"We're here to get pampered for the holiday," Shehadeh said.
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The cows, adds Zaidi, are among the world's most pampered.
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So I pampered myself over the weekend, which was nice.
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Clearly, strollers were made for human babies, not pampered dogs.
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I met other pampered wives at my husband's work meetings.
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It listed the many ways she expected to be pampered.
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Some of the dogs have more pampered lives than others.
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They are his pride and joy, nurtured and pampered to perfection.
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Basically, anything that's going to make her feel relaxed and pampered.
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I enjoy feeling pampered for a few hours every other week.
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We enjoy being pampered—like spas or going to a show.
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Leo is a luxurious fire sign: How pampered are you feeling?
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" Chris Waddle, former player "We haven't got leaders — they're all pampered.
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I had never felt so pampered covering a spot news story.
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They are pampered and "they are in great shape," Albert says.
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She claimed to be the pampered daughter of a rich landlord.
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This new competition pairs survivalists with pampered partners in the wild.
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Some dogs prefer to relax while getting pampered, like this Shetland sheepdog.
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OPEC's intervention seems to hint at a return to this pampered normality.
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OK, it's not exactly hard being pampered on the ultimate luxury train.
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The share has dropped, but Pakistan still has an oversized, pampered army.
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Get ready to be pampered like a celebrity: Enter to win now!
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And as much you love being pampered, you always split the check.
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She got pampered with a massage and chowed down on chicken wings.
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But really, it's whatever helps you feel relaxed, pampered, or nurtured. GoodTherapy.
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Less pampered athletes have poured scorn on the pusillanimous pitch-and-putters.
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"He's very pampered," Mr. Bolton told The New York Times in April.
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Materially speaking, the young, pampered housewives of River Oaks want for nothing.
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Horses like Legolas are surely the most pampered creatures at the Olympics.
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As long as I am around, it will be pampered and polished.
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Right now we have government by an entitled, pampered and aging minority.
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Life at the front of a conventional jet is now a pampered one.
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The highway commute relief is in site, you pampered Tesla owners you. 4.
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We are, after all, living in the era of the pampered, coddled houseplant.
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The dogs live pampered and healthy lives with one of Sicily's aristocratic families.
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It was so great to have the time to relax and get pampered.
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They have forced pampered Saudis to tighten their belts and infuriated religious conservatives.
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Stockholm has long promoted tech, and all but pampered those who exploit it.
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Apply to be in with a chance of winning that pampered hotel life.
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Like exotic birds in gilded cages, they are at once pampered and imprisoned.
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The complaints are common: I don't need to be lectured by pampered celebrities.
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"Who do these rich, pampered athletes think they are?" his supporters will say.
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Cynical journalists held this out as another example of athletes being pampered and cosseted.
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Shih Tzus Shih Tzus are sweet, sassy pooches that just want to be pampered.
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Jambo the Briard is pampered to perfection, and he seems to enjoy the attention.
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He campaigned as the leader of a rustbelt revolt against the besuited, pampered elites.
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Who doesn't want to, at a certain point, be pampered in her own home?
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But also empathy points for growing up an ostracized but pampered prisoner of war.
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PEOPLE: You've done the award-show circuit while pregnant — is it fun getting pampered?
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Many have rejoiced at the sight of pampered princes also having to make sacrifices.
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We're not unmanly, pampered men: We're the return of "real" men—those with honor.
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The celebrity and the pampered-ness causes them to not question the end result.
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I enjoy being pampered by the extra purr and rumble of a biased headphone.
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While working people struggle, the wealthy are pampered by society—materially, legally, even emotionally.
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When we were first introduced to Lady Mary Crawley, she was a pampered socialite.
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Related Facial exercisers & Floor-A-Matics: 1967 Gadgets for the "much-pampered housewife" //t.
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Customized mattresses seem like the natural sleep surface for our pampered, anxious modern selves.
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Massive luxury starliners laden with pampered passengers started cropping up more often in fiction.
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We'd say all that's missing from their pampered existences is some high-end CBD products.
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Tracy Britt Cool, 242, chairs several Berkshire units and is chief executive of Pampered Chef.
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While in her care he will receive his medications, special diet and be totally pampered!
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And hotel guests, many of whom are on hard-earned vacations, want to feel pampered.
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You can see the metrosexual legacy in the buffed, pampered, increasingly feminized men of Britain.
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Not only does Caelynn get to leave the house, but she gets to get pampered.
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Moms deserve to be pampered, so transform your apartment into a five-star brunch destination.
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Pampered pooches have been spotted in LA Dodgers kits (adapted, naturally, to accommodate four legs).
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Ms. Trump was really selling her own pampered life, as her father sells his own.
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On top of that, who has an hour or two every week to get pampered?
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And it turned out that the marbled crayfish didn't need to be pampered to thrive.
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Now she is the pampered dog daughter of a champion, at least for a year.
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For years, Chinese tech employees have worked hours that make Silicon Valley's workaholics seem pampered.
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He was an only child, pampered by his mother and not disciplined by his father.
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These dogs get pampered and glammed up, just like people do at a beauty pageant.
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Karl Lagerfeld stole his famously pampered cat, Choupette, and was not ashamed to say so.
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Pretty much every Kenyan knows how to make it … even the most pampered of men!
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Looks like Gary, Carrie's beloved dog, is also getting pampered for the intimate service. #RIP
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The precious and pampered Maltese was the fur baby of shoe designers Donald and Lisa Pliner.
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One Scottish historian denounced your aristocrats as "foully licentious, utterly effeminate...pampered minions and bepowdered poetasters".
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Amymarie Gaertner's dog, Honey, knows what she wants, and she wants to be pampered 24/7.
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JUDGES are a pampered caste of crooks, according to Poland's governing Law and Justice party (PiS).
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Among luxury perks, fluffy monogrammed robes greet man's most pampered friend at the Peninsula Beverly Hills.
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She's been pampered for practically all her life, and blessed with daily brushings and undivided attention.
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The new mom shared a photo of herself pumping breast milk while being pampered on Wednesday.
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The pampered Valley girl played by Alicia Silverstone in "Clueless" toted a striped Giorgio shopping bag.
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It does sound pampered, but we'd prefer to put on Heathers rather than the meditation playlist.
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With their two adult children, they have insinuated themselves into the lives of their pampered counterparts.
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That's not surprising given that Verizon is a government-pampered duopolist not particularly used to competition.
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The lovely Libra in your life adores being pampered and spoiled, so get your wallet ready!
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I have a friend who has them and they're apparently really special, really pampered and stuff.
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"They provide an outlet to get pampered and walk out feeling like a million bucks," he said.
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Of course, everybody loved me and pampered me as the youngest, and also as the little sister.
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Did you see how Dickon manned up and actually proved there was more to his pampered appearance?
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As they see it, the country's erstwhile one-child-per-couple policy created legions of pampered softies.
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Buffett protégé Tracy Britt Cool, 32, chairs several Berkshire units and is chief executive of Pampered Chef.
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But Chinese hot pot chain Haidilao goes out of its way to make single diners feel pampered.
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She wishes for her mother to be pampered like a guest at the hotel where she works.
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Berkshire is also the parent of See's Candies, Dairy Queen and the Pampered Chef brand of cookware.
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Until then, enjoy these photos of pampered Pomeranians, a meeting of Dalmatians and one very hairy Maltese.
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Safe spaces and trigger warnings go hand in hand with "safe" playgrounds in this increasingly pampered society.
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If this is a test of patience, it is too cruel a torment for our pampered lot.
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Five years later, Cool was named CEO of premiere kitchen tools line Pampered Chef, a Berkshire subsidiary.
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He loves his ladies too: they are pampered like high-end hotel guests with every need met.
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Hailey Baldwin got pampered for her 20th birthday ... and this SICK crib's all the proof you need.
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Her enclosure is outside but she comes in a lot, she prefers inside because she's pampered like that.
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She is being pampered by the staff who, despite the language barriers, dote over her and the twins.
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Reese Witherspoon has been pampered by Hollywood's hottest makeup artists since before her daughter Ava Phillippe was born.
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Superhero, blockbuster superstar, and everyman Chris Pratt isn't one to pass up on the chance to get pampered.
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And, of course, they'll be extremely useful in shepherding humanity to our pampered and physically obsolete future. Fine!
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Clinton said, those benefits apply only to the pampered guests at some Trump properties — not to his workers.
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The voice — at once pedantic and forceful, and strangely aged and pampered — was the most fun of all.
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The voice—at once pedantic and forceful, and strangely aged and pampered—was the most fun of all.
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While it's tempting to dismiss these social media postings as the overdramatic declarations of pampered celebrities — or pampered Californians, who remain blissfully unaccustomed to the rain and snow that can plague the rest of the country this time of year — it turns out that this time, the weather warranted the reaction.
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Abel and Tracy Cool, chief executive of Berkshire's unit, Pampered Chef, are the other Berkshire representatives on Kraft's board.
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There, fliers don't only get ample legroom and actual dinner and glassware, the pampered passengers get poached eggs, too.
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And it subjects a pampered population to a bracing dose of spartan clean living, away from iPads and alcopops.
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As weird and disorienting as the "HUSTLE, HUSTLE, HUSTLE" vibe can be sometimes, it's nice to be so pampered.
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She's a big fan of getting pampered: Douglas loves a good massage — and a mani/pedi with staying power.
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Pessimists like to fret, without much evidence, that the one-child policy has wrought a generation of pampered softies.
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But it will be a tall order to train Saudi Arabia's pampered young men to work for a living.
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Presumably, she'll be feted and pampered and lavished with attention by husband David Beckham and their four perfect children.
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"The consumer in India is kind of pampered," said Ankur Bisen, who heads Technopak's retail and consumer products division.
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Far away in the palaces, pampered French generals order his exhausted men to take a nearly impregnable German position.
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Cruising the Mekong — one of Asia's longest rivers — is a safe, convenient and pampered way to explore the region.
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Public servants who do not serve the public need to be fired; pampered industries, unpampered; crooked bigwigs, locked up.
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Gustav Husak, the chief of Czechoslovakia's Communist Party, rebuked him at the Slovak party congress as a pampered performer.
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"The property you book should make you feel pampered with its luxe surroundings and doting service," Ms. Schaffer said.
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I lurked near the entrance, where, disgorged by their shiny town cars, the discreet and pampered VIPs sauntered in.
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I felt downright pampered in my room, with a striped marble bathroom, deep soaking tub, and 65-inch TVs.
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Caregivers were pampered too, with an exclusive lounge for them to relax while volunteers kept an eye on the participants.
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This Pampered Chef set has everything you need, including a microwave popcorn maker and seasonings like ranch and french toast.
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The letters claimed that indigenous Canadians were "pampered" in abusive residential schools and that they were looking for government handouts.
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The kitty is clearly lucky to be alive and is apparently being pampered by his people now that he's safe.
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Above all, Gulf states have to overcome their dependence on volatile oil and coax their pampered people into productive work.
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This is why the Queen is easily convinced to send him to Eton where he'll be respected and somewhat pampered.
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While we know royal bride Meghan Markle will be perfectly pampered ahead of the big day, what about her guests?
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This good boy loves getting pampered at PetSmart, so his owner posted a picture of him enjoying his grooming time.
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Last year, when the Apple Watch debuted, Wang posted a picture of the pampered pooch wearing one on each paw.
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The hens and roosters in this documentary are pampered royalty, and their caretakers find fulfillment in the pursuit of perfection.
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How to restore damaged cast iron cookwareBuy a set of three Pampered Chef Nylon Pan Scrapers on Amazon for $7.50
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In addition to being groomed and pampered, Ratajkowski shared her thoughts on dealing with Twitter trolls, and that nude picture.
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Andrew seems unaware that high-achieving people from modest backgrounds tend not to be impressed by tales of pampered childhoods.
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I'm a bit worried about harping on about how tough it was for me because I'm just this pampered actor.
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Because to these men, women have been deemed weak creatures, to be pampered, possessed -- or denigrated and destroyed -- at will.
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And for some very pampered pets, it can be an opportunity to do the same while their owners are away.
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Karl Lagerfeld's cat: Choupette, the designer's immensely pampered and incredibly famous white Birman, is expected to receive a substantial inheritance.
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Eventually, she learns to eat from her own bowl like the pampered house pet she has, inexplicably to herself, become.
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Of course, it is always nice to get pampered by getting your hair and makeup done, but these services add up.
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Her show would star one Lil' Richie, who is weary of the "access and excess" afforded him by his pampered upbringing.
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My first stop was the benching area, where all the show dogs are pampered and groomed before going out to compete.
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That sounds like a good thing, certainly compared with the common public image of undergraduates as a bunch of pampered layabouts.
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Most were stray mutts picked up from the streets, selected for their presumed hardiness and stress tolerance relative to pampered purebreds.
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Indeed, Trump's behavior, if we're using class analysis, is that of the pampered tycoon who can break social norms with impunity.
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Nobody comes to Abkhazia, a breakaway region of Georgia still scarred by the fighting of 1992-93, expecting to be pampered.
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With each reservation, pets are pampered with dog beds and savory treats made in-house, bottled water and special dog bowls.
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Most live for just a few months, and even the most pampered katydid will be silenced by the first autumn frost.
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Doggie day care On the streets of Seoul today, it's not hard to spot pampered pooches dressed in the latest fashion.
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A more daring movie would have ventured beyond fat, pampered house cats and scrawny alley predators in its depiction of them.
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During my first few days in the jungle, I was still dependent on the things that a civilized, pampered human has.
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"Peckham Palms is somewhere nice for black women to get pampered and I always feel proud bringing them here," she says.
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Derided as a pampered lightweight ("Feather-Duster Roosevelt"), he was barely nominated on the fourth ballot at the 1932 Democratic Convention.
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In brandishing this high-end brand of pampered independence, the sisters seemed to delight in rejecting society's expectations of women's roles.
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A pampered sitting duck is still a sitting duck, and I no longer have any illusions about everything turning out fine.
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Some protests are the result of spoiled, pampered students and "activists" who aim to bring about their view of utopian globalization.
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Five years later, at age 30, she was named CEO of premiere kitchen tools line Pampered Chef, a Berkshire Hathaway subsidiary.
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"The fact that I got to stuff my face with fantastic desserts and get pampered was also amazing," the actress tells PEOPLE.
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Treat yourself to a spa day—Venus rules luxury and beauty, and being pampered is a great way to work the energy.
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Guests are pampered by a personal butler, and are allowed to customise their in-flight dining menus and dietary requirements before travelling.
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"I would have to say she is pretty close to being the most pampered gator in the world," Lance told Barcroft Media.
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The Academy Awards will be filled with some seriously pampered asses this year -- celebs are getting the most balling toilet paper ... EVER!
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Some of us routinely condemn these pious old men, but it seems they are not just a bunch of pampered religious nuts.
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Ali's story is based in Kashmir, where Laila (Tripti Dimri) is the pampered daughter of a politician whose beauty attracts many admirers.
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No, wait, the children are being dangerously coddled and attended to and overindulged and pampered by their incompetently anxious, hovering helicopter parents.
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I am guessing that something about "remote work" strikes the Trump and Fox base — possibly correctly — as an option for the pampered.
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This is what's become of the American dream: Work hard enough, and you'll get to keep working hard while feeling vaguely pampered.
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They're simultaneously pampered (Ardie Valdez loves UberEats) and put-upon (the new mom Grace Stanton is fed up with her breast pump).
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Basically, it argues that humans should be pampered by technology, and to do so, communism should finally become the dominant economic system.
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"He transitioned beautifully from feral creature to pampered house cat and more recently to co-worker," Dr. Sams said in an email.
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There, they are surveilled — er, pampered — 24/7, to ensure that the (very expensive) unborn children they're incubating will reach maximum potential.
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Straub's novel ranks as "a wise, sophisticated romp through the pampered middle-aged neuroses of urban softies," our reviewer, Alex Kuczynski, wrote.
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The Rhythm and Flow judge spent her actual birthday with her family in New York City, pampered with plenty of flashy gifts.
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Dogs spend a lot of time running, playing, and barking — which is great — but sometimes they too enjoy a day of being pampered.
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The agency has an in-house spa where customers are invited to come, relax and be pampered while they plan their next journey.
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AgriProtein's fly larvae were originally pampered with blood from abattoirs mixed with bran, while the adults were fed milk powder, molasses and sugar.
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Today, while the old model may thrive in black or up-and-coming neighborhoods, white professional men are seeking a pampered experience elsewhere.
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Seventy-two percent of moms responded they want to be pampered — a spa day, beauty gifts, things to help her relax for awhile.
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A life so pampered, while enviable and thrilling, was also morally suspect, reeking of bourgeois individualism and other Western frivolities, such as democracy.
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Whether it's a line of cookware like Pampered Chef or skincare like Mary Kay, you get a cut of the product you sell.
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He jokes that he cannot fly without seeing crew members who he has served at the Ale House — making him one pampered passenger.
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Here are pampered teenagers who let a strange man take their blind-drunk friend … well, they don't know where, and that's the point.
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Gallmann, who said she was a "pampered little girl" when growing up in Italy, has led both a blessed and a cursed life.
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Whether she loves to be pampered or appreciates an unusual present, here's how you can DIY or buy your way into her heart.
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"Berkshire is an amazing place ... I've always really appreciated that, and really enjoyed everything about the company and really everything about Pampered Chef."
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Not the pampered pedigrees that make up the rest of Europe's elite, but a motley crew of rescues and mongrels, defiant and daring.
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When each extravagantly pampered offspring pulls free of her uterus after nine days, fly mother and child are pretty much the same size.
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In the last years before Valentin's untimely death, he received two commissions from the Cardinal Francesco Barberini, pampered papal nephew and art fanatic.
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Back at the hotel, relax in your private, ocean-view villa, chill out in the plunge pool, and/or get pampered at the spa.
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"Never in our country's history have we had a president so coddled and pampered and protected by the media like Barack Obama," he said.
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They have the time and the money to be pampered at airports with all the services a smart hotel can provide, says Mr Mardini.
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From his seat at one of the sidewalk tables, Dag gazed at the professional dog walkers escorting the pampered pets of Mexico City's elite.
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His mother, who works in Chicago, does accounts payable for the Pampered Chef, a division of Berkshire Hathaway that sells cooking equipment and supplies.
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Yet the experience is a relative joy ride for the Haitians, who are the underfinanced minnows swimming among pampered sharks in this month's tournament.
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Later, civil servants come to refuel their pampered cars, college graduates buy cigarettes and sun-creased panhandlers collect coins for their next beer buzz.
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That's the latest attempt to portray her as a pampered rich girl, rather than the earnest class warrior that many view her to be.
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And, while you can find great prices in Cancun, there are also five-star spas that will make you feel like a pampered goddess.
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Blanche found herself pampered for the first time in her life, fitted for new clothes in nice stores, sampling expensive perfumes in beauty salons.
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The pampered pets and their owner, Zoe Man, 43, flew on a private plane from Hong Kong to Japan for a five-day holiday.
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We see Max lazing around the den of the bungalow like a pampered cat, scrolling through Snapchat when asked to help carry a suitcase.
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Dinair founder and president Dina Ousley and dozens of her employees traveled to Miami and the other cities to help get the girls properly pampered.
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O'Leary made it Ryanair's trademark to treat pilots more like bus drivers than what he saw as the pampered rock stars of aviation's golden age.
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The resulting works typically featured pampered enclaves of consumerism-obsessed one-percenters, whose avant-garde fashion and style choices infused their stories with dark comedy.
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Rezan, the pampered youngest of four brothers, had gone to private school in Aleppo and was the only member of his family who spoke English.
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Tony Moly Sheet Mask Set, $12 (5 count), available at Macy'sYou don't need to spend a fortune to give the gift of a pampered evening.
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They looked at individual isolates of bacteria, monocultures pampered with an assured source of glucose and freed of the need to contend with other microbes.
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In high season, prices can soar into the $800s, but in the off-season, you can get pampered starting as low as $233 per night.
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Because, over the decades, we've gradually given up our autonomy, step by step, allowing ourselves to be transformed into A.I.'s docile, fabulously pampered pets.
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From these pampered creatures, Mr. Meyers produces grass-fed Wagyu beef, celebrated for a buttery flavor that comes from the Japanese breed's intense fat marbling.
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Hired at age 25 to be Warren Buffett's financial assistant, Britt Cool went on to become CEO of cookware maker Pampered Chef, a Berkshire subsidiary.
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Evans plays the son of Jamie Lee Curtis and Don Johnson's characters, and comes across in the footage like a pampered douchebag — think Roman from Succession.
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In 2014 he imposed military conscription on his pampered citizens, and sent dozens to their deaths in the Saudi-led campaign against Houthi rebels in Yemen.
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He introduced him to Independiente's balding midfield genius, Ricardo Bochini, a friend and working-class hero in an era when footballers were swindled rather than pampered.
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Racked by an overwhelming sense of pain, she graduates from classroom pranks to the killing of pampered Mia, the girl who "more or less has everything".
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During that first date with Arie I was lucky enough to be pampered with Neil Lane jewelry, Christian Louboutin shoes and dresses from designer Rachel Zoe.
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THE port city of Kobe, on the southern side of Japan's main island, is known for luxury beef from pampered cattle, fine sake and precision engineering.
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As Fuchs got pampered, Grossman told her to start packing, since he scheduled a car to pick her up and bring her to Gurney's in Montauk.
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"This is my favorite place in the house because every girl wants to be pampered, every girl wants to be rubbed on and loved," she says.
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The sample, which turns out to be some kind of microorganism, is groomed and pampered by one of the scientists and even given the name Calvin.
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We're supposed to buy that the home game conflict this season is between Sansa Stark's pampered traditionalism and Jon Snow's peacenik "loaves and fishes" Jesus-isms.
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The YouTube star has partnered with Camp17 to take her love for the outdoors and create an incredible experience for girls who love to get pampered.
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Even decades later, when Noriko begins her descent into infirmity, it is Mitsuki who is expected to take care of her, not the rich, pampered Natsuki.
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The pin-ups of Indian capitalism are no longer the pampered scions of its business dynasties, but the hungry founders of Flipkart, an e-commerce firm.
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Morgan's audacity lay in his restraint: He wanted to see the Windsors steadily and to see them whole, as neither pampered half-wits nor infallible deities.
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To the extent that the House of Government facilitated a transition, it was the metamorphosis of a sect of ascetics into a priesthood of pampered élites.
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Guests can be pampered with just the touch of a button at the WestHouse Hotel New York, thanks to the hotel's connection with NOMI Beauty experts.
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While I was impressed by how Claiborne pampered their horses, after I toured Jonabell Farm, I realized Sheikh Mohammed's farm was on a whole other level.
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"People are so used to paying for luxury, to be pampered all the time, but the hard stuff in life is the best stuff," Brandon said.
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Mann do indeed look expensive and pampered, which they may be; they are also both savvy and deeply kind, with a come-to-the-rescue mentality.
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For Trump, a fight he can frame as all about patriotism and pampered athletes is better ground on which to stand than any of those storylines.
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Each one will be groomed and pampered, allowed a few snacks and even a nap or two, and then poked and prodded and allowed to preen.
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And the more the children of the better-off were cherished, and pampered, the worse the treatment of the children of the poor appeared to be.
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After such contemplation the students may take comfort from the fact that they are among the most pampered and highly privileged human beings on the planet.
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This strategy is called multilevel marketing — though Stidham says he prefers "multilevel management" — and it's also used by companies like Mary Kay, Beachbody, and The Pampered Chef.
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These days modern pampered players plant themselves in a courtside chair and gesture for drinks, ice-packs, bananas, towels, new rackets and anything else they may need.
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It's pricey, but the spa goes above and beyond to make the heavy price-tag feel totally worth it, and Kari and I left feeling beyond pampered.
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They explained that men are seeking out a pampered grooming experience that the barbershop—with its dusty TV, linoleum floor and stack of auto magazines—doesn't offer.
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While most people purchase the good toilet paper to treat themselves to a bit of luxury, one pampered person discovered an unexpected benefit from upgrading their roll.
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Before the pampered pooch and charming stray of Lady and the Tramp can share their famous plate of spaghetti, the dogs need to go through puppyhood first.
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Travellers in the rougher parts of the world applaud wildly when a plane lands without crashing; more pampered types are enraged if the Wi-Fi is slow.
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Perfect doggy specimens are pampered and fawned over like models, but tragically the dogs themselves never know exactly what's going on, or realize how hot they are.
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" Professor Reinhardt excoriated college students who blamed loneliness for their binge drinking, describing them as "among the most pampered and highly privileged human beings on the planet.
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I suggest relaxing by the Soleil Las Vegas pool to enjoy a view of the tower, or get pampered at the full-service Voie spa and salon.
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This week, Ovid and pickup artists, photojournalism and #MeToo, sales in the music industry, pampered princelings, why you can't stop looking at other people's screens, and more.
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However, he was given probation rather than jail time after his defense team convinced a court that his pampered, affluent upbringing left him unable to comprehend his actions.
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My pampered behind had an abrupt awakening: By day five every time I went to the bathroom I felt like I was wiping my ass with aluminum foil.
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We talk with the founders of the company about their business model, the men who serve, and the women who are looking to be pampered for a price.
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On the Runway LONDON — Deep in the cool and cloistered underbellies of five-star hotels, clients in this city's most luxurious spas are lying back and getting pampered.
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Solutions like DIY gel nail kits and at-home tanning lotions keep us feeling pampered while keeping our money (or at least most of it) in our pockets.
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Myshkin's mother, Gayatri, was the pampered daughter of a freethinker who encouraged her love of dance and painting and who traveled abroad with her before his untimely death.
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Despite her good fortune she harbors some Madame Bovary tendencies, aching for a life of pampered thrills and finding her own existence — a spacious apartment, luxury vacations — shabby.
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Synopsis: When rich video-store magnate Johnny Rose and his family suddenly find themselves broke, they are forced to leave their pampered lives to regroup in Schitt's Creek.
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"You have spent so much time planning the wedding that it's nice to be pampered at a hotel with housekeeping, room service and other amenities," Mr. Augerinos said.
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Blow-dry bars are everywhere these days, and as much as we enjoy getting pampered, we don't always have the time — or money — to treat ourselves to weekly visits.
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I used one of these uncrustable makers (this one is old from pampered chef and kind of sucks but it gets the job done 😂) and SHE LOVED IT!
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For doubters, it's worth noting that Berkshire Hathaway placed its own stamp of approval on the direct-sales industry; the multinational holding company has owned Pampered Chef since 2003.
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Rather than scavenge for scraps from dumpsters, Pumps lived a pampered life in a Bahamian cottage so stunning that it once appeared on the cover of Garden & Gun magazine.
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Between them and the lowest-ranking policemen are officers in various state police forces who hold full responsibility for everyone junior but enjoy no influence over their pampered superiors.
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Along with being remembered as a force in the fashion industry, Lagerfeld was known to many as a devoted cat dad to his pampered, 7-year-old feline Choupette.
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We read here of his pampered upbringing in Albany and New York City, and of the more than five years his family spent in Europe during his early adolescence.
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Refinery29 spoke to the singer during a Breast Cancer Research Foundation awareness event, where the singer joined eight breast cancer survivors as they got pampered courtesy of Ulta Beauty.
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Once pampered by his mom and sisters, he now "does his own laundry and shopping!" says Whitney, and dotes on his niece Taylor, 2, and nephew Connor, 6 months.
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They are part of the one-child policy generation — pampered by their parents as only children and given the same access to education as their male counterparts, he says.
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Mr Cameron is much more than the pampered posh boy of his critics' imagination, but he suffers from blind spots, slips of judgment and confirmation bias all the same.
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Drunk Elephant Precious Cargo Kit, $88 ($132 value)When it's too cold to even think about leaving the house to get pampered, treat yourself to an at-home facial.
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The fact that the same aircraft can serve as both an annoyance to be endured for some (like me) and a chance for others to be pampered beyond belief.
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How hard can it be to lie still for 90 minutes and get pampered in the exact same manner as one of the most famous women in the world?
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Sure, there would be more tourists, more unindoctrinated rookies, more pampered rich folk, and more 'sparkle ponies' who just came to show off and take Instagrams rather than contribute.
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Find a spa experience on Groupon hereSend him off to be pampered (or join him for an experience like a couples massage) at a luxe spa in your city.
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If you've ever spent the day getting pampered at a spa, you know that one of the best parts of the experience is changing into an ultra-luxurious robe.
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For Chevy's pampered halo car, only about 12 units each hour will roll off the production line in Bowling Green, Ky., down the road from the National Corvette Museum.
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While the public officials were being pampered in Florida, hundreds of thousands of people on the SNAP rolls in West Virginia were wondering how they would feed their families.
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You don't need a penthouse with city views and marble bathrooms to feel like a pampered person, and an offshore bank account is not a prerequisite for a little opulence.
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Everyone needs a little TLC every once in a while, and face masks are a great way to feel pampered without shelling out the money required for a spa visit.
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Not only did Thicke shower Geary with rose petals and bouquets, he also pampered her with desserts such as chocolate covered strawberries and macaroons as well as her favorite snacks.
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Abby was spotted Thursday hitting up Pampered Hands -- a nail salon in WeHo -- just a couple days after being transferred to an L.A.-area halfway house to finish her sentence.
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There's something here for every type of traveler, whether you want to spend your time off being pampered, indulging in some much-needed retail therapy, or exploring the great outdoors.
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In his essay, Wallace complained about (among other things), feeling infantilized aboard the Nadir, about being "pampered," which he compared to "a certain other consumer product" (actual Pampers, that is).
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He can eye a piano and guess at the life it lived — how it was treated, whether it had been knocked about or pampered and how it was cared for.
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"This is the most I will ever be pampered in my life," Turner said with a tight smile he would wear even in some of the more painful moments ahead.
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Although Google is, like many big tech firms, thought of primarily as a business staffed by high-paid, highly pampered coders, half of the company's labor is provided by contractors.
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A one-touch room control system operates features like lighting and climate control, and I've felt pretty pampered by making those changes without even having to move around the room.
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"Being able to get pampered and showered with love and beautiful energy before we head into the next chapter of our lives was welcomed and very much needed," Tal tells PEOPLE.
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Whether swathed in leather from pampered cows or stuffed with racing-car technology, ultra-expensive cars are made by firms that have little in common with the rest of the industry.
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If you ask us, that's a pretty big window of opportunity to get pampered for all the fall weddings, Labor Day festivities, or back-to-school season shenanigans plaguing your calendar.
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"We wanted you to have a fun pampered day as an apology," Kim explained to Kris, who lists the Julia Roberts and Richard Gere-starrer as one of her favorite movies.
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And both Louboutina and King Bentley's owners admit that their pampered pets do have their diva moments, especially when all of their posts are met with "awws" and heart-eyed emojis.
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After being laid off from a brand strategy firm, he decided to pull out his camera and take to the streets to photograph some of New York's most pampered residents: dogs.
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Before hitting the red carpet for the 90th Academy Awards, celebrities turn to their trusted hairstylists, makeup artists, estheticians, manicurists and more to get them primped and pampered for the show.
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The Getaway Back in the days before the sharing economy, if you wanted to be pampered or primped you slipped on terry cloth slippers and shuffled off to the hotel spa.
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The best way to initiate a pampered staycation is a cult-favorite 16-pack of Korean sheet masks — something any beauty- or skin-care-obsessed teen will likely already know about.
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Sephora Collection Rose Face Mask, available at Sephora, $6Aliza Gulab also included this Sephora face mask so that her bridesmaids would feel relaxed and just a little pampered before the wedding.
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Zuckerberg seems to actually believe that publicity stunts like touring America and sit-downs with academics can show him to be considerate and thoughtful, instead of shallow, isolated, pampered, and unprepared.
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She believes that a sound bath is essentially a "massage for your mind" and people leave feeling pampered and very relaxed, which produce a wide range of positive outcomes in people.
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As the CEO, Cool leads Pampered Chef's executive team, oversees the company's long-term business strategy and is responsible for the "overall direction of the business," according to the company website.
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Just as they have in recent years, the turkeys were pampered prior to their arrival at the White House today, having arrived Sunday at the Williard Hotel to dabble in luxury.
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Here's what you need to know about the new Thai king: Early life Born in 1952, the new king was initially educated at the palace, where he admits to being pampered.
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Here they are snuggling in a post-Christmas coma: And here she is horning in on Carey's massage: Who needs a date when you can just get pampered with your mom instead?
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To help the 13-pound dog get reacclimated to life as a pampered pup, Theis took the dog everywhere, including casting calls, in an effort to make her comfortable around people again.
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Though most attention is paid to the pampered pups attending Westminster each year, we can't imagine what the clean-up crews have to go through to get rid of all that fur.
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But before hitting the red carpet for the 90th Academy Awards, celebrities turn to their trusted hairstylists, makeup artists, estheticians, manicurists and more to get them primped and pampered for the show.
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After 30 minutes of getting pampered and dreaming about chicken tenders that were on the way (almost time to break the fast), I looked at myself in the mirror and … shrieked again.
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The guiltiest pleasure A private terminal for the mega-rich at Los Angeles International Airport features video screens that show pampered passengers the world of pain they're missing in the main terminal.
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The Big Little Lies star, 42, shared the too cute photo of her 5-year-old son Tennessee James Toth getting a haircut and pampered by a barber in the family's kitchen.
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We asked them to make her feel beautiful on her last day and they took great care to make sure she was gently pampered and treated with the utmost care and tenderness.
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But I can see disaster looming on the horizon: my pampered scientists are growing increasingly discontent with my refusal to develop the robotic and synthetic workers that other races employ so successfully.
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The studio just wrapped production on the sequel to his 1988 comedy "Coming to America" with Murphy reprising his role as Prince Akeem, the pampered royal from the fictional African nation Zamunda.
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Other than the many photographs showing early passengers treated to sumptuous meals and pampered by well-groomed flight attendants, there is little reason to believe that these early experiences provided pure joy.
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Oleg as good son — in the plush, pampered confines of the rezidentura — provided a sharp contrast for the episode's one big twist, the introduction of Philip's Soviet son, Mikhail Semenov, or Mischa.
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Automobile enthusiasts recently bid around 600,000 points to drive luxury sports cars through the Emirati desert while being pampered with luxe food and accommodations at various Ritz-Carlton hotels along the way.
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Maybe I'm biased because my first exposure was while supine on a table being pampered, but it vaguely reminded me of sweet tea and roses, and immediately made me feel totally relaxed.
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Until he was 10, Vargas Llosa enjoyed a pampered childhood in a house filled with members of his mother's sociable, middle-class family, which can trace its pedigree to early Spanish colonists.
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A century earlier, Johnny would have been painting the Windsors; now, in a society made by and for such pampered materialists as the Miserdens, he is left with a less-exalted subject.
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Brown, a well-liked top assistant at Golden State, arrived there after two stints as a head coach during which he nurtured a young LeBron James and then a pampered Kobe Bryant.
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And when royals lead pampered, sheltered lives — lives that provide little experience in resisting the prejudice baked into British and Western society — it's not surprising they don't (at least yet) understand this.
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The image of a pampered billionaire scolding school children to suck up the sweltering conditions is just one example of the challenge confronting Bloomberg as he attempts to play Democratic Party savior.
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For about a hundred dollars a day more than the top end of that range, seniors can spend their retirement years in pampered comfort while visiting ports of call across the globe.
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Like far too many highly paid, pampered celebrities, Kaepernick has evidently deluded himself into believing his commendable success in the entertainment field makes him a moral beacon, a voice for the downtrodden.
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The differences in appearance detailed by clothing, skin tone, and grooming reveal the hardships exacted on the lower classes in a system that benefits the wealthy, who are well-fed and pampered.
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Other catacomb saints haven't been as lucky, or as pampered, but Early Christians were nothing if not a resilient bunch–and Palmeirão, for her part, believes their time has yet to come.
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On May 12th, moms all over the U.S.A. will be pampered and celebrated for their abilities to raise children, run households, and juggle careers, all while showering their family members with unconditional love.
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JOHANNESBURG (Reuters) - Before male beauty parlors began popping up in South Africa a few years ago, image-conscious men like Gerhard Joubert felt awkward being pampered and preened in salons filled with women.
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Smaller growers who sell at these markets also tend to plant varieties that have better flavor, said Lee Jones, a farmer who Vox's Eliza Barclay claims grows the most pampered vegetables in America.
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The Commander-in-Chief should speak forcefully in support of our national unity first, rather than simply defend the obvious rights of a pampered multimillionaire who has never served, like us, in war.
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I use a mesh sponge with my body wash like a pampered show dog, and I'll have you know I replace it whenever it starts to unravel or smell even a little funny.
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It doesn't even do much to mock these pampered Americans who tromp around the world like they own it and then scream for help when they step one pace outside their comfort zone.
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Mary North, a pampered socialite, is assigned a teaching job just as London's children are being evacuated — all the children, that is, except those who happen to be disabled, mentally impaired or black.
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" She is still a normal cat in lots of way In his interview with Harper's Bazaar about Choupette, Lagerfeld admitted that pampered cat likes "strange toys, toys that aren't supposed to be toys.
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It traces the career of Merrill, the poet, from his pampered childhood — his father was a co-founder of Merrill Lynch — through his success as a writer of coy, formal, witty American verse.
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Thousands of pampered pups checked into New York hotels over the weekend, and the pups' preshow rituals rival those of athletes at the Pyeongchang Olympics or celebrities at the Oscars, Alexandra Levine reported.
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The populist wave that has swept Central Europe — fueled by a backlash to the refugee crisis — is affecting even this pampered cocoon of transnationalism that depends utterly on well-heeled visitors from abroad.
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What are a group of towering courtly women, so gloriously tricked out and bejeweled as if for some fete galante, doing in this scene, with their tiny, pampered dog and their feverish attendants?
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Rockstar Puppy's The Rockstar Dog House; $50,000 Source: Rockstar Puppy For a mere five figures, wealthy dog lovers can get their pampered pooch a custom doghouse from luxe pet accessories brand Rockstar Puppy.
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Britney Spears is flipping the script on Mother's Day: This year, it's less about being pampered with breakfast in bed and more about celebrating the two boys who gave her the gift of motherhood.
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If you're looking for the luxurious elements of the eSports scene—pampered players staying in five-star hotels, with publishers and PRs catering to their every need—you're clearly not going to find them.
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Book the CHIC by Royalton starting at $330 per nightThe adults-only CHIC by Royalton is a young, hip wellness destination with a Spring Break vibe, though you'll still leave feeling refreshed and pampered.
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Every dog seems just as thrilled about their stay as I was, especially in April when pooches are pampered with a canine massage, their own dog toys, and a stylish bandana Pet Appreciation Month.
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Pampered housewife Jacqueline (Jane Krakowski) and wacky landlord Lillian (Carol Kane) are also back – and Kimmy's roommate Titus (Tituss Burgess) discovers that his student has become the master when it comes to throwing shade.
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Read more: 17 of Karl Lagerfeld's most iconic and controversial quotes Karl Lagerfeld owned more than 1,000 of his iconic high-collared shirts, and he helped design them himselfKarl Lagerfeld famously pampered his cat.
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With comfortable seats, super-attentive service, and a wide variety of in-flight entertainment to choose from, your long-haul flight experience is going to make your feel pampered — even when you're in coach.
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To the Editor: I would venture that almost all the people reading this article, whether they realize it or not, are part of the pampered few when compared with much of the world's population.
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It has everything to do with airlines' efforts to wring more money from travelers however they can, in this case by monetizing the chance for roomier seats and pampered service that constitute first class.
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A year after playing the pampered Claire in "The Breakfast Club," Molly Ringwald crosses the tracks to play Andie Walsh, a whip-smart teenager from a working-class family in this John Hughes film.
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On her actual birthday, Cardi spent time with family and friends in N.Y.C., while being pampered with plenty of flashy gifts — including a large diamond pendant necklace which had a picture of Kulture inside.
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But before the red carpet fills with television's hottest actors and actresses, stars tap their go-to stylists, makeup artists, hair stylists, manicurists and more as they get primped and pampered for the show.
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In the video, which Madonna posted Friday on Instagram, the star and Ostrovsky are dressed in white robes with their hair twisted up into a towel and are getting pampered with massages, manicures and pedicures.
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I am glad she exists, but I know that her existence — white, middle class, pampered — will make it harder, in some slippery, maddening math that is not her fault, for others to do the same.
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"According to his human 'mum' he's pampered, and loves going on trips to explore new food supplies, which is what he was doing yesterday," according to a comment by NZ Police on its Facebook page.
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Drunk Elephant Precious Cargo Kit, $88, available at SephoraIt may be too cold to even think about leaving the house to get pampered, but you can still pamper Mom with an at-home spa day.
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At an event like the Olympics, where ticketholders hail mostly from an upper-middle and wealthy class that is used to being pampered, the chest-thumping can be especially jarring, even to many local fans.
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Similarly, The Secret Garden's Mary is a pampered brat of a character, but we quickly learn that she acts out because she is isolated, and as such she has never truly earned how to behave.
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The free-roaming pampered turkeys, more flavorful than the average bird, are available somewhat more widely this year, always fresh, from the company's website and, for New Yorkers, at Dickson's Farmstand Meats in Chelsea Market.
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Yet when it came time to go fight in Vietnam, like my father and millions of others did, Trump — a pampered, cowardly son of a multimillionaire — got four deferments, then arranged to be medically disqualified.
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I'm often jealous of cats, what with their lifestyle that consists of sloth, capricious aggression and being pampered, but this is the first time that I've actually been cowed into an inferiority spiral because of one.
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I was just a college kid, and even if what college athletes—disorganized, pampered, selfish—would be asking for was pretty basic, we'd be taking on the NCAA and its lobbyists, lawyers, consultants and PR team.
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In these stories, Teffi rarely acknowledges that she has a body, much less a previously pampered female one, enduring cattle cars, unheated rooms and ceaseless periods of waiting in the elements while in late middle age.
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Panacea's three-step kit consisting of a cleanser, moisturizer, and sunscreen will get you out the door in five minutes, but your skin will still feel nourished and pampered because they're made with clean, lightweight formulas.
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I was an abysmal student who learned to read two years later than my classmates, who never studied or completed homework — but in public schools evacuated by white families, administrators pampered those of us who remained.
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Rose Meta (pronounced MEE-tah) was an oasis that signaled elegance and calm for black women in a world that was, for the most part, more accustomed to being pampered by black women than pampering them.
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Mr Lemann never establishes whether the majority of the workforce, or only a small elite of workers—and their pampered, sometimes reprehensible overlords—benefited during the glory days of behemoths such as AT&T and IBM.
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To make them feel pampered, she focuses on details that a host might overlook, providing things like soaps, towels and burlap place mats monogrammed with her farm's "G" logo, all of which she buys on Etsy.
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If it is too critical of Malaysia's government, or of its courts, or of its system of racial preferences for Malays (the biggest ethnic group), or of its pampered and prickly sultans, it could be deemed seditious.
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BRITAIN'S 'MOST PAMPERED' DOG 'OWNS' THREE CARS, A BOAT AND 65 OUTFITS According to the outlet, the first litter of the beloved breed was born at Guisachen Estate estate to landowner Dudley Majoribanks, known as Lord Tweedmouth.
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Sweet-smelling French soaps from La Chatelaine, high-end spa treatment sets from Footnanny, and super soft bamboo pajamas from Cozy Earth are just a few of the marked-down items that will make everyone feel pampered.
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His third act bogs down in the obscure details of a real estate scheme, yet it also contains the play's most cutting line, when Sartorius, Blanche's father, realizes just how coldly his pampered daughter regards the poor.
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It's been the story of many, many teen soaps over the years, but perhaps most famously on The OC, where Chino-born Ryan Atwood found himself suddenly living among the spoiled and pampered denizens of Orange County.
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An infant when he inherits the crown, this king (Jon Norman Schneider in a lovely, understated performance) grows into a placid, passive, pious man — reasonably decent, albeit comically effete in the manner of those pampered from birth.
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The houses were straight out of Williams-Sonoma, the beaches were filled with enough toys to satisfy even the most pampered celebrity child, and clothing shops had been built there, which Tom Nook never told me about.
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"A resort allows you to get pampered, dine well and enjoy a change of scenery, and drive-to resorts have the ease of a staycation combined with all the fun of a standard vacation," Ms. Belles said.
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Twenty-five years later he and the woman are that much older, and Maximo, now played by a paunchy Mr. Derbez, is so thoroughly pampered that when he goes golfing, he putts while supine in his cart.
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Stripped of the collectorship, he was also now a grieving widower: in January, Nell, his pampered and neglected wife, had died from a sudden case of pneumonia contracted while her husband was away in Albany, wheeling and dealing.
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Their lives are worth nothing to the Roys, and their stories will never snag more than a few scattered minutes of screen time, but they are the ones being plundered and exploited and discarded by these pampered sociopaths.
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Researcher Keith Payne has found something surprising: When people flying coach are forced to walk past the pampered first-class flyers in the front of the plane, the likelihood of some sort of air rage incident rises sharply.
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Bring three friends along for a three-night stay at the ultra-modern Dream South Beach, where you can float in the infinity pool; get pampered at the on-premise spa; and throw back cocktails on the rooftop lounge.
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"Ellen's Pet Dish" is an animated series which stars cartoon versions of the comedian's own animals, giving us a peek into what these pampered pets do when DeGeneres and her wife Portia de Rossi are out of the house.
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And while waiting for that to happen, all that's left, mostly, are a series of pratfalls, as the pampered heir -- who has never worked a day in his life -- tries to master a construction job and simple household chores.
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Emily: Somehow, Connor's flirtations with a presidential campaign are garnering the interest of the media, which shouldn't surprise me — he is rich — but are even more hilarious when you consider how pampered and vacuous the oldest Roy child is.
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The streaming service combines live-action filming with photorealism to bring the pups to life for a new generation of viewers, telling the heartfelt love story of a pampered Cocker Spaniel named Lady and a stray mutt called Tramp.
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Walking with your fellow passengers from a private waiting room in the station onto the train itself is to feel the 113st century collapse into the 211th; we were back in colonial days, pampered members of the ruling race.
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While Osito has most likely forgotten what it's like to be in an animal shelter, I love knowing that the products I buy my pampered cat will do some good for those pets that are still waiting for their forever home.
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If you watched just the first few minutes of Lady Gaga's new Netflix documentary "Gaga: Five Foot Two," you'd be forgiven for thinking she's only a pampered pop star who has her every need met with a snap of her fingers.
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Set in an idyllic, racially integrated version of the 1910s, the new "Lady and the Tramp" stars a couple of real-life adoptable dogs, Rose and Monte, in the titular roles of a pampered cocker spaniel and a wily street mutt.
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Rather than caricature anyone who isn't white and male, as pulp too often did, Wells casually includes characters like Shade, a pampered princess among his people who looks like a white man but can transform into a huge polyamorous humanoid dragon.
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The tennis superstar may have the money to get pampered whenever she likes, but Williams proved that she isn't above starting from the bottom to expand your expertise when she took classes to become a certified nail technician in 2010.
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" Which is a nice way of indicating that maybe all this George stuff isn't just hype, another see-the-world sinecure for Kennedy, or even, as Esquire describes it, "the riskiest venture of a pampered life indelibly marked by tragedy.
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The optimist's view was that tactics had evolved but he hadn't; the pessimist's was that you couldn't send players out to sort it out in real time because they were too stupid, too drilled, and too pampered to handle it.
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After all this time, it's not clear how Douglas perceives himself or that he even has a fixed self-image; in his own mind, he is neither a pampered show-business scion nor a self-assured master of the universe.
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She works as the off-season caretaker for her absent neighbors—the professor, the horror-story author, the grocery-store owners, and their "pampered children"—taking long walks through the town and forest and keeping watch over their empty houses.
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"This is my favorite place in the house because every girl wants to be pampered, every girl wants to be rubbed on and loved," she said A sauna, hairwash/styling station and two side-by-side massage chairs complete the at-home retreat.
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And while we concluded that Wet n Wild is a saving grace for anyone who needs a solid layer of polish before leaving the office, for anyone looking to feel pampered without spending a fortune, look no further than Jamberry's ColourCure collection.
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When they're in charge -- however differently they may frame it for the base -- the wealthy will be hired, catered to, indulged and pampered, while the poor will be the target of vicious budget cuts and stern lectures about pulling on those bootstraps.
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If you'd like to acquaint your children with a young heroine who is brave, high-spirited and definitely not a pampered princess, you can always rely on Anne Shirley, the plucky 11-year-old Canadian orphan in Lucy Maud Montgomery's series of novels.
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Thumbnail biographies and photo portfolios for more than 80 florists worldwide cover the bouquet gamut, including BRRCH's pampered pale blue orchids being licked by rapper Princess Nokia and Pot + Box's dying pink tulips pinned to walls in an abandoned home in Detroit.
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Whereas groups like LVMH Moët Hennessy Louis Vuitton and Kering have traditionally invested heavily in a flawless in-store experience, catering to consumers who want to be pampered and doted upon, Chinese shoppers are typically younger and heavily influenced by social media.
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He married the daughter of a rich American who was so pampered, she claimed, that she had never tied her own shoes, and he built himself (in the Powder River Basin, in Wyoming) an immense, imposing home that the locals called Frewen's Castle.
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The older daughter, Effia, stays behind in Africa, as the wife of a British official; her half sister, Esi, once the pampered darling of a powerful father, is captured by raiders from another village, sold to the British, and brought to America.
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We'd add the $2126 Cold Weather Package, $2145,900 Executive Package and the $1,700 Driving Assistant Professional Package but skip the two pricey rear-seat luxury packages unless you plan to actually be chauffeured or drive around a lot of pampered adult friends.
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Her new memoir, "The Men in My Life: A Memoir of Love and Art in 1950s Manhattan," rehashes her pampered yet troubled childhood and moves forward, tracing her life from 1953 to 1963, when she was between 20 and 30 years old.
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Emma Watson plays the beautiful and kind Meg, Saoirse Ronan is the smart and fiery Jo, Florence Pugh gives the pampered Amy new life, and as Beth, Eliza Scanlen will absolutely have you in tears as she grows ill and eventually dies.
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After being pampered, we stop at the liquor store and I grab a few bottles of champagne ($12.81) for a pre-dinner toast when my friends come over later, and also snag two pairs of cute sunglasses at a small boutique we pass ($38.38).
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From another world come Ahmed, the pampered, British-passport-holding crusader who returns to Lagos to start a muckraking newspaper after a decade as a banker in London, and Chief Sandayo, the minister of education, on the run from Abuja with $10m in his suitcase.
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Laplante, who spent most of a nine-year minor league career in the Pittsburgh Pirates' organization, forged a relationship with the Cuban federation several years ago, shepherding a group of Canadian boys to the island to learn the game in a less-pampered environment.
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It shows Zoolander and Cruz arriving on set in two hot model-off-duty outfits (leather, leather and more leather), Zoolander in a fitting with designer Alexander Wang and a backstage pic getting pampered alongside fellow supermodels (yes, that's Gigi Hadid, Jourdan Dunn and Joan Smalls!).
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Me, I gathered ground beef and ground pork, about a half-pound of each, a couple of shallots, an egg from a pampered chicken I know, some bread crumbs from the back of the cupboard, a splash of milk to moisten them, plenty of salt and pepper.
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During confinement in these "scientific" facilities, mothers are pampered in a fragile Victorian lady of leisure sort of way, spending much of the month alone save for scheduled visits from nurses and the newborns, who get the same treatment enclosed in the nursery, away from germs.
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Their horse in 21988 was a pampered foal, Sean Eldridge, then 2018, who is married to the Facebook multimillionaire Chris Hughes and qualified for the race by purchasing a $000 million country house just an hour from the $228 million country house the couple already owned.
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Jeremy's sin was evading a charge of vehicular homicide on the grounds that he'd been "so pampered, so excused from ever having to do things for himself, for ever having to accept responsibility for any of his actions," that he never developed a sense of right or wrong.
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Travelers interested in cultural attractions, for example, might not appreciate a stay in a countryside retreat with few sights nearby, while those who like to be pampered wouldn't enjoy a property without a spa or one where the spa is small and has a limited menu of services.
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" The L.A. Times' Justin Chang on this "hallucinatory Razzie-courting mayhem": "Given how often the movies tend to stereotype felines as smug, pampered homebodies, there are certainly worse characters one could spend time with, though I am hard-pressed at the moment to think of many worse movies.
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A century of matinee idol worship has taught us that such a face as Hammer's belongs on billboards, and that a body like his—pampered and moulded like wagyu cattle by a multimillion-dollar upbringing—ought to be displayed on the most screens in the best blockbusters money can buy.
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I spent the last moments of my Sunday with my eyes closed, luxuriating in how nice it was to lay in bed feeling tired but not exhausted, enjoying the feeling of pampered skin, and thinking about what it would be like to turn these sensations into words at work the next day.
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Every jaw in the store dropped to the floor — we are talking about a lingerie set that exposes basically everything and conceals nothing of consequence: her nipples, and evidently pampered nether region were exquisitely framed for him, for us, and for all the other customers lucky enough to be there at the time.
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The idea that top fighters are pampered and that money is ruining the game has been a fixture in fighting from the beginning, and sportswriters are always recalling a romanticized earlier time, but this might be the only recorded instance of an athletic commission turning down a fight for being too profitable.
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Funerals and fancy gravestones weren't cheap, of course, but despite its history as a burial ground for the pets of the affluent or famous, Miller was determined to keep Clara-Glenn accessible to everyone, and a place where animals could be honored forever, whether they were pampered during their lives or not.
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Directed by Ms. Rebeck, it's a production to bask in — partly for the sleek, chic design (set by Alexander Dodge, lighting by Donald Holder), but foremost for the chance to see Ms. Nielsen let loose in a starring role as a shallow, pampered soul who has long overseen her niece's $600 million trust.
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At this point, the average gig-goer is a pampered customer expecting nothing but non-stop entertainment, which is almost impossible to deliver as a performer if you decide to play new material: people aren't familiar with the words or the melody, and you run the risk of losing your audience's attention.
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BALTIMORE — As Justify was pampered after his hard-fought Preakness Stakes victory on Saturday — his feet were picked and his legs were wrapped while he enjoyed a cool breeze from the fan outside his stall — his team was celebrating nearby with cocktails and cake, swapping stories about the miracle in the mist.
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No more worrying whether your four-legged friend is chewing on the furniture, turning your living room into a bathroom or secretly trying to kill the cat… While the FURBO lets you spy on your fur baby, it also has the ability to toss your pampered pooch a biscuit or two when you're not around.
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A single word suffices to evoke the man who descended from the Sierra Maestra with his ragtag army to overthrow the dictatorship of Fulgencio Batista in 1959, purge Cuba of American domination, proclaim the empowerment of the poor, and embody Latin America's thirst for an end to government by the pampered coteries of imperialism.
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Bong Joon Ho's "Parasite" — a thriller about a poor family who insinuate themselves into the lives of a pampered household, and the first Korean film to be nominated for the best picture Oscar — was the night's other big winner, taking the awards for best film not in the English language and best original screenplay.
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We saw that madness in the recent arrests of dozens of wealthy parents, including corporate titans and famous actresses, for paying bribes and engaging in fraud to secure places for their pampered progeny at Yale, at Georgetown, at U.S.C. But their cheating was merely an extreme, illegal version of lesser scheming on a broader scale.
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It is an absolute outrage how so many pampered, affluent, upper-middle-class professional women chronically spout snide anti-male feminist rhetoric, while they remain completely blind to the constant labor and sacrifices going on all around them as working-class men create and maintain the fabulous infrastructure that makes modern life possible in the Western world.
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Fashion ladies like Chanel Iman, Kate Bosworth (both carrying MCM Worldwide bags), Jamie Chung dressed head-to-toe in pieces from the SS17 Rachel Zoe Collection were pampered with luxurious spa and facial treatments in the SK-II Extreme Expedition Skin Rescue lounge, as well as hair treatments like the signature Coachella braid and false lashes.
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In the futuristic world of "The Hunger Games," first magicked up by the author Suzanne Collins but taken to a new level in the movie, 22 largely impoverished and exploited colonies are ruled by the Capitol: a society so indolent and pampered that its denizens have had their souls corrupted by the pursuit of … plastic surgery!
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He grudgingly gives "pampered" Kobe beef cattle a rub with a distilled spirit called shochu and takes his kids to lunch at a sumo "stable," where they wonderingly watch the rikishi ("two mammoth mounds of diapered blubber") collide in a premeal bout before sitting down to a vegetable-rich chicken and soy sauce chanko nabe hotpot.
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The women resent the inference but eventually get around to doing just that, after boozy renditions of a lot of old songs (ranging from the Bangles and Prince to the "Xanadu" soundtrack); a slightly unsettling session with a tarot card reader (Cherry Jones); and an unscheduled trip to an art show, which mostly creates an excuse to grouse about pampered Millennials.
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In a new book titled The Great Successor: The Divinely Perfect Destiny of Brilliant Comrade Kim Jong Un, the Washington Post's Beijing bureau chief Anna Fifield provides an intimate, inside look at the man who has captivated and menaced the world — his pampered childhood, his teen years studying abroad in Switzerland, his close relationship with his mother, and his violent rise to power.
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And when I'm feeling curious or apprehensive about the future of the game, and about the sheer range of soccer I might one day feel obliged to obsess over, I'll read up on Major League Soccer or the Chinese Super League—generally agreed to be rising forces, though still currently a place for second-rank talent and the occasional fading, pampered megastar.
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You sense, in some of the stories to emerge from these fraud charges, an odd form of intergenerational class conflict, in which wealthy people who did not grow up pampered (Loughlin is the child of a telephone-company foreman) are now trying to impose middle-class values (a good education is important) on superrich kids who see little use for them.
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The "Modern Dog House Mid Century Ranch" — also known as 1118 Woof Ranch — offered by PijuanDesignWorkshop cost $4,000 and includes a low-pitched roof covered with cedar shingles to provide shade for your pampered pup and a planter box "situated below the extended eaves to allow for water run off to water and hydrate the planting below," according to the product page.
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After that, the pair dutifully recruits the various specialists they'll need: a hacker (Rihanna), fence (Sarah Paulson), jewel expert (Mindy Kaling), pickpocket (Awkwafina) and fashion designer (Helena Bonham Carter), the last of those necessary to gain access to the Met Gala, where she'll be outfitting a pampered actress played by Anne Hathaway, who again makes the most of an opportunity to demonstrate her comedy chops.
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Starting in 20082, when he was 17 and living in the Bronx, he worked as a photographer for Look magazine, and the topics he explored are chestnuts so old that they smell a little moldy: lovers embracing on a park bench as their neighbors gaze ostentatiously elsewhere, patients anxiously awaiting their doctor's appointments, boxing hopefuls in the ring, celebrities at home, pampered dogs in the city.
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Starting in 1945, when he was 319 and living in the Bronx, he worked as a photographer for Look magazine, and the topics he explored are chestnuts so old that they smell a little moldy: lovers embracing on a park bench as their neighbors gaze ostentatiously elsewhere, patients anxiously awaiting their doctor's appointments, boxing hopefuls in the ring, celebrities at home, pampered dogs in the city.
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" And you glisten and gleam and you are fresh out of the shower and pampered and powdered and swaddled in tight, fresh underwear, and suddenly every single one of your holes is filled at once—every single one, you are yanked and filled like a cushion at a cushion factory—and you yell out as much in surprise as in delight, "I love you!
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Starting in 1945, when he was 17 and living in the Bronx, he worked as a photographer for Look magazine, and the topics he explored are chestnuts so old that they smell a little moldy: lovers embracing on a park bench as their neighbors gaze ostentatiously elsewhere, patients anxiously awaiting their doctor's appointments, boxing hopefuls in the ring, celebrities at home, pampered dogs in the city.
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Starting in 1945, when he was 17 and living in the Bronx, he worked as a photographer for Look magazine, and the topics that he explored are chestnuts so old that they smell a little moldy: lovers embracing on a park bench as their neighbors gaze ostentatiously elsewhere, patients anxiously awaiting their doctor's appointments, boxing hopefuls in the ring, celebrities at home, pampered dogs in the city.
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Starting in 1945, when he was 423 and living in the Bronx, he worked as a photographer for Look magazine, and the topics he explored are chestnuts so old that they smell a little moldy: lovers embracing on a park bench as their neighbors gaze ostentatiously elsewhere, patients anxiously awaiting their doctor's appointments, boxing hopefuls in the ring, celebrities at home, pampered dogs in the city.
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Starting in 1945, when he was 1939 and living in the Bronx, he worked as a photographer for Look magazine, and the topics he explored are chestnuts so old that they smell a little moldy: lovers embracing on a park bench as their neighbors gaze ostentatiously elsewhere, patients anxiously awaiting their doctor's appointments, boxing hopefuls in the ring, celebrities at home, pampered dogs in the city.
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Starting in 2370, when he was 23596 and living in the Bronx, he worked as a photographer for Look magazine, and the topics that he explored are chestnuts so old that they smell a little moldy: lovers embracing on a park bench as their neighbors gaze ostentatiously elsewhere, patients anxiously awaiting their doctors appointment, boxing hopefuls in the ring, celebrities at home, pampered dogs in the city.
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Starting in 7183, when he was 2718 and living in the Bronx, he worked as a photographer for Look magazine, and the topics that he explored are chestnuts so old that they smell a little moldy: lovers embracing on a park bench as their neighbors gaze ostentatiously elsewhere, patients anxiously awaiting their doctors appointment, boxing hopefuls in the ring, celebrities at home, pampered dogs in the city.
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Starting in 1945, when he was 17 and living in the Bronx, he worked as a photographer for Look magazine, and the topics that he explored are chestnuts so old that they smell a little moldy: lovers embracing on a park bench as their neighbors gaze ostentatiously elsewhere, patients anxiously awaiting their doctors appointment, boxing hopefuls in the ring, celebrities at home, pampered dogs in the city.
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While many pampered NFL players are kneeling during the national anthem, patriots in Congress and President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE can take credit for honoring America's fallen local heroes.
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Starting in 2708, when he was 29400 and living in the Bronx, he worked as a photographer for Look magazine, and the topics he explored are chestnuts so old that they smell a little moldy: lovers embracing on a park bench as their neighbors gaze ostentatiously elsewhere, patients anxiously awaiting their doctor's appointments, boxing hopefuls in the ring, celebrities at home, pampered dogs in the city.
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Starting in 163, when he was 17 and living in the Bronx, he worked as a photographer for Look magazine, and the topics he explored are chestnuts so old that they smell a little moldy: lovers embracing on a park bench as their neighbors gaze ostentatiously elsewhere, patients anxiously awaiting their doctor's appointments, boxing hopefuls in the ring, celebrities at home, pampered dogs in the city.
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Judging from what's been posted so far, it looks like Bruno will be pampered to death, just how he likes it: His new mom already bought him a feather wand toy (the only thing he'll play with), set up a water bowl in her bedroom (because he won't drink in the kitchen), and bought him a "candle for cats" that's supposed to somehow help him transition into his new home.
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To the Editor: It comes as no surprise that during his trip to Europe, President Trump — so ignorant of the history of his country, so indifferent to the exertions and sacrifices of its soldiers, so oblivious to the costs of war and the blessings of peace, so padded, pomaded and pampered — could not be bothered to attend a memorial service at the Aisne-Marne American Cemetery or the subsequent Paris Peace Forum.
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More in dog news... Britain's 'most pampered' dog 'owns' three cars, a boat and 65 outfits Burger King treats terminally ill dog to free cheeseburgers Video captures Army pilot surprising his dog after coming back from deployment Maryland man arrested after dragging dog behind car as punishment: police Indiana patrol officer rescues, later adopts dog after finding it shot in face, covered in bleach A jury deliberated for one day after a three week trial, and found Best guilty of felony animal cruelty, felony auto burglary and felony vandalism.
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Compounded annual changes from 1965-2017: -Book value per share: 19.1 percent -Stock price: 20.9 percent -S&P 500 including dividends: 9.9 percent (pre-tax) Float (insurance premiums collected before claims are paid, which helps fund investments): $114.5 billion as of year-end Selected business units: Benjamin Moore, Berkshire Hathaway Automotive, Berkshire Hathaway Energy, Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance, BNSF, Borsheim's Fine Jewelry, Brooks, Business Wire, Clayton Homes, Duracell, Fruit of the Loom, Geico, General Re, HomeServices of America, IMC International Metalworking, International Dairy Queen, Johns Manville, Lubrizol, Marmon, McLane, National Indemnity, Nebraska Furniture Mart, NetJets, Oriental Trading, Pampered Chef, Precision Castparts, See's Candies.
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Market value: about $0003 billion as of April 30, 2019 Compounded annual changes from 1965-2018: book value per share: 18.7 percent; stock price: 20.5 percent; S&P 500 including dividends: 9.7 percent (pre-tax) Float (insurance premiums collected before claims are paid, which help fund investments): $122.7 billion as of year-end Selected business units: Benjamin Moore, Berkshire Hathaway Automotive, Berkshire Hathaway Energy, Berkshire Hathaway Specialty Insurance, BNSF, Borsheims Fine Jewelry, Brooks, Business Wire, Clayton Homes, Duracell, Fruit of the Loom, Geico, General Re, HomeServices of America, IMC International Metalworking, International Dairy Queen, Johns Manville, Lubrizol, Marmon, McLane, National Indemnity, Nebraska Furniture Mart, NetJets, Oriental Trading, Pampered Chef, Precision Castparts, See's Candies, Three (Berkshire Hathaway Direct Insurance) Selected acquisitions (larger amounts rounded to nearest billion): See's Candies, $20053 million (1972); Geico, $2.3 billion (1996); Dairy Queen, $590 million (1998); General Re, $16 billion (1998); NetJets, $725 million (1998); Clayton Homes, $423 billion (2003); PacifiCorp, $5 billion (2006); Marmon, $4.5 billion (2008); Burlington Northern Santa Fe, $27 billion (2010); Lubrizol, $9 billion (2011); NV Energy, $0003 billion (2013); H.J. Heinz, $12 billion (majority stake, 2013); Van Tuyl, $4.1 billion (2015); Precision Castparts, $32 billion (2016), Pilot Flying J, $2.8 billion (38.6 percent stake, 20153).
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