chokers and tie-dye.
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The success of Adidas goes beyond Yeezy, too, as the company followed up with much-loved lines.
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Banksy is much loved by Australia's street art community, many of whom fondly remember his visit here.
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"You're king in the house and you're much needed and much loved and depended on," he says.
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Somewhere in the great beyond where warriors go, there are two admirals meeting their much loved son.
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Yes, Australians eat kangaroos — despite it being on their coat of arms and much loved by all.
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Netflix has announced a new live-action series based on the much-loved 1998 anime Cowboy Bebop.
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The nuns helped run a clinic in Lexington, Mississippi, and were much loved by doctors and residents.
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Investigators allege a violent scene that August night, ending in the death of a much-loved couple.
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Starbucks has also returned their much-loved S'mores Frappuccino this summer, to the delight of many fans.
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In addition to his much-loved violin bonbons, Kreisler also composed operettas, songs and a string quartet.
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The Microsoft Surface Pro 27 is the latest and greatest device in the much-loved Surface lineup.
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It is much-loved by many Berliners and business travelers for its proximity to the city center.
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But it seems the much-loved pack-up could be contributing to Britain's growing childhood obesity problem.
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"I'm devastated that our much-loved UK restaurants have gone into administration," Mr. Oliver wrote on Twitter.
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It is much-loved by many Berliners and business travellers for its proximity to the city center.
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That said, it's done so at the expense of a transmission option: The much-loved manual gearbox.
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While the much-loved Adventure Time might be long gone, Stephen Colbert has a worthy alternative: Policy Time.
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Pip is far from sleek, but it's a real, usable computer in the much-loved Switch form factor.
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To invert China's much-loved win-win motto, this has all the makings of a lose-lose battle.
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His aim is to unearth the real-life people and events that inspired Brontë's much-loved classic novel.
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The same goes for the much-loved open-world game, or the lightgun game, or the fighting game.
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Directed by Jon Favreau, it feels far more like high drama than its much-loved but lightweight predecessor.
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A much-loved nature spot with a rich history, the area has an emotional pull for many Israelis.
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Brian Tyree Henry speaks and sounds just like Alfred Miles, his character from FX's much-loved series, Atlanta.
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It lacked personality and focus, even if it did have Kevin Conroy providing Bats' much-loved animated voice.
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Herbs & RyeTechnically, Herbs & Rye is a casual, hidden steakhouse much loved by locals for its steak happy hour.
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And yet, there were 331 million visits to these much-loved and abused places last year — a record.
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How do you come to peace with not liking someone who is much loved and no longer living?
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She was much loved by the public, and her pregnancy had given rise to a lively betting market.
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He is widely hated and feared, but he is also much loved as a champion of his voters.
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Consider the much-loved recent film "Knives Out," a slightly woke version of an Agatha Christie-style whodunit.
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Following the Mandela years, Ramaphosa would have been tasked with taking a much-loved national hero's vision forward.
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SATSUKI About a year ago, Toshio Suzuki closed his much-loved Sushi Zen after more than three decades.
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At UCLA, she was able to find her love of gymnastics again — and nail that much-loved floor routine.
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Much-loved Long Island post-hardcore band Glassjaw have confirmed details of their first new album in 15 years.
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The Boyfriend JeanWorn-in and much-loved, the baggy boyfriend jean gets most of its appeal from being roomie.
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Link obviously from Zelda, and Everett after Rainn Wilson's character on the short-lived but much loved show Backstrom.
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Another selection much loved by veterans is the Ukrainian, similarly layered in chunks of the local bacon, called salo.
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WHEN she heard that Mr. Ayouch was working on "Much Loved," she wanted to be a part of it.
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He also owned a much-loved poodle called Foo Foo, which died in 2015 at the age of 17.
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It has dodged the dilemma of imprisoning a much-loved politician, or freeing her and undermining its own authority.
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That should turn them into far more capable cameras that get closer to rivaling Sony's much loved RX100 series.
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I pretty much loved everything in it, but my main problem with the show is basically the whole premise.
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Brooklyn BowlThe Vegas offshoot of the much-loved Brooklyn venue has been greeted with open arms by the city.
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A few years down the line however and Bartlett found himself story editing the much-loved animated series Rugrats.
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Because pachinko machines like this seem to be the future for MGS publisher Konami's much-loved video game franchise.
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After all, what could go wrong when combining two much-loved products that are both, essentially, carbs and cheese?
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My much loved and used Peak Design Every Day Backpack broke while I was in Las Vegas last month.
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American cinema in the '270s is a much-loved era, and there's this mythology around Hollywood in that time.
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"Steven was a much-loved son, grandson and nephew," his parents, Steven and Carol Dick, said in a statement.
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She is a much-loved poet who is not afraid of speaking truth to power at home and abroad.
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The 92-year old, Britain's much-loved face of nature and conservation, is leading the campaign for the survey.
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"Anthem," made by EA's much-loved BioWare studio, was intended to be one of the biggest games of 2019.
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" The ICRC described Liman as "a sociable, dynamic and enthusiastic woman who was much loved by family and friends.
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So the marriage of two ice cream legends — the Cornetto and Australia's much-loved Golden Gaytime — seems destined for success.
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"Much-loved green spaces boost our environment and enhance our quality of life," Khan said in a statement on Thursday.
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Inside Prince's private faith The Midwest Medical Examiner's Office in Ramsey performed the autopsy on the much-loved musician Friday.
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We're saddened to report the death of the much-loved Deborah Watling, who played the Second Doctor's companion Victoria Waterfield.
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Gustavito, a much-loved hippopotamus in El Salvador's national zoo (pictured above in happier times), died after an apparent beating.
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Japan's much-loved Emperor Akihito will step down, becoming the first Japanese monarch in two centuries to abdicate his post.
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The new Paperwhite is still very much a better Paperwhite, though, and not a replacement for a much-loved Voyage.
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As the much loved, socially awkward child of a single mother, male role models remained almost exclusively on my peripheries.
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Bang & Olufsen has been making some stellar headphones over the past few years, including the much-loved Beoplay H4 headphones.
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Of course, the children will have their constant and much-loved travel companion, nanny Maria Turrion Borrallo, by their side.
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"We're thrilled that one much loved national institution is joining another," said Ian Katz, Channel 4's director of programs.
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Happy Endings — a little-known but much-loved comedy about six friends living in Chicago — premiered on April 13, 2011.
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Ortiz is much-loved in Boston for helping the Red Sox win the 2004 World Series, their first since 1918.
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On Sunday, the blockbuster star/tequila tycoon shared with us regulars a peek at his much-loved cheat meal tradition.
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The Saturday statement asserts that the couple, along with their son Archie, will remain "much loved members of my family."
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The "chicken 65," a dish that is much loved on the streets of Chennai, was a little dull here, too.
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The most recent addition is a much-loved T-shirt, bought from Cyberdog in London more than 20 years ago.
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"He taught aspiring heli pilots to fly and was very much loved in the aviation community," Pascucci wrote on Twitter.
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The country holds festivals in her honor every January, attracting huge crowds eager to celebrate the much-loved Christmas Witch.
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In just two months the cremation will take place of the country's much loved king, Bhumibol Adulyadej, who died in 2016.
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Considering that Leigh was a much-loved superstar at the time, it was a twist which no one could have predicted.
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One candle for each life lost, in the shape of the much loved Dharahara Tower, which was destroyed by the earthquake.
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Much Loved Bob was mourned by thousands of animal lovers on Facebook when he passed away the day after CNN's visit.
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The much-loved electronic duo The Knife disbanded back in 2014, after they finished touring their 2013 album Shaking the Habitual.
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Google Photos, the company's much-loved photo storage app, is introducing yet another way to improve your snapshots without any hassle.
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It'll be the 8th generation, following the much-loved Kindle Voyage that sat atop the 7th generation of Amazon's e-readers.
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A much-loved Soviet musical from 1962 shows a couple celebrating their move to one of the new Khrushchevki of Cheremushki.
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That's because he has requested some time before his coronation to mourn with the Thai people for his much-loved father.
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There are a number of smart thermostats available, including the much-loved Nest Learning Thermostat and the newer Ecobee Smart Thermostat.
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Chailly noted that 32 years was "a bit too much" for the much-loved opera to be missing from the stage.
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WEISS: Obviously we loved the books so much, loved them enough to possibly devote ten years of our lives to them.
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Both were much-loved sources for the kinds of films that mainstream sites such as Netflix and Hulu have mostly abandoned.
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He staged many productions at the Volksbühne during the 25-year tenure of Frank Castorf, its much-loved former artistic director.
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THE NIGHTINGALE The Australian director Jennifer Kent follows her much-loved horror film "The Babadook" with this deeply upsetting outback western.
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Much-loved, and widely-held Apple is the Dow's biggest laggard since the index last reached record highs in May of 2015.
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The document dismisses the argument, much loved by some economists, that amoral market mechanisms will somehow do the necessary ethical work automatically.
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And researchers say now is the time to make sure the much-loved marsupials don't end up as the next Tasmanian devil.
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He was a much-loved member of our team and a passionate climber, mountaineer and skier who loved being in the outdoors.
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And Kardashian is sticking to her much-loved workouts and nutrition plan during her pregnancy, her dietitian, Dr. Philip Goglia, told PEOPLE.
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As a result of pulling off the much-loved stunt, the 50-year-old Briskman was fired by her government contractor employer.
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Hank Scorpio, the much-loved boss of Globex Corporation from The Simpsons, is quite possibly the TV show's greatest ever guest character.
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Like the brand's other much loved palettes, it comes housed in a bright case adorned with an illustration of a Nubian queen.
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Your best move is the much-loved Midwestern "lunchbox," which usually involves dropping amaretto shots into beer-and-orange-juice-filled pints.
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THE death of Carrie Fisher, a much-loved actor in the "Star Wars" movies, left a hole in the force for fans.
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Of course, the chain once again offered its signature and much-loved Peppermint Mocha (my personal favorite of the Starbucks holiday offerings).
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Appropriately enough, he did so with the much-loved Petite Malle silhouette that he introduced in his first collection for the brand.
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"We are still processing the sad news we have heard today about our much loved and respected Ambassador Annalise Braakensiek," said Maher.
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Netflix has put out a first trailer for Gilmore Girls: A Year in the Life, the much-loved series' four-part revival.
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Ever since launching the much-loved One M7003 in 2013, the Taiwanese company's been unable to create a phone with equal charm.
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She lived into her 80s, remaining much loved and respected in the arts community of Los Angeles, where she died in 1973.
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G.P.A.: 3.73 Another Notre Dame lineman is chosen, but this one is not as much loved by the experts as Nelson is.
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And Trump, using the very strange Zinke, is going after the sacred foundations of America's much-loved public lands, brick by brick.
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Painted with the butterfly and insect motifs much loved by David Rockefeller, this is officially estimated to sell for $2500,000 to $250,000.
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As a bonus, two much-loved actors show up as the parents at a destination wedding and stick around for the season.
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The wireless earbuds normally sell for $130, which is a steep price considering you can get Apple's much-loved AirPods for $159.
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In July, The Guardian reported that the food giant Unilever might be considering offloading Marmite, Britain's much-loved (and much-hated) condiment.
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Somewhere in the great beyond where the warriors go, there are two admirals of the United States meeting their much-loved son.
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This isn't the first time a museum's renovation plan has been publicly scrutinized due to the perceived elimination of a much-loved garden.
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The latest iteration of the cycle concerns 30 Rock, the much-loved Tina Fey comedy that aired on NBC from 2006 to 2013.
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Stephen Jay Gould, an evolutionary biologist who was much loved for his popular writings, stepped into the debate by calling language a "spandrel".
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Cinefamily had been a much-loved center for cinephiles in Los Angeles, both those who make the movies and those who watch them.
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Mr Biden, who enters the race much-loved on the left, despite his shortcomings, has an easier opportunity to account for his record.
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Lawrence's movie wasn't much loved, but it made money (and, crucially, a lot of it right when Oscar ballots were being mailed in).
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The film was panned by critics and Watts, herself, came out to say that she felt conflicted about playing the much-loved princess.
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Most of their posts gush with praise for China, the party or other symbols of the regime (such as the much-loved police).
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Andrew Lanquist, for instance, built two much-loved landmarks: the Wrigley Building on the Chicago river and Wrigley Field, the principal baseball park.
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The event, combining two much-admired performers with a much-loved American musical, is a fund-raiser for the nonprofit performing arts organization.
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In addition to his home, he also lost a much-loved sports memorabilia collection he valued at more than half a million dollars.
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Caroline was a much loved member of the Love Island team and our sincere thoughts and condolences are with her family and friends.
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Caroline was a much loved member of the Love Island team and our sincere thoughts and condolences are with her family and friends.
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We had three more years of fine and funny sails in our much-loved Grenadines before Michael's cancer came back to claim him.
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There are also new artifacts, including a resin version of a much-loved taxidermy buffalo that was showing too much wear and tear.
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The luxury development now blocking "Meeting" is the same Long Island City project that demolished the much-loved graffiti citadel 5Pointz in 2014.
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Now, with power stations transformed into galleries, the river is home to seals, the occasional porpoise and has become a much-loved open space.
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The new iPad Pros could also sport a more boxy design, reminiscent of the much-loved iPhone 4, and an all-metal aluminum back.
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It's a moving examination of life and death, love and loss, filtered all through the immediately understandable idea of losing a much-loved pet.
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Prince Vajiralongkorn is not much loved by the masses and widely loathed among Bangkok's elite, who fear his reign will dent the monarchy's prestige.
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The set is being couched as an educational kit, joining Lego's line a step down in difficulty from the company's much-loved Mindstorm line.
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While most knew Paul Allen as a technologist and philanthropist, for us he was a much loved brother and uncle, and an exceptional friend.
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It's a list of songs that are popular on the much-loved station in 2015, and arguably the zeitgeist of the nation's music tastes.
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While most knew Paul Allen as a technologist and philanthropist, for us he was a much loved brother and uncle, and an exceptional friend.
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He is much-loved for his larger-than-life roles, which have spawned innumerable jokes about Rajini having the power to do the impossible.
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"I'm absolutely devastated that we have had no choice but to put our much-loved UK restaurants into administration," he wrote, according to Metro.
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The best place to try chorizo in Toluca is La Vaquita Negra del Portal, a much loved family-run deli founded 74 years ago.
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The Daily Express first reported the news about the special episode of the "much-loved hero next door," as McCue calls his the firefighter.
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The menu will mostly mirror the original, including the much-loved lobster toast, and some vegetable additions like a roasted beet and orange salad.
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In China, on the other hand, Huawei is a much-loved and respected company, and a major driver of the development of 85033G technology.
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Okay, we know there's really nothing we can say that will convince you to completely split up with your much-loved collection of basics.
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Halo Infinite Microsoft kicked the show off with a brief teaser announcing the latest entry in its much loved first-person shooter series, Halo.
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B.B. The much-loved problem child of Sondheim's musicals, and one that directors keep returning to in the hopes of finally getting it right.
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Anna Day is much loved and missed and we are concerned about her well being as well as that of her three American colleagues.
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She didn't go through this every time she had a hamburger or steak; meat was a regular and much-loved part of her diet.
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The much loved minty green Shamrock Shake was created 50 years ago by a McDonald's franchisee and slowly grew in popularity over the decades.
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A 2155-bit console, it had stereo sound, color graphics and double the built-in memory of its Nintendo stablemate, the much-loved NES.
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But it has since become an oddity in a corner of Montreal, though much loved by dog owners who like its easy walkable spaces.
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On Set The great "Dirty Dancing" lake war has been raging almost since that much-loved movie came out 21927 years ago this August.
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She lived a tremendous life as a follower of Christ, a wife, a devoted mother, a loving mother-in-law, and a much-loved grandmother.
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To date, we've seen ports of much-loved PC games like Quake, Doom, Prince of Persia, and Another World, plus a selection of housekeeping apps.
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Its hexagonal concrete terminal, dating to the 1970s, remains much-loved by many Berliners and business travelers due to its proximity to the city center.
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Three years on from their much-loved LP Fading Frontier, indie iconoclasts Deerhunter have returned with a new single and details of a new album.
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In 2016, Netflix spent around $5bn on 600 hours of fresh content, including "Luke Cage", "The Crown" and the cultish and much-loved "Stranger Things".
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Along with League, Knowles is also a co-founder of the much-loved genre film festival Fantastic Fest, which is held under the Drafthouse banner.
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And so Cold Fronts channel a combination of those much-loved malingerers and more, on "Stayin' In," which is a fuzzy ode to hanging loose.
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As a much-loved family entertainer and "America's dad," he chose to cast himself as a conservative role model and moral compass for that community.
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The original was a much-loved modern spin on Pride and Prejudice, and it was followed up with a not-quite-as-well-received sequel.
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She lived a tremendous life as a follower of Christ, a wife, a devoted mother, a loving mother-in-law and a much-loved grandmother.
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Now the much-loved kebab restaurant has been reborn again, this time in Baghdad, in a modern, three-story building in the upscale Mansour neighborhood.
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In the small town of Sackville, New Brunswick, a little bit of swamp magic happened over the weekend as the much loved SappyFest took over.
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On the Verge 7 Photos View Slide Show ' When a pair of much-loved underwear starts sprouting holes, most people throw them in the trash.
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And, like Mr. Brooks, I was handed an adorable baby girl who has since grown into a smart, strong, compassionate and much loved young woman.
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If Kate does choose to wear this much-loved tiara, it will be the fifth consecutive time she has done so at the annual event.
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The country's much-loved Emperor Akihitio announced that he will abdicate on April 30, 2019, passing the Chrysanthemum Throne to his son Crown Prince Naruhito.
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Square Enix announced Bravely Default II, a sequel to the much-loved Nintendo 3DS game, which will be coming to the Nintendo Switch next year.
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With that thought, here's a look at some of the much-loved toys of past generations and what they meant to those parents and children.
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I met Masha through a mutual friend and personal hero of mine, Andre Walker, who himself had a much-loved paper bible of cool called TIWIMUTA.
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British Columbia's female-run music festival Bass Coast has been taking back the dance with its much-loved Twerkshops, where hundreds of women dance en masse.
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Australia's much-loved Tim Tam biscuit is now available widely in the U.S., following years of sporadic imports bought up by homesick expats and curious Americans.
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"People are scared of the truth," she said, referring to the angry reactions in Morocco to "Much Loved," which depicts the crude realities of prostitution there.
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In one corner is a mysterious figure who, it has been speculated, is the artist's much-loved daughter, Marietta, who worked with him in his studio.
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Click here to view original GIFGifs are a much-loved online medium for capturing that perfect animated emotion, but they can be damn hard to make.
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Since the singer's death there has been an increase in visitors making the pilgrimage to the town, bearing photos and flowers for the much loved star.
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Olympic mascots are largely forgettable, but Misha the bear from the 22016 Moscow Olympics is one that is still much loved by Russians to this day.
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So I head north to Old Delhi, to Giani's di Hatti: a 60-year-old dessert parlour and home to the much-loved beverage rabri falooda.
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"The family's grief at losing their much loved son and brother was exacerbated by their belief that unfair play had contributed to his death," said Barnes.
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"This arrangement allows Naked to focus on its own growth, whilst protecting a still much-loved brand," Nick Carroll, associate director of retail at Mintel said.
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You are already much loved, and your mommy and many of her friends are doing their very best to make this a better world for you.
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Tokyo (CNN)Japan's much-loved Emperor Akihito will stand down on April 21959, 21993, becoming the first Japanese monarch to abdicate his post in two centuries.
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Set 19 years after the final novel, Harry Potter and the Cursed Child introduces new, older versions of the much-loved characters Harry, Hermione, and Ron.
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CAROLINE FIDANZA, who closed her much-loved sandwich shop, Saltie, last year, has been named to be the culinary director of Andrew Tarlow's Brooklyn restaurant group.
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On Wednesday, Tesco announced it was running low on much-loved household products — Marmite included — and that it didn't have an immediate solution on the horizon.
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The products quickly vanishing from shelves include much-loved foodstuffs like "Pot Noodle," microwaveable noodles favored by students; Marmite, the ever-divisive spread; and Hellman's Mayonnaise.
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I have a much-loved edition of Poe's complete works that I've read over and over since middle school — the time when one traditionally discovers Poe.
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" Corbyn offered his condolences to Cox's family, and called her a "much loved colleague, a real talent and a dedicated campaigner for social justice and peace.
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In such an age, and in such circumstances, the only way to proceed is — in the much-loved British slogan — to keep calm and carry on.
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The much-loved 28-year-old was flying to a new life from France to make his debut for Cardiff City when his plane disappeared. 3.
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From the sounds of it, the fourth season of the much-loved detective show — which is set to start in 2017 — could very well be the last.
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"I'm optimistic enough to think that actually the Americans won't withdraw as much as all that," said Attenborough, 92, Britain's much-loved face of nature and conservation.
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"Anna Day is much loved and missed and we are concerned about her well-being as well as that of her three American colleagues," the statement read.
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We don't know, but after the encounter, Jack goes elsewhere and we see him get a wad of cash from someone – he sold his much loved Chevelle.
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She followed it with much-loved works about country animals, which remain popular today, including The Tale of Squirrel Nutkin and The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck.
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THE village of Ambridge provides a bucolic escape for the 4.8m people who tune in to "The Archers", Radio 4's much-loved (and derided) soap opera.
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But after French revolutionaries toppled the aristocracy in 1789, the new French government decided to revolutionize weights and measures, replacing the grave with the much-loved gram.
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In Steve Gaines's living room, around a much-loved low table designed by Bernard Vuarnesson, Mr. Horovitz conducts writers' workshops and has weekly gatherings with playwright colleagues.
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Khal Drogo was Momoa's much loved and feared Game of Thrones character who was known for her relentless use of violence and fierce loyalty to his family.
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" Jay Hunt, the chief creative officer of Channel 4, said she was "delighted" that the deal would "keep this much loved show on free-to-air television.
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On the Runway Last year, when the much-loved designer Alber Elbaz was unceremoniously fired as the longtime creative director of Lanvin, the fashion world cried foul.
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"I think our customers will love these exciting new flavours from such an iconic, much loved brand and the experience of making their own KitKat," Costello said.
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Wine, as a drink, has historically played a dominant role in culture -- first as medicine, then in rituals and traditions, now consumed as a much-loved indulgence.
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This frantic adaptation of Tim Burton's much-loved 1988 film is sure to dishearten those who like to think of the afterlife as one unending, undisturbed sleep.
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"The statement also described Broadbent as "a much-loved and respected leader to the incredible global team that provides the support, foundation, and glue across our firm.
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Average household income: $353,700The setting of the much-loved Christmas movie "Home Alone," Winnetka is a suburb of Chicago, just north of the city on Lake Michigan.
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Disney+'s next big Star Wars release is a new season of The Clone Wars, a much-loved animated series that hasn't had new episodes since 2014.
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The stereotypical embodiment of America's high university costs, much loved by journalists, is the part-time barista with a liberal-arts degree and a six-digit debt.
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You can't help but "awww" at the images: An adorable stuffed puppy peruses the picture book section while a much-loved, understuffed bunny hops through the chapter books.
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I realized slipping back into a much-loved universe was like slipping on my favorite pair of writing pants: soft, warm, and comfortable for an anxiously bubbling stomach.
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Yes, for a whole seven months, beginning in February, Canadians weren't allowed to send in applications to compete on the much-loved quiz show—and nobody knew why.
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The $83 burger is only served at brunch and lunch — which means it's entirely possible the former president revisited the much-loved dish at his lunch with Bono.
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Her mother was infantilising, prudish and smothering; her father was a loquacious and much-loved journalist who treated Angela to expensive gifts, dresses and "a succession of cats".
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The two play nothing alike, of course, but Capcom had to walk a similar line in reinventing a much-loved yet somewhat clunky formula for modern-day consoles.
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The series managed to prove a brand-new character like Frankie was a crucial and much-loved part of the Grey Sloan orbit without yelling it at viewers.
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Amid vicious and sometimes personal vitriol, Taylor remained a dignified and charming personality and went on to become a much-loved and admired figure within the English game.
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"I am overcome with joy and join Andy's friends and family as we anticipate the safe arrival of the already much-loved baby Cohen," Parker, 53, told PEOPLE.
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If its embattled founder Brandon Truaxe is to believed, Deciem, the beauty company that brought us much-loved brands like The Ordinary, NIOD, and Hylamide, is closing down.
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Maduro alleges that the plot is rooted in hatred of the "socialist" policies promoted first by his predecessor and mentor, the late and much-loved President Hugo Chávez.
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"Julian was a much loved and adored member of our family," they said the statement released by the Australian Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, according to CNN.
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"I am overcome with joy and join Andy's friends and family as we anticipate the safe arrival of the already much-loved baby Cohen," Parker, 53, told PEOPLE.
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The Spaniard considers himself something of an ambassador for his country's much loved Iberian ham and is said to charge around $4,000 to cut a leg of it.
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Much-loved Texan instrumental band This Will Destroy You returned last month with New Others Part One, their first new set of songs since 2014's Another Language.
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Two of her Everybody Loves Raymond co-stars, Ray Romano and Patricia Heaton, who spent years starring alongside Roberts on the much-loved sitcom, shared their own sentiments.
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" Brit Awards 2016: Complete winners' list Singer Annie Lennox called the much-loved Bowie, posthumous winner of the BRIT Icon Award, a "quintessential visionary" and "the ultimate iconoclast.
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This time out, it was a return for the much loved Nokia 8110 Matrix slider, featuring 4G, a handful of big name social media apps and, yes, Snake.
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One of Falcon Pro's much-loved features was a night mode setting, and Vergès was on the team who helped develop the feature for Twitter's official Android app.
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MAD Paris has released a new iteration of its much-loved Rolex Daytona Rainbow Sapphire watch, this time around featuring a smooth leather strap and an engraved buckle.
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Citi has been going through a major overhaul of its much-loved Citi Prestige® Card, recently eliminating many of the card's benefits despite its high annual fee.
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It is aggressively building bicycling infrastructure, including a system of separated bike lanes shaped around superblocks, and expanding Bicing, its much-loved bike-sharing system for city residents.
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The much-loved ballerina Alessandra Ferri and Herman Cornejo, a star of American Ballet Theater, appeared, in a pas de deux created for them, also by Mr. McGregor.
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Having closed the much-loved Ouest in 2015 and done a brief stint at Le Cirque, he is opening this neighborhood bistro in the former Cafe Tallulah space.
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In what is quickly emerging as something of a New Year's tradition, popular UK bakery chain Greggs has unveiled a vegan version of its much-loved steak bake.
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Instead, he promised 23.5 billion pounds ($30.2 billion) worth of "sensible" tax cuts and higher spending, including on Britain's much-loved National Health Service by adding 50,000 nurses.
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The much-loved Akihito, who turns 86 on December 23, had heart surgery and overcame prostate cancer in recent years, and cited health reasons for stepping down. 7.
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The country has been at the behest of unprecedented price rises on the much-loved fruit, which has resulted in the mass theft of them around the country.
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And while the 1939 movie musical version of the novel is still under copyright, it remains a much-loved classic, which only boosts the profile of the source material.
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When Dr Wax Records and Prairie Avenue Bookshop, much-loved local businesses, collapsed, Mr Gates bought their stock and created libraries of art, architecture, black music and black cinema.
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"I am overcome with joy and join Andy's friends and family as we anticipate the safe arrival of the already much-loved baby Cohen," Parker, 53, previously told PEOPLE.
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"The bag is a bit of a problem, though," he says with a smile, which does nothing to make me feel better about him trashing my much-loved accessory.
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Usually, its footwear interpretations of these much-loved franchises reach us in adulthood, once we have a disposable income and a healthy dose of nostalgia to work off of.
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Phil then answered them, and let us stream a track from the compilation, and that track is the fantastic "Gambarra" by Phil himself, under his much loved Cantoma guise.
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Day Seven Despite the hot weather, I finish the weekend with a bath and add a few drops of one of my much-loved bath oils to the tub.
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Built in 1243, Strünkede Castle is a relic from the pre-industrial times and much loved by the people in the city of Herne, an old coal mining city.
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Yet the much-loved internet star that is Harambe, the gorilla who died at Cincinnati Zoo, has ended up becoming the name of a water slide in Hobart, Australia.
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But in doing so, it placed some of the service's unique and helpful features behind a paywall, making it harder to stand out from its much-loved competitor, Pocket.
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Even "Der Rosenkavalier", Richard Strauss's much-loved magnum opus (which stars a mezzo-soprano as the leading lady's young male lover) features 18 male soloists versus nine female ones.
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Much loved and much missed, like Kaman, "the Diamond" was and is an unsung sportsman, worthy of a Rocky style biopic or a two-fisted read on the beach.
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In 2016 he starred in the BBC's much-loved dance show Strictly Come Dancing, which led to many, many moments like this: Since then, Balls' popularity has basically skyrocketed.
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In erotic frankness without judgment or gratuitous titillation, "Much Loved," the French-Moroccan director Nabil Ayouch's group portrait of prostitutes in Marrakesh, pushes boundaries without asking us for sympathy.
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Much-loved sister trio HAIM were the musical guests on last night's SNL, the band's first network TV performance since announcing their forthcoming second LP Something to Tell You.
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"We are deeply saddened to lose our much-loved friend and collaborator Stephen Hawking whose contributions to black hole physics remained vitally stimulating to the very end," it reads.
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Bahnsen's much-loved label has already been a finalist for the LVMH Prize, and in the last year alone her stockists have jumped to 22 retailers around the world.
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A few years back, Mr. Modi described the mythical elephant head of Ganesha, a much-loved Hindu God, as an example of the ancient Indian skill of plastic surgery.
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Her poetic and sometimes unsettling Frankensteinesque sculptures incorporate broken pieces of porcelain figurines, and can also be found at Denmark's much-loved Louisiana Museum of Modern Art gift shop.
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Of the show's many influences and predecessors, perhaps the most relevant to this week's episode is "Dollhouse," creator Joss Whedon's little-seen, much-loved science fiction series for Fox.
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For this latest incarnation of "Sunset Boulevard," directed by Lonny Price and first seen in London last year, is a close cousin to the much-loved productions from Encores!
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Streatfeild, who died at 90 in 1986, wrote several much-loved children's classics, many of which drew on her own experiences of professional acting before she began to write.
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Like the much-loved Neil Gaiman novel from 2001 on which it's based, "American Gods," which starts Sunday on Starz, is a melting pot of themes, styles and influences.
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King Vajiralongkorn — whose full name means "adorned with jewels or thunderbolts" — took to the throne in December following the death of his father, the much-loved King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
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The prospect that much-loved brands like Marmite spread and PG Tips tea might vanish from Tesco supermarkets is the first taste of what economists say will be rising inflation.
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The thing is, the sandwich is quite a bold take on the much-loved Croque Monsieur—bold because you have to be crazy to make a Croque Monsieur without béchamel.
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Fox cancelled the much loved cop comedy by Daniel J. Goor and Michael Schur, only to have NBC swoop in just a day later to save the series from crashing.
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In a prior tenure meeting a brilliant and much loved faculty member was reproved and voted against because he was caught having sex with a male student in his car.
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Or give our wardrobes a summer spin — swapping the much-loved collection of black, white, and every other shade of neutral clothing in our closet for (you guessed it) prints.
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Apple is also widely expected to announce a 31.6-inch, 6K pro display, though whether it'll bring back the much-loved "Cinema Display" brand for it remains to be seen.
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Richard Curtis' much-loved 224 romantic comedy was a huge commercial success upon its release, and starred an ensemble cast that included Grant, Emma Thompson and the late Alan Rickman.
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More than 1m people also watched the show live on AcFun, a video-streaming platform much loved by enthusiasts of Japanese anime, the cartoon genre to which Ms Luo belongs.
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Now you can send that addiction into overdrive, with the creation of the Nutella Road Trip — a food truck that's serving up dishes dedicated to the very much loved spread.
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"I'm admittedly a dog person, for sure," Smith allows, but his household does include a much-loved yellow tabby named Goose, who gets along well with his family's two dogs.
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The bracelet in addition to the Queen's much-loved engagement ring were made from the same tiara that belonged to the Prince Philip's mother, Princess Andrew of Greece and Denmark.
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What's more, Ms. Maxwell was appearing with Rosemary Harris, as the family matriarch, and Ms. Harris had indelibly appeared as Julie in a much-loved production in the mid-1970s.
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We know this might feel a little too timely, but we're still fans of the Pandemic app, which scales the much-loved board game down to a smartphone-sized package.
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"Thomas Cook was a much-loved brand and a pillar of the U.K. and the global travel industry," Irene Hays, the chairwoman of Hays Travel Group, said in the statement.
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"Harry, Meghan and Archie will always be much loved members of my family," Queen Elizabeth said in a statement here issued by the palace, referring to the couple's baby son.
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Living your life, enjoying your friends, participating in a much-loved tradition, and getting out of your own head for a few hours is a necessity for your own survival.
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"María Bonita," a bolero from the '40s by the Mexican songwriter Agustín Lara (much loved by Ms. Manzanales's mother), is included, in a version sung by Julio Iglesias, a Spaniard.
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The other Liverpool pub is called Peter Kavanagh's, one that Historic England calls "eccentric and much-loved," thanks to the quirky touches added by the namesake landlord who designed it.
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Somewhere in the great beyond where the warriors go, there are two admirals of the United States meeting their much loved son, telling him he is the greatest among them.
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For starters, the device offers a range of incredible games, such as the much-loved Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild, the new Super Smash Bros: Ultimate, and more.
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" He added that he learned "to walk a tightrope" between introducing new audiences to these pieces "and creating something fresh for audiences for whom these pieces are much-loved classics.
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Watch: British Comedy's Rising Star Michaela Coel on Swapping God for Filthy Jokes In a bleaker iteration of the Befana legend, she is a woman whose much-loved baby dies.
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This year will see Hot Mix, the collaborative trio of Mike Servito, Justin Cudmore, and Gunnar Haslam, plus the much-loved Antenes, Eris Drew, Israel Vines, and another surprise international headliner.
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The duo mocked their 2019 movie based on the much-loved Andrew Lloyd Webber musical, which Insider's Libby Torres called "an unmitigated disaster and gigantic waste of time" in her review.
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Stunned by his victory, Caruana Galizia halted work on her blog for a month to spend time with her three sons and take care of her much loved house and garden.
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Based on the venerable (and much loved) Technics 1200 heritage, the Technics 1200G and 1200GAE has a new direct-drive electronic motor and microprocessor guiding sensors to stop minute motor vibrations.
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On Tuesday morning, the news broke that much-loved British classic The Great British Bake Off was moving from the BBC (which has been its home since 2010) to Channel 4.
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Ultimately, the foods served up with insect ingredients need to be delicious before they are seen as a genuine replacement option for much-loved meat products, or even their plant replacements.
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" But then, in a razzle-dazzle show-must-go-on moment, he began a rapid-fire song-and-dance journey through 2846 much-loved musicals, from "Les Misérables" to "224nd Street.
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Hunched beneath a makeshift tent made of cloth and string, Chalermporn Paebutr, a 72-year-old woman from northern Thailand, described her determination to bid farewell to a much-loved monarch.
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Wetherspoons, the much-loved discount pub chain and adopter of such fine multi-cultural culinary events such as Mexican Mondays and the Curry Club, has just jumped into the Brexit debate.
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L'Oreal legend has it that Liliane Bettencourt was not much loved by her mother, and certainly she was less than enamoured with her own offspring towards the end of her life.
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One of the most-anticipated cars at this year's show is a touring coupe that's intended to fill the gap left by the cancellation of the much-loved Supra in 216.
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For one, it's based on a hugely influential, much-loved comic book series (though it's a fairly loose adaptation when compared to something like the early days of Game of Thrones).
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Momade does not command the same popularity as the much-loved Dhlakama, who was at the helm for most of the war against Frelimo and whose personality shaped the party's image.
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The best example of this was that it again declined to extend its much-loved, much-used iMessage messaging system to Android, even though Google still seems vulnerable in this area.
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Production credits include Zaytoven, 808 Mafia's DY, CBMix, and Hollywood J. —ARR Much-loved electronic duo The Knife disbanded back in 2014, after they finished touring their 2013 album Shaking the Habitual.
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Cass Clemmer, creator of the much-loved, gender inclusive coloring book The Adventures of Toni the Tampon, recently shared a poem on Instagram about the difficulties of menstruating as a trans person.
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Detective Constable Elaine McIver, 43, with police in nearby Cheshire, "was a much loved daughter, sister, Auntie, friend and colleague," her family wrote in a statement released by the Greater Manchester Police.
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There are already quite a few wireless routers on the market that the gaming community has embraced, including Linksys' own WRT1900AC; a revival of the much loved, and easily upgraded, Linksys WRT54G.
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While it might be hard to top that, they're giving it their best shot and this month sees the release of Matthew Dear's inclusion in the long-running and much-loved series.
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The town of Holzhausen, Germany is the current home of the German Bratwurst Museum, which is a well-appointed and much-loved homage to the sausages that the region is known for.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Dressed in his red hat and blue duffle coat, Paddington Bear heads to London's St Paul's cathedral in late creator Michael Bond's last book about the much-loved children's character.
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It was in 290 that a group of former Rare employees, Price included, issued their intent to create a spiritual successor to that studio's much-loved 43 Nintendo 24 platformer, Banjo-Kazooie.
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The best example of this was that it again declined to extend its much-loved and much-used iMessage messaging system to Android, even though Google still seems vulnerable in this area.
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Luckily, the producers of CBS's much-loved legal drama "The Good Wife" didn't have to worry about that, a little bonus of Mr. Charles's surprise departure from the show two seasons ago.
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A much-loved personality in British music, Mr. Williams is not easy to dislike; and here his charm, warmth and intelligence made the rejection of Tatyana's love seem sensible rather than cruel.
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No, fucking Tenacious D, a literal joke band, nabbed the honors for a cover song that was taken from a posthumous compilation dedicated to the late (and much-loved) Ronnie James Dio.
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Last year, the much-loved Twisted Pepper – whose tiny, sweat-drenched basement room was a favourite of Ben Klock's – shut its doors, converted to a bar/venue with only occasional dance events.
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Like "Tom Jones," the basis for Tony Richardson's much-loved 1963 film, "The Low Road" is a reversal-filled story of a foundling of dubious descent, abandoned at birth by his parents.
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Azores native Rui Ramos has run several much-loved São Miguel restaurants over the years, including O Gato Mia, where the house special was açorda de camarão, or bread stew with shrimp.
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Robert Davidson was a much-loved dance artist and teacher who championed aerial expressive dance, which fuses elements of contemporary dance with equipment like low-flying trapezes to take the action aloft.
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Adams's novel was a huge best seller in its day, it's been the basis for an animated movie and a recent Netflix mini-series, and it's obviously well-regarded and much-loved.
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Byte lets users create and upload looping, six-second videos, much like Vine – a much-loved, often hilarious app that offered a similar service until it was bought by Twitter and shuttered.
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Based on Harold Ramis's 1993 movie, "Groundhog Day" reimagines a much-loved film about instant karma with such fertile and feverish theatrical imagination that you expect it to implode before your eyes.
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Ford, who plays the much-loved character Han Solo, was injured after he became trapped under a rapidly closing metal-framed door during filming in June 2014 at Pinewood Studios, near London.
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However, despite an acting career that lasted nearly 40 years and garnered him a Golden Globe, BAFTA, and Emmy, the much-loved British actor appeared in only a handful of short films.
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The first season (released in 2015) quickly made clear that Tina Fey and Robert Carlock's second series — their first was the much-loved NBC sitcom 30 Rock — was up to the challenge.
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Goodman this month removed one of Kelly's much-loved remixes, "Ignition," from the airwaves, citing the recent documentary, as well as the official investigation into Kelly's alleged sexual abuse in Illinois and Georgia.
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The white fat cells serve as cushioning and to store energy, while the brown ones make heat and burn calories thanks to their glut of mitochondria, the much-loved powerhouses of the cell.
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They include a shelling machine for the much-loved peanuts sold at markets and a cheese-maker run by a women's collective, over half of whom lost their husbands to war and disease.
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With a voice that still sounds like she swallowed shards of glass then washed them down with whiskey for a smooth but explosive finish, Turner was already a much loved and respected artist.
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"The Tale of Kitty-in-Boots," featuring the exploits of "a well-behaved prime black Kitty cat, who leads rather a double life" was penned by the much-loved children's author in 1914.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Hollywood director Steven Spielberg returns to making films through the eyes of children with "The BFG", a big screen adaptation of the much-loved story by British author Roald Dahl.
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The measures come as the ruling junta is trying to ensure a smooth transition following the death of much-loved King Bhumibol Adulyadej and to maintain stability ahead of a 2017 general election.
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Enforcement of these laws has increased in recent months following the death of the much-loved King Bhumibol Adulyadej and the ascension to the throne of his controversial son King Maha Vajiralongkorn Bodindradebayavarangkun.
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The thing with the Punk Goes… series is that it is largely perceived as Bad (see: a number of the songs above), but for nostalgia reasons, it is much-loved regardless of this.
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There's also their much-loved Mister Sunday series that currently takes place at Nowadays—the outdoor venue and bar they own in Queens—and runs every weekend from late spring to early fall.
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This past Valentine's Day Weekend, Berlin techno savior Ben Klock brought his much-loved M.O. of floor-shaking 4x4 rhythms to Colombia's capital city of Bogotá, for a gig at local nightclub Baum.
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Whatever charm and intelligence she brought to the first nine seasons of her show, a show I very much loved, are absolutely absent in her current persona, particularly as it manifests on Twitter.
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You might know Jim Gaffigan from his much-loved, hugely successful standup comedy, beloved both for its ability to be family-friendly and still wildly funny and for his various paeans to food.
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Season 6 of this much-loved series dropped on Netflix this month, and with the colder months approaching, now might be the best time to curl up and binge watch this cooking competition.
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LONDON — The current season of the much-loved amateur baking show "The Great British Bake Off" came to an end on British television last night, in a finale that rose to the occasion.
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While appearing on Live With Kelly And Ryan on Wednesday, she admitted that she still hadn't seen the much-loved (but disappointingly snubbed) film directed by Lorene Scafaria and co-starring Jennifer Lopez.
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In April, a Massachusetts judge ruled that the cash-strapped museum could proceed with its controversial plans to sell a much loved painting by Norman Rockwell and other artworks to fund its redevelopment.
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But it's likely that much of the audience, young and old, will have some familiarity with the narrative, whether from the 1994 animated feature or from the long-running, much-loved Broadway show.
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But it's likely that much of the audience, young and old, will have some familiarity with the narrative, whether from the 1994 animated feature or from the long-running, much-loved Broadway show.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Hollywood star Johnny Depp returns as the flamboyant Mad Hatter in "Alice Through the Looking Glass" for more big screen fantasy adventures inspired by the much loved stories by Lewis Carroll.
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Having made offers on several venues in central London ("I was like, is this even going to happen?" remembers Allen), they settled on their current home, formerly a much-loved local restaurant called Mayfields.
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The net effect was meant to evoke classic horror, but also had the advantage of looking like a sundae, which is to say: a much-loved food with a long history of already existing.
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Amazon is partnering with New Line Cinema, which of course was the film company behind the much-loved trilogy that began in 2001, and the Tolkien Estate, as well as HarperCollins for some reason.
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Mulheres Rodadas (roughly, "well-worn women"), a feminist bloco in Rio de Janeiro, wanted to remove from its repertoire "Tropicália", a much-loved song by Caetano Veloso, one of Brazil's most popular singer-songwriters.
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"Jordan – fondly known as Library Cat – has become a much-loved presence at our central campus, enjoying affection from students and staff alike," reads a statement from the school given to PEOPLE on Wednesday.
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In the case of BBC's much-loved Absolutely Fabulous, Eddie and Patsy's reunion has been built up for a long time now, and the show is finally getting the silver-screen treatment this month.
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Preparations were under way on Tuesday ahead of next week's opening at London's O2 venue, with organizers opening a crate carrying a puppet of the much-loved Yoda character and putting it on display.
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"I am overcome with joy and join Andy's friends and family as we anticipate the safe arrival of the already much-loved baby Cohen," the Sex and the City alum, 53, previously told PEOPLE.
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The decision to appoint much-loved Bill Nye as an honorary chair has once again set many off, with critics arguing that the March is promoting the status quo of the white male scientist.
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Jafari's been making videos for long enough that, for a generation raised on iPads and smartphones rather than TVs and movie screens, he's had the time to cement himself as a much-loved figure.
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Eight months after his death, the much-loved Iwata was remembered tonight at the GDC Awards in San Francisco, cast the star of a four-minute animated video drawn by Braid artist David Hellman.
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"I am overcome with joy and join Andy's friends and family as we anticipate the safe arrival of the already much-loved baby Cohen," the Sex and the City alum, 53, previously told PEOPLE.
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Mario Kart is the only much-loved franchise that'll be hitting smartphones, sources told the Wall Street Journal last year that a Legend Of Zelda release is in development, but Nintendo hasn't confirmed that.
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But in Britain, his two defeats in the 1960s of Henry Cooper, a much-loved British heavyweight who died in 2011, and his feisty appearances in prime-time television interviews left an indelible mark.
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The most heartbreaking scenes in Pinsker's book are from Warsaw, where much loved ghetto institutions like Café Sztuka stayed in business right up to the final expulsion of the Jews to Treblinka, in 1943.
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Nutella, which has been around since 1964, has been a much-loved food all over the world, where it's been served warm, on tap from ice-cream stores and injected into cronuts at cafes.
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Originating in the northwest of France, crepes are a much-loved staple of traditional French cuisine, flambéed with Grand Marnier to create the Crêpe Suzette dessert or garnished with cheese as a savoury galette.
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That was the question that lingered between the first and second seasons of this much-loved, ratings-deficient afterlife comedy from NBC, which had to pivot from a twist that made its title ironic.
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The much-loved French restaurant and celebrity haunt that reopened a little over a year ago on the Upper East Side after an eight-year hiatus, will open a branch in Palm Beach, Fla.
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WELLINGTON, New Zealand — Omaui, an idyllic coastal town on the South Island of New Zealand that overflows with rare bird species, is home to just 35 people and seven or eight much-loved cats.
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A button jar, on the other hand, is a source of considerable happiness, as is using a much-loved piece of clothing as a duster or a rag: a vestimentary version of organ transplanting.
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"I gave my blessing to the current owners to paint over it, but it's much loved in the neighborhood (and by us), so we're hoping the new owners want to keep it," he wrote.
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Fans got a first glimpse of "Bridget Jones's Baby" with a two-minute trailer released on Wednesday, showing Oscar winner Renee Zellweger returning as the much-loved, weight-fixated singleton, now in her 40s.
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It comes with LG&aposs much-loved WebOS smart TV platform that allows you to download apps for all your favorite streaming services, including the likes of Netflix, Hulu, Amazon Prime, and so on.
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The president's first wife — Sally, a much-loved figure in Zimbabwe although she was from Ghana — was terminally ill at the time and approved of the affair, Mr. Mugabe has said in the past.
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The largest cheese producer on Terceira is Vaquinha ("little cow"), whose much-loved wheels are consumed by visiting tourists and locals alike, and shipped out to appreciative customers on the Portuguese mainland and overseas.
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For example, Chipotle offered free delivery during the College Bowl season in December, and gave away its much loved guacamole for free for those ordering through its app on "National Avocado Day" last year.
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One of the ponies he cloned was a much-loved chestnut stallion called Aiken Cura which he had to have put down more than a decade ago, after it broke its leg in a match.
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Crutchfield's lyrics on American Weekend are as emotionally dense as they had been for P.S. Eliot, one of the bands she played in with her sister Allison (of the much-loved Swearin') before starting Waxahatchee.
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And it's not like the international aid-dependent PA is much loved by Palestinians in the West Bank, where its semiautonomous rule has been in place in parts of the territory since the mid-90s.
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It will cost $6.99 a month, or $69.99 a year, and allow users to stream much-loved material from its archives as well as original content hooked to the Pixar, Marvel and "Star Wars" universes.
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The much-loved Griotte bloomer shorts from Amaia cost $54, and Louis wore them with the brand's ribbed tights in navy and the Mayfair body in white cotton, which features a traditional Peter Pan collar.
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Campinas, home to 215m people in São Paulo state, is among the cities that has been forced to rein in the festivities, including withdrawing public funding for its much-loved parade by local samba schools.
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In the first post to Valve's verified Twitter account, the developer announced today that it will reveal a new game in the much-loved Half-Life series later this week: VR title Half-Life: Alyx.
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The device is actually more of a Windows 10 tablet than a laptop, and you will have to buy the much-loved Signature Type Cover separately if you want to use it as a laptop.
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Dave Filoni's much-loved animated show ended without resolving its open plots, but as the company announced at Star Wars Celebration earlier this year, it's retuning as a Disney+ exclusive series with a seventh season.
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Britons across the country took to their balconies and front doors on Thursday evening to applaud health workers and bang pots and pans to show support for those working for the nation's much-loved NHS.
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Britons across the country took to their balconies and front doors on Thursday evening to applaud health workers and bang pots and pans to show support for those working for the nation's much-loved NHS.
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"It is with the greatest sadness that we announce the passing of our much loved team mate, colleague and friend Nico Portal who died suddenly this afternoon at his home in Andorra," the team said.
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Now Bryan can use Wendy, much loved and respected by both Bobby and Chuck, as a leverage point against both men, either of whom would gladly go to prison to keep her out of it.
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Governor Cuomo is proposing to impose a 60-cent surcharge on those cheap, disposable "burner" phones that gained notice as the communication device of choice for the bad guys on the much-loved HBO series.
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In addition to these live action shows, Disney+ will also feature a new 12-episode season of the much-loved "Star Wars: Clone Wars" animated show, which launched in 2008, but was cancelled in 2014.
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LONDON (Reuters) - London's Natural History Museum has installed a four-and-a-half-tonne blue whale skeleton to tower over the heads of visitors, replacing the remains of a much-loved diplodocus known as Dippy.
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But this much-loved photograph of the four band members strolling across the road -- taken from a stepladder by Iain Macmillan, a friend of John Lennon and his wife, Yoko Ono -- might never have happened.
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Bartlett envisions the possible atelier as "a place to hone your craft" and hopes that it will attract students from all over the world, bringing new cultural variety and vitality to his much loved hometown.
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"Downton Abbey" and "Cinderella" actress Lily James plays the much-loved character in "Pride and Prejudice and Zombies", where a new enemy adds to the story of love amid the social classes in 19th century England.
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There's the low grumble of hot steel held between the powerful thighs of lesbians and their friends and lovers, who have long been the much-loved unofficial openers — and protectors — of pride marches across North America.
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In a city of broad vistas and stolen glimpses, it serves as a fixed point for Parisians; a stable presence that emerges reliably into view, like a much-loved aunt, from bridges across the river Seine.
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Later, the two leaders entered together to loud applause at Havana's Latin American Stadium and sat side-by-side for a baseball game between Cuba's much-loved national team and Major League Baseball's Tampa Bay Rays.
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Helmed by Oscar-winning filmmaker Kevin Macdonald (his film One Day In September took the Best Documentary Feature award in 1999), WHITNEY tells the story of the much-loved singer Whitney Houston, who died in 2012.
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A Star Is Born—a much-loved Hollywood story about a famous but washed-up male musician whose life collides with that of a much more talented and young woman—is ultimately a tale about fame.
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Organisers of the city's much-loved, multi-million dollar New Year's Eve fireworks will be using the occasion to pay tribute to lost legends from the past year, including musicians Prince, David Bowie and Gene Wilder.
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My much-loved Air had been subject to an unfortunate run-in with a sleepy morning and a cup of coffee two weeks earlier, and had been taken away to an Apple store to await repairs.
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Finally, as others have noted, the Hound's horse was called Stranger, and Ian McShane dropped hints earlier this year about his "bring[ing] back a much loved character who everyone thinks is dead" (not Jon Snow).
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ABU DHABI (Reuters) - When a falcon in the Gulf Arab countries falls sick, the owners of these much-loved and expensive hunting birds know where to take them: The world's largest falcon hospital, in Abu Dhabi.
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Her much-loved friend and literary mentor has committed suicide; within about 30 pages, and reluctantly at first, the narrator is living not only with her grief for this man but with his equally bereft dog.
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In contrast, a company too far to the left will constantly be changing (deprecating much loved services), over diversify its interests (ignoring or being ashamed of its core business), and overly trust its employees and competitors.
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Although its ratings had dropped in recent years to around 3 or 4 percent, as the news programs of two competing commercial channels, 2 and 10, became more popular, it remained a much loved national institution.
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"We will say our final goodbye to our much-loved Grigoris, Evita and Andreas ... tragic victims in Mati," the Fytrou family said in a statement published by the Athens news agency, asking media not to attend.
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His big break came in 2003, when a gallery in Sydney showed a series depicting his car, an LJ Torana—much loved by Australian motorheads and first sold in 1972 (the year before Mr Quilty was born).
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Head out to the much-loved Acme Comedy Co. to catch an open mic night or standup show, or check out what's on at First Avenue & 7th Street Entry — a downtown danceteria that's been running since 1970.
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"Anna Day is much loved and missed and we are concerned about her well-being as well as that of her three American colleagues," the statement read, calling for her release and the release of her crew.
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On one hand, Timberlake is a qualified, solid choice: he's an accomplished singer and dancer with an extensive catalog, whose music from N*SYNC to Future Sex/Love Sounds and beyond is much loved the world over.
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Pippa Middleton's jewelry box just gained a major addition in the form of a jaw-dropping diamond engagement ring, but another much-loved item worn frequently by the royal sibling is becoming a must-have jewelry accessory.
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You'd probably think of the show's much-loved bastard Jon Snow, too, and you may even fondly remember the bearded eldest son Robb (you know, the one that met an abrupt end at the infamous Red Wedding).
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From Taco Bell's much-loved Enchirito to the invention of the legendary McNugget to the many lives of the Frappuccino, these are the fast-food items that people were obsessed with from the years 1965 to 2010.
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There's already a rumor that the iPhone 8 will come in a bundle package with AirPods — but why would Apple give up the sales of its newest best-selling, much loved product to one-up a competitor?
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"Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" brings back to life author J.K. Rowling's magical world of wizards and witches, set 19 years after her last book about the much-loved character and his friends Ron and Hermione.
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Much Loved, a film that follows four sex workers in Morocco, was banned from the country for "undermining the moral values and dignity of Moroccan women as well as all the image of Morocco" upon its release.
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A high school music camp cemented his zeal, after which he tracked down and phoned, without his parents' help, Jerome Ashby, a much-loved horn player then with the New York Philharmonic and also teaching at Juilliard.
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He will also cement his commitment to spend more on Britain's much-loved but struggling National Health Service by prioritising legislation to guarantee funding increases, rising to an extra 33.9 billion pounds per year by 2023-24.
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Shelves hold books, like a much-loved first edition of "The Sword and the Centuries," a history of weaponry, and a bust of the swashbuckler nonpareil, Errol Flynn, given to Mr. Barry by a makeup artist friend.
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On a night when the much loved — and hated — New York Times needle faltered and the vaunted FiveThirtyEight projections had to be reined in, another news organization was happily touting its new voter analysis system: Fox News.
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Brexit has already claimed bacon sarnies and £3 meal deals, but now the financial uncertainty following Britain's decision to leave the EU has targeted another much loved/slightly problematic stalwart of the British food landscape: Jamie Oliver.
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The reMarkable tablet combines an E Ink display and Wacom's much loved stylus technology to create a device that can replace all of your notebooks—if you can live with some software shortcomings, and an insane price tag.
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At Cunningham's two-story residence, investigators found everything in place: his car parked in his garage, with keys, wallet, credit cards, cell phone, passport and ID all left behind, along with Cunningham's much-loved dog Mr. "Bo" Bojangles.
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The news especially hit hard, not only because Bourdain is so beloved, but also because his death followed on the heels of the news that Kate Spade, another much-loved celebrity, had died by suicide earlier this week.
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Death stalks you constantly in Sunless Sea, an otherworldly point-and-click game that combines sailing simulation, role-playing elements, roguelike exploration, and an eerie narrative set in the same world as its much-loved predecessor, Fallen London.
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The latest furore comes at a sensitive moment, just two months before the cremation in October of the country's much loved king, Bhumibol Adulyadej (who died in 2016 and was succeeded by his less popular son, Maha Vajiralongkorn).
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The PS23 has two new exclusive titles in major series that date back to the PlayStation 24 days: God of War, by all accounts a masterpiece, and Yakuza 43, a satisfying final chapter for a much-loved character.
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He was known for his work developing moderation technology for Australia's most Twitter-led panel show, Q&A, as well as for creating the much-loved "Fake Stephen Conroy" account — a satirical handle impersonating Australia's ex-communications minister.
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They were unhappy with the use of the much-loved Opera House as a billboard for gambling, and the government being lobbied by the racing industry and sections of the media into ensuring the promotion would be displayed.
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That would leave a scar on the reputation of one of Britain's leading retailers who has run some of the biggest names on the high street - most famously the much-loved institution Marks & Spencer between 2004 and 2010.
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Instead we took a much shorter (less than a half-hour) trip to the handsome town of Castelbuono, where we had an extraordinary lunch at Nangalarruni, a much-loved restaurant that specializes in dishes prepared with local mushrooms.
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Streaming on: Amazon Prime The more contemporary heir apparent to the much-loved high school comedy Freaks and Geeks, Undeclared follows a group of freshmen at a fictional university in California as they navigate the trappings of college.
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His accessible style meant that he was a much-loved influence for many, and performers from across the musical spectrum—from Coldplay to Hanson, Tigers Jaw and Dave Matthews—have covered his songs in the last few days.
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Apparently, on boring ol' Tuesdays — in which no one is dedicating throwbacks, flashbacks, or otherwise — the reality star eschews her much-loved contouring palettes and falsies, giving both her overworked pores and makeup artists a hard-earned break.
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"Merrily We Roll Along," a Stephen Sondheim musical that abruptly flopped on Broadway in 1981 but has become a much-loved show in the decades since, will be revived Off Broadway next winter by the Roundabout Theater Company.
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But much has shifted in the decade since Chappelle, through his much-loved TV show, "Chappelle's Show," brilliantly explored how black people are represented and misrepresented: Nowadays, he's no longer interested in speaking on behalf of anyone else.
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One began with a joust and allowed "Game of Thrones" characters, including a dragon, to hijack the spot, ultimately advertising both Bud Light and the final season of the much-loved HBO show, which starts on April 14.
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Both were based on much-loved science fiction source material and rose to megahit status, and shouldn't a sci-fi version of either of them be the next logical step in geek culture's absorption of the known universe?
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The new game features more than 23 characters, with the return of much-loved characters like Mario and er, the Wii Fit Trainer, as well as the inclusion of new fighters like Ridley from Metroid and Inklings from Splatoon.
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Freaks and Geeks: "Tricks and Treats" This short-lived but much-loved coming-of-age series nails the suburban experience of Halloween, with both Weir siblings (Linda Cardellini and John Frances Daley) navigating their evolving relationships to the holiday.
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But it is not clear who that might have been; Bernie Sanders, Mrs Clinton's much-loved socialist rival in the primaries, and Joe Biden, the vice-president, are not as formidable as bruised Democrats now imagine them to be.
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"Bradley Cooper's happy, adorable, and much-loved dog steals the spotlight — and viewers' hearts — in this film because it's clear that e loved being with his real-life 'dad,'" PETA Senior Vice President Lisa Lange said in an announcement.
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"We are proud, and a little bit giddy, to begin production on our new version of the much-loved 'Muppet Babies,' " said Nancy Kanter, executive vice president, Original Programming and general manager, Disney Junior Worldwide in a press release.
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"My mother's legacy as a much loved comedienne and philanthropist will be commemorated in this collaboration with Christie's and her generosity to charitable causes is something I will continue to honor," Rivers' daughter Melissa Rivers said in a statement.
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One of them's a multi millionaire, globally know, much loved artist at the peak of his powers, constantly redefining what it means to be a creative act in the age of late-late capitalism, and the other's Kanye West.
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Claus welcome both adults and children to the much-loved Teddy Bear Tea ($67.38 to $128 per person; $1,500 for a Golden Table for 10) in the block-long lobby of The Roosevelt New Orleans, a Waldorf Astoria Hotel.
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" "Frozen 2" is already on track to smash box office records, as the sequel to the much-loved "Frozen" beat the Fandango record for biggest first-day presales for an animated movie, surpassing "Toy Story 4" and "Incredibles 2.
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But it's more striking when you realize that Gowrappan is also talking about storied assets like Flickr, which was once a much-loved photo-sharing site and which Verizon sold off to rival photo-sharing site SmugMug last year.
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Although it ran for only six episodes, the ABC series "Police Squad!" became the rough draft for the much-loved "Naked Gun" movies and a testing ground for Jim Abrahams, David Zucker and Jerry Zucker's inspired brand of absurdity.
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Fattoria Sardi, family-owned for more than 200 years, occupies two antique farmhouses — a winery and a guesthouse encircled by grapevines where crimson clover and golden mustard flowers naturally fertilize the terrain for the vineyard's much-loved rosé wines.
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"Bradley Cooper's happy, adorable, and much-loved dog steals the spotlight -- and viewers' hearts -- in this film because it's clear that he loved being with his real-life 'dad,'" said PETA Senior Vice President Lisa Lange in a release.
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That said, the much-loved star map app Night Sky offers a pretty compelling use for the compass, as you swing your arm around to get a better notion of your own place of the massive, ever-expanding cosmos.
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The revamp, which Djokovic says was necessary because of flagging interest in the competition from players and media, has upset many because it has largely done away with the much-loved "home" ties that were so important to nations.
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"We are deeply saddened to lose our much-loved friend and collaborator Stephen Hawking whose contributions to black hole physics remained vitally stimulating to the very end," Haco, Perry, and Strominger said on the second page of the paper.
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After a much loved first season and a near-universally panned second, HBO's "two cops, sitting in a cop car, two feet apart because the space between them is occupied by the unfathomable cruelties of man" show True Detective is back.
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YANGON (Reuters) - At the end of an illustrated book written for children in Myanmar, a much-loved village teacher who has planted many trees and a beautiful garden tells his students that the time has come for him to leave them.
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AMSTERDAM (Reuters) - The Dutch artist and children's author Dick Bruna, whose much-loved cartoon rabbit Miffy has sold more than 80 million books since its creation in 1955, has died aged 89, his publisher said in a statement on Friday.
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Because while the Walking Dead is bold enough to make viewers wait six months to see who Negan killed, it's not bold enough to kill off a character that is either essential to the plot or much loved by fans.
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In 250, Janet Jackson has lived through the death of her much-loved older brother Michael (the only sibling more famous than she is), through marriage, through motherhood (to 22016-month-old Eissa), and most high-profile of all, through divorce.
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It's a smart addition that could really appeal to email power users, and it helps to position Alto as a better competitor to Microsoft's mobile Outlook app, which has calendar features built by the team behind the much-loved Sunrise.
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The Saturday Profile PARIS — THE first indication the actress Loubna Abidar had that her life was about to change was on the flight home to Morocco after the premiere of the movie "Much Loved," in which she plays a prostitute.
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He also understood that Australians had no time for people squatting under the banyan tree wrapped in the warm euphoria of their principles, such as the Keynesian ideas so much loved by the Labor Party when he took it over.
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"We wanted to be inclusive with our contestants and having LGBT representation throughout the series was really important to us from the outset, alongside maintaining the spirit and warmth of the original and much-loved format," a Channel5 spokeswoman said.
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Three years ago, on July 22, 2013, Prince George came into the world, ending the (first) #GreatKateWait, and bringing with him the much-loved Cambridge cheeks, lots of father-son matching and a lesson in wearing knee socks for all occasions.
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What gives Hemingway's flirtation with gender reversal a special pathos is his relationship with his much loved son Gregory, an intermittent cross-dresser who had a sex-change operation at the age of sixty-three and died using the name Gloria.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Oscar winner Renee Zellweger puts on her British accent again to play bumbling Londoner Bridget Jones in the third instalment of the film franchise, with the much-loved character, now in her 40s, single again but unexpectedly pregnant.
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Prussian blue is the name of a ferrocyanide pigment first synthesized in 1704, in Berlin, much loved by painters for its depth of color but known in the world of toxicology as an exceptionally painful antidote to heavy-metal poisoning.
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For the past year or so I've been perfecting my own style of crosswords as the editor the short-lived, much-loved (by me and my close friend Hal and, I heard, another guy who lives in Duluth) BuzzFeed crossword.
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The song-specific calculation that estimates, to the day, how long it will be before you can listen to a much-loved tune without it ripping a crater through your chest and pouring out of your eyes like the ocean.
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The in-the-works spin-off would follow the much-loved and already established character Jody Mills (Kim Rhodes), who's become a foster mother to the various young women orphaned by supernatural tragedy over the last 12 years of Supernatural.
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Thailand 2, Australia 2 BANGKOK — Many expected there would be tears at the Rajamangala National Stadium on Tuesday when Thailand played Australia in a World Cup qualifier only a month after the death of the host country's much-loved king.
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Set amid the fictional Anti-Corruption Unit 12, the much-loved police procedural follows Superintendent Ted Hastings (Adrian Dunbar) and Detective Sergeants Steve Arnott (Martin Compston) and Kate Fleming (Vicky McClure) as they sniff out rogue cops within the force.
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When Manchester United meets Cardiff City on Saturday, those fans' job is to get behind their fifth manager since Ferguson's departure; Ole Gunnar Solskjaer, a much-loved former player, has been appointed as caretaker after the sacking of Jose Mourinho.
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Now that The Walking Dead and Game of Thrones have proved that adaptations of much-loved horror and fantasy material could blow up into mega-hits, it's only been natural to assume the same might be true of science fiction.
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If ICE hoped to make a bold statement, it could hardly pick a more iconic target than 7-Eleven, a chain known for ubiquitous stores that are open all the time and sell the much-loved Slurpees and Big Gulps.
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Neither did they utter a word when the Moroccan actress Loubna Abidar had to take refuge in France last year after receiving death threats for her role in "Much Loved," a Franco-Moroccan film about prostitutes that was banned in Morocco.
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As our sister site Polygon points out, Criterion has actually spent its recent years as a support studio for EA's other franchises, creating the Star Wars: Battlefront series's much-loved space battles and Battlefield V's epic Firestorm battle royale mode.
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Drawbacks to Outward Hound&aposs dog puzzle toysI recently traded another trainer my much-loved Dog Casino for the Dog Twister, another Level 3 Nina Ottosson toy where the dog must move blocks around a round tray to locate the treats.
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Blanket labeling all food with Indian origin as "Indian food" is similar to lumping together every delicacy that comes out of the Americas as "American food," There are historical influences, individual nuance, and geographical identity attached to each much-loved dish.
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It may be the first time that a VR soundtrack (which, like our image, is also captured in 360 degrees, or 'full-sphere' to be technical) has been used to talk about, among other things, a much loved teapot collection.
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Everything you need to know about Garry Marshall, the much-loved TV creator and film director who died Tuesday at age 603, you'll know by the decision he made late in the second season of Happy Days, his most enduring hit.
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For those just tuning in, Disclose is a much-loved Japanese hardcore punk band who had a raging hard-on for Discharge and released a handful of killer D-beat bangers between their inception in 1992 and disbandment in 2007.
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The much-loved product features two different formulas: a luxe plumper and primer (for that necessary pre-lipstick prep at any time of day) with Hyaluronic Filling Spheres for that instantly plumper effect, and a moisturizing nourisher for a replenishing, overnight treatment.
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"Over an agonizing five hours, the 2019 Booker Prize judges discussed all of the much-loved books on their shortlist, and found it impossible to single out one winner," said Gaby Wood, literary director of the Booker Prize Foundation, in a statement.
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Others are more sanguine: the history of science is, after all, littered with much-loved but wrong theories, from the idea that Earth is the centre of creation to the "luminiferous ether" that was thought, in the 19th century, to suffuse the universe.
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Inspired by the wonky style of much-loved labels like Studio Barnhus and Smallville, the local label—who recently started a monthly event at New York party hole Bossa Nova Civic Club—is releasing their debut EP of moody house music in June.
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The competition will be judged by Shigeru Miyamoto Miyamoto might not be particularly famous for his fashion sense, but the legendary game designer certainly knows Nintendo, having been responsible for Mario, Donkey Kong, Pikmin, and a slate of other much-loved games.
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YANGON, Dec 19 (Reuters) - At the end of an illustrated book written for children in Myanmar, a much-loved village teacher who has planted many trees and a beautiful garden tells his students that the time has come for him to leave them.
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All three of the devices are follow-ups to much-loved Microsoft Surface devices from last year — and if you're in the market for a Windows 10 laptop or 2-in-1 device, these should be near the top of your list.
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Tomorrow, January 5, much-loved local Williamsburg restaurant and basement nightclub, Black Flamingo, will be starting up a new monthly residency series where they'll collaborate with a new artist, collective, record label, outlet, promoter, or creative platform to sequence their Thursday night programming.
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But "problem" remains a delicate description for Silicon Valley's still-evolving, precarious relationship with a new administration that has cracked down on immigration, proposed dramatic cuts to government science funding and sought to scrap the industry's much-loved policies, like net neutrality.
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As virtually anyone in the United States — and much of the world — knows, the new president of the United States is fond of communicating via Twitter, and he wanted his audience to understand on Sunday that he is much loved in Florida.
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It challenges their trademark instinct to crush an opponent's shots, to catch her off-guard, to fight through to the last bounce of the neon ball, to win no matter what — because there stands a much-loved sister-challenger across the net.
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For years I had read in tabloid articles that the E.U. was destroying much-loved English traditions — baseless claims that its bureaucrats were going to ban everything from English breakfasts for truck drivers to the queen's favorite dog breed, even barristers' wigs.
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First, the Conservative leader must make good on his often-repeated promise to "get Brexit done" and then turn to realising another priority - to increase funding into Britain's much loved but struggling public health service, a pledge he plans to enshrine in law.
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This timely new production of the much-loved and much-revived 1964 musical comedy honors the show's ebullience of spirit, as embodied in the Jewish milkman Tevye (an assured and affecting Danny Burstein), living in a Russian shtetl in the early 20th century.
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Here's what you need to know about the new Thai king: Early life The newly crowned king of Thailand on Friday made his first public appearance since ascending to the throne after the death of his father, the much-loved King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
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Hundreds of people had queued since the morning to lay toys, scarves and bouquets to remember the much-loved owner who took over the club in 2010 and oversaw their incredible rise from the second tier to Premier League title winners in 2016.
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Fans had feared the worst for a while now, and earlier this week those fears were confirmed: 2017 is the final year for Peter Capaldi's tenure as the star of Doctor Who, the much-loved British TV show about an eccentric alien time traveler.
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With vivid use of film clips from the Disney archives and original animation, Williams introduces us to Owen Suskind — the much-loved and privileged son of writer Ron Suskind — who breaks through the wall of autism with his beloved animated flicks as a portal.
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Earlier this year, fans were devastated when the network decided not to renew the show for a sixth season, but then NBC picked it up days later, with concerted online effort by fans to save the much-loved show seemingly paying off in the end.
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Victarion is a bit of a warrior badass in the books; he's the powerfully-built Lord Captain of the Iron Island's much-loved fleet, and — fittingly — he spends much of A Dance with Dragons battling his way across the sea en route to Meereen.
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As we jostled for spoonfuls of it, we discussed the obvious merits of Mr. Franco-Camacho, who has built quite a local following after nearly two decades at the helm of various Connecticut restaurants (among them the much loved, now closed Roomba and Bespoke).
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The actor, best known for his portrayal of Frank Rossitano on NBC's much-loved 30 Rock, descends on the Menlo Park campus at 1 Hacker Way to get a little taste of what life is like working at one of the world's biggest tech companies.
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The Collection's second game also includes the much-loved Minerva's Den story add-on — the design of which was led by Gone Home creator Steve Gaynor — and the Protector Trials add-on, which lets players suit up as one of the game's fearsome Big Daddys.
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There is a much-loved German children's book from the '70s called "Oh, wie schön ist Panama" (Oh, how beautiful Panama is) about a little bear and tiger who live in a tiny cabin by a river and forage for fresh fish and mushrooms.
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In their first match since their much-loved former player and coach Cruyff died from cancer last week, fans will hold up a mosaic reading 'Gracies Johan' (thanks Johan, in Catalan) and the home side's players will bear the same message on their shirts.
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And the statement in the new production that opened last Thursday and runs until July 9 at the English National Opera here is that this much loved but beleaguered company, struggling to survive near-terminal misfortunes, can still show a brave face to the world.
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Mr. Ellis has successfully directed "She Loves Me" twice before, in the much-loved 1993 Broadway revival (also for Roundabout) and in London the next year, and he has once again assembled a deluxe design team to coax this shy show into full bloom.
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Carter just released an album of acoustic music, Harkin entered back into the world of production, while collectively the duo announced their plan to open up an indoor venue at Nowadays, their open-air venue and location of much-loved summer-series Mister Sunday.
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A much-loved figure in the L.A art scene — he was dapper, generous, and quick to smile — Escalante once stood in the center of his Chinatown gallery during a crowded opening, handing a sharpie to anyone who wanted to draw on his white suit.
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The museum gets a jump on summer blockbusters with this series of much-loved pulse-pounders, which kicks off this weekend with Steven Spielberg's "Raiders of the Lost Ark" (on Friday and Saturday) and some types of movies to which it owes a debt.
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It has also at times featured in Britain's Brexit debate, with some supporters of cutting ties with the EU suggesting that EU courts have failed to defend a much-loved British treat first marketed by Rowntree's, which was bought by the Swiss in 1988.
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While the two of them chatted and Ms. Hanff autographed my own much-loved copies of her books, I offered to tidy up her little space, turning her bed back into a sofa, emptying ashtrays, folding clothes and fetching her a cup of coffee.
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And yes, Netflix has already shown some content in theaters (like the much-loved Beasts of No Nation) and received Oscar nominations for a few documentaries, but there was never a deal like this one, which secures at least 10 original films for Oscar award eligibility.
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First there was champion Michael Bisping (whose skills as a self-promoter and maker of moments fit in perfectly with the new regime) getting his long-awaited revenge fight against legend Dan Henderson, who is much loved, much admired, but totally irrelevant from a rankings standpoint.
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" Much loved by today's Republicans, the former first lady herself raised eyebrows in 1984 when she reportedly made a derogatory reference to Democratic vice presidential candidate Geraldine Ferraro, the first woman on a major party ticket, saying, "I can't say it, but it rhymes with rich.
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The Conjuring 2 brings us not only the return of two main characters who already feel much-loved — a rarity for non-villains in horror films — but a hint at Wan's knack for creating films that are quite simply better than they have any right to be.
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It's not the first external drive from LaCie with a USB-C connection, but the company's much-loved rugged line just got a hefty speed boost for those who are too impatient to wait for their data to backup, and refuse to take care of their hardware.
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" WATCH: Guy Fieri on His Biggest Cooking Disaster And for a guy who spends his time eating food that can't be considered healthy by any stretch of the imagination, he doesn't mess with one much-loved comfort food: "If you're gonna eat it, eat something really good.
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Danish-Norwegian dance pop group Aqua are remembered, above all else, for "Barbie Girl"—an international smash hit recontextualising the much-loved child's toy as some sort of enthusiastic sex slave for a guy who says things like "hanky panky" in an upsetting tone of voice.
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Kelly also spoke of her admiration for other young female R&B artists like Jhené Aiko and SZA, and mentioned that memes can help with her studio process (2017 baby!) In general it's a really sweet interview from a much-loved artist, whose return is long-awaited.
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Now, we're trying not to get too excited, but a news story published earlier today by the Islington Tribune has hinted that the much loved, and sorely missed, London venue fabric might—and we're stressing this is a proper, actual might—be reopening in the near future.
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"Maron" has occasionally been compared unfavorably with "Louie," the much-loved FX series starring Louis C.K. (who turns up, sort of, in the Season 4 "Maron" premiere), but in terms of its wear-out-its-welcome factor, a better analogue might be Lewis Black's signature rants.
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Corinna went out to his home studio in Pennsylvania, and we pulled together some highlights from a rich career of wondrous sounds: Here's "Black Angels," inspired by the Vietnam War and written for amplified string quartet, complete: And here's the much-loved "Vox Balaenae": In other news!
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The other day, a local resident described how the area had recently been threatened by plans to replace a much loved local supermarket with a Walgreens—"That would have been the Brexit of Hudson Heights"—and how community activism had prevented disaster at the last minute.
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The new Thai ruler has a colorful past The new Thai ruler has a colorful past The newly crowned king of Thailand on Friday made his first public appearance since ascending to the throne after the death of his father, the much-loved King Bhumibol Adulyadej.
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So when the brand announced on the DL that two new options would be joining the current quartet of much-loved shades (Dusk, a brownish nude; Puff, a light, cool pink; Haze, a deep berry; and Beam, a coral-peach) starting today, we couldn't wait to try them out.
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" Appearing on the BBC's Breakfast, McShane got more specific about his role, saying, "My character really is like an ex-warrior who's become a peacenik, so I have a group of peaceful … sort of a cult who … I bring back a much-loved character who everybody thinks is dead.
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" After buying a 666 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan (a prominent acquisition that quickly turned into an enduring headache for the family and entangled them with foreign businessman) and scooping up the New York Observer, a much-loved but minor local newspaper, Jared was tasked with dating "someone prominent.
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And when a full-length trailer for the expansion popped up on Snapchat early this morning, it stole Bungie's thunder by revealing that the much-loved Gjallarhorn rocket launcher is becoming a viable weapon again, one you earn with an in-game quest or by preordering the expansion.
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Not only does he run the city's much loved Church label—releasing his own sax-fueled productions as well as smooth smears of house from the likes of Mall Grab—but he also recently launched the Coastal Haze imprint alongside Hollick (who also co-runs No Bad Days).
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Paul Steinke, executive director of the alliance, says that the Jewelers Row project is a watershed moment for preservation in Philadelphia, one that could be compared with the demolition of New York City's much-loved Penn Station in the mid-210s, an event that inspired that city's preservation movement.
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He is indeed widely hated and feared, but he is also much loved as a champion of his voters — not only by those who are nationalists as the president is but by those, too, who are conventional Republicans who want lower taxes, fewer regulations and more conservative judges.
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Yingluck was accused of corruption and removed from office in 2014, and with new Red Shirt protests looming and the old, much-loved king, Bhumibol, on his deathbed, the military stepped in, seizing power in a coup and then assuring the royal succession when Bhumibol died two years later.
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Paul is a grandfather and a father, by all accounts a good one, who made a bad rebound marriage after losing a much loved wife, but who has otherwise spent the past twenty-five or so years doing the good work of entertaining countless people and accepting innumerable awards.
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Royal commentators said it amounted to an "abdication" from the "firm" - as the royals are known - and showed that, under the warm words in which she said Harry and Meghan were much loved, the queen had taken a firm and decisive line by insisting on a clean break.
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Visiting RAF Valley in Anglesey, Wales, to mark the end of the base's search and rescue operations, the royal, 34, gave her much-loved $495 coat another dust off and for the first time, paired it with a hat (another rewear!) – the "Betty Boop" style in brown from Lock & Co.
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Back in 2012, the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs issued bizarre guidance to operators of the UK's much loved musical ice cream vans on "minimising annoyance or disturbance," but it was change to regulations that dictate the composition of ice cream that may have been the biggest blow.
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Tom Rapp, who founded Pearls Before Swine, an eclectic band much loved by aficionados of underground music in the 1960s and '70s, then became a civil rights lawyer, only to take an encore after being out of music for 20 years, died on Sunday at his home in Melbourne, Fla.
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That could set the two sides on a collision course over food standards and access to Britain's much-loved National Health Service, putting additional pressure on a relationship already strained by London's decision to allow China's Huawei a limited role in its mobile network and a proposed digital services tax.
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Not only can 0003,000 points go a long way toward booking award flights for an upcoming family vacation, but that sum also gets you more than halfway toward qualifying for Southwest's much-loved Companion Pass benefit, which lets you designate one person to travel with you on all Southwest flights.
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Also nominated were the four-time Globe winner Sarah Jessica Parker, for her role as a 40-something suburban mother in HBO's "Divorce"; Ms. Rae, nominated for her much-loved performance in HBO's "Insecure"; Julia Louis-Dreyfus from the network's "Veep"; and last year's winner, Rachel Bloom ("Crazy Ex-Girlfriend").
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Like tacos al pastor—a much loved Mexican take on shawarma, which Lebanese immigrants introduced to the central city of Puebla in the 20th century—cabrito al pastor is the product of Mexico's Mestizo identity and the glorious fusion of indigenous flavors with European and Middle Eastern ingredients and influences.
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The designer introduced her much loved label in 2003 with just five styles (including her cult favorite French military pants), and while much has changed over 15 years (including a more diverse offering and an ever-expanding celebrity fan base), Ms. Lotan has remained true to her pared-down aesthetic.
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A look at how Game of Thrones episodes have been rated by IMDb viewers reveals that the double feature of excellence even ranked higher than the much-loved "Hardhome"(the one with the Wildling) and "The Rains of Castamere" (the one with the Red Wedding), both of which hold a 9.9/10 rating.
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Both are quintessential Bright Eyes albums; Lifted has all of Oberst's songwriting hallmarks – vivid, verbose storytelling, and the ability to identify and communicate very specific emotions with quick, jarring accuracy – while A Christmas Album is testament to the strength of his style, as his fragile voice skates across much loved festive standards.
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"Vanessa Marcotte was a much loved member of the Google team, working in our New York office for the last year and a half, and known for her ubiquitous smile, passion for volunteer work, and love of Boston sports," a spokesperson for Google said in a written statement, according to CBS Boston.
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For Lee, the acquisition of language has been tied thereafter to sensory pleasure: his early poem "Persimmons," much loved and anthologized, turns on Lee's school-aged confusion between the words "persimmons" and "precision," and the heavy traffic between what words mean and how they feel in the mouth and on the breath.
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Putting their focus on seasoned selectors versus the marquee names many associate with the Magic City in March, the brand new party and much loved Wynwood nightclub are welcoming the cavernous crates of Washington, D.C house heads Beautiful Swimmers, NYC disco dude Eric Duncan, and Atlanta's Kai Alcé for a night of brilliant musical selection.
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" Wilson has been a much-loved figure at Princeton, but in September, the Black Justice League, a student activist group, distributed posters around campus about his views on race, including his comment to an African-American leader that segregation "is not a humiliation but a benefit, and ought to be so regarded by you gentlemen.
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NATAF, Israel — When Rama's Kitchen, an earthy and much-loved restaurant in the small Israeli village of Nataf, was burned last week by one of the wildfires that raged in the area, the last civilians who stayed to fight the blaze were two Palestinian brothers from Qatana, a village nearby in the occupied West Bank.
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"More and more customers are recognising the freedom and fun that camper vans can offer, and we're excited to be able to offer a greater number of adventure-seekers our Transit Custom Nugget, which is already much-loved in Germany," Ford of Europe's Commercial Vehicles General Manager Hans Schep said in a prepared statement.
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There were some good literary references today — one in the themes, as well as J.M. BARRIE and Audre LORDE — and some visual media, too, with a TV show and a movie director in the theme entries, and references to the RAT PACK, Whoopi Goldberg's much-loved Oda MAE Brown, and the filmmaker SAM RAIMI.
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One of the most frequent causes of death listed for people my age, as well as some younger and many older folks, is "complications from a fall," the explanation given for the death last month at 93 of Russell Baker, the much-loved Pulitzer Prize-winning humorist and columnist for The New York Times.
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Two of our favorites are priced at less than $40: The gorgeous Nubian 2nd Edition Palette (which Eburu says was crafted to honor the Egyptian Empire and Queen Nefertiti) and its much-loved Masquerade Palette, which is designed with an African royal goddess in mind and features four shades of Carribean blue and a purples to match African violets.
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The Wild West mentality of the fansub industry led to members of the Ottawa-based Anime Appreciation Society (AAS) taking matters into their own hands after one of their favourite fansub groups, Tomodachi, refused to release its version of the final 20 episodes of the much-loved show Fushigi Y ûgi—all because of its war with another fansub.
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Katy Perry Perry took a picture of her much-loved dog, Butters, and posted it to IG. In doing so, though, she inadvertently exposed the number on the dog's collar, causing her phone number (or whoever Butters' emergency contact is) to be flooded with calls and texts from eager fans, very few of whom were presumably calling about Butters.
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For more solitary gamers, there were much-loved RPGs like Skies of Arcadia and Grandia II; cult classic shlocker Illbleed; the above-mentioned Shenmue and its sequel; Crazy Taxi, which was fun to play in turns; and the then-exclusive Resident Evil – Code: Veronica, another winner from Capcom and considered the best in the series at the time.
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The artist Julian Schnabel helped with the decoration — which includes two of his signature smashed-plate portraits, of Alaïa and his much-loved model Stephanie Seymour — and the building contains not only his ateliers and a boutique, but also his own apartment, and a small hotel of three chic apartments that Alaïa only rents to friends.
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I started using RSS readers back in early 2000 shortly after Brent and Sheila Simmons released the first version of NetNewsWire, and despite many alternatives that have come and gone (including Google's much loved and now much dead Google Reader), I've stuck with NetNewsWire for over 15 years and have yet to find a better replacement.
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We know and love her as a stylist, fashion commentator and the former co-host of What Not To Wear, but Stacy London has been out of the spotlight for a few years with one personal challenge after the next: Spine surgery, money problems, a painful breakup and, last year, the death of her much-loved father.
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But Sean Bean, though he might be admired, has never counted among the much loved, and the shock value of his departure from "Game of Thrones" depended on the size of the investment that the creators had put into building up his part of the story until it looked like the armature of the whole deal.
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The film, which is still untitled, will cull from roughly 55 hours of never-released footage of the band's 1969 studio sessions that led to their final album, "Let It Be." The announcement of the movie comes on the 50th anniversary of the Beatles' final show, that much loved performance on a windswept roof in London.
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The Wild West mentality of the fansub industry led to members of the Ottawa-based Anime Appreciation Society (AAS) taking matters into their own hands after one of their favourite fansub groups, Tomodachi, refused to release its version of the final 20 episodes of the much-loved show Fushigi Yûgi—all because of its war with another fansub.
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Although Conner did what he could to keep the public at a distance in the early days of his career — even once asking a San Francisco gallery to present his work as that of "the late Bruce Conner" — he was also the much-loved "president" of a tight community of artist/bohemians: The Rat Bastard Protective Association.
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The music streaming service released its top 50 first dance songs today – ahead of the most popular wedding weekend of the year – to help almost-newlyweds with their decision to choose a classic, much-loved tune for their first dance as a married couple and to serve as a sign of what to avoid for unconventional couples looking for something totally unexpected. 1.
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But late last year, a significant discovery was made about the location of one of Vermeer's most famous paintings, "The Little Street" — considered by Vermeer scholars to be the most naturalistic townscape in all of Dutch painting — that has reordered the art world's thinking about the artist, and about the way that this tranquil city of 313,000 views its much-loved son.
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To the issue at hand then, and on this weekend just passed, specifically Saturday, October 1 2016, staff on the door of Manchester's much loved Warehouse Project seized the following items from a punter: -Plums-Apples-Whipped Cream-Lettuce-Broccoli As reported by Greater Manchester Police on Twitter, the haul was taken by WHP staff who were "supported" by on site police officers.
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"The underlying issues will be the one that Bernard raises, which is the fact that we've had growing inequality for the last 30 or 40 years, which means the bulk of the wealth and income has gone to the very richest people," Larry Sanders told Buzzfeed UK. He added that he would also work against efforts to privatize parts of the country's much-loved National Health Service.
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"The fuel will be used in one of our much-loved 747s on a flight from Orlando to London Gatwick, demonstrating the art of the possible, and taking a landmark leap towards making this ground-breaking new low carbon technology a mainstream reality," says Branson, who sold a 31 percent stake of Virgin Atlantic to Air France-KLM for 220 million pounds in 2017.
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Nick very much loved the idea of an outsider, and that outside perspective, the observer of these things, but I didn't even necessarily have the context to make informed commentary on what I was observing, so it was a bumpy first stretch there, and I have to give credit to Nick to this day for not canning me, because he certainly would've been justified in doing so.
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Get ready to channel your inner '90s and early-aughts icons like Natalie Portman, Paris Hilton, and Drew Barrymore, because Levi's has surprised us all by launching the much-loved anti-fits of the period with a selection of loose-fitting pieces in soft, washed-down denim, including a jean, a trucker jacket, a pair of shorts, and some overalls that have all mastered that perfect throwback oversized fit.
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While no other affordable label outside of Simply Vera Wang cracked the top echelon in recent searches on the site, low- to mid-priced brands did emerge in state-specific rankings: Coach was the most popular handbag brand in Alaska and Kentucky, Ted Baker won out in Idaho, Brahmin took the top honor in Alabama, Vanessa Bruno is much-loved in Michigan, and Abercrombie & Fitch, surprisingly enough, came in first in North Dakota.
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Anyway, besides my own penchant for hearing iconic tunes blasted through the multi-million pound speaker system of the cinema, the Vanilla Sky soundtrack is a crucial, much-loved listen because it captures the central tenets of the film—of life never being "as sweet without the sour," and the idea that reality can be recreated "with the romantic abandon of a summer day… or a pop song you always loved"—in an exhilarating wide-screen affection that punctures each and every time.
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" Hall being a descendent from literary giant Herman Melville (hence his middle and stage name), has unsurprisingly won him his some fans in the literary world, including The Satanic Verses author Salman Rushdie who wrote the following blurb: "[Porcelain chronicles] ten years of Moby's life, mostly in the decrepit, dangerous, much-loved New York City of the 1990s, a life comically overcrowded, filthy, alcohol-fuelled, vegan, unbelievably noisy, full of spit and semen and some sort of Christianity; and often, suddenly, moving.
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