You have to have reverence for the past and ... Not reverence.
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I think reverence for the international nature of the business, like deep reverence ... The global ... Oh my gosh yeah.
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"The reverence I have for this championship, I'm not suggesting that someone doesn't have a higher reverence, but I'd argue with them," said Johnson.
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There is a reverence in witnessing the craftsmanship of skilled artisans, but Crawford is careful to argue that reverence does not mean sycophantic obsession with the past.
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Elusive and masterful, everything he does is treated with reverence.
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Future historians may regard that epoch of reverence as unusual.
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And of course, their religious reverence to high school football.
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Current mayor Ada Colau shares Rueda's reverence for public space.
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You should always show your cat love, appreciation and reverence.
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Strangers approached her in grocery stores with reverence and awe.
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Such days of reverence for the media are long gone.
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To be clear, I have the utmost reverence for entrepreneurs.
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Where do you draw the line between reverence and imitation?
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That reverence is something Kevin has experienced all his life.
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How repugnant are things that make a show of reverence.
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Here, too, they give a meal an element of reverence.
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"The Chairman visited us last year," he said, with reverence.
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Distinguished Engineers, the Level 22011s, are spoken of with reverence.
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Uluru is not just a place of wonder and reverence.
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They are driven by humankind's greed and deserve no reverence.
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No wonder Mr Lütke shares a Schumpetarian reverence for entrepreneurs.
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"Joker" felt like it was treated with far more reverence.
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Admiration of only the easy parts is fanaticism, not reverence.
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The price of admission, she discovered, was often uncritical reverence.
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Many of the employees seem to feel a similar reverence.
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The film portrays the central relationship with almost edenic reverence.
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A reverence for law founded on the idea of truth.
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Its video simplicity and reverence for life are quietly lovely.
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However, interest in history and reverence for it are separate sentiments.
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We found lessons of patience, reverence, and community within your shores.
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He spoke of toes in general with reverence and earnest passion.
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They have reverence for the former, but love for the latter.
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Serrano is infamous for capturing disturbing subjects with a startling reverence.
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Q: Your reverence for Dravid is quite apparent in the book.
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I have too much reverence for this substance to abuse it.
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According to Mr Mietzner, Ms Megawati "expected absolute reverence" from Jokowi.
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"tolerance," and unspecific reverence for Martin Luther King Jr. will have
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Many of these whizz-kids have treated TPD with awed reverence.
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It's about what they represent: cherished freedoms, a reverence for independence.
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And that created a reverence for the club, for the parties.
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In "Archbishop," however, reverence for the land predates the white invaders.
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I never heard him express anything but reverence for the grunts.
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Above all else, they gave Eisenhower a reverence for the Scriptures.
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Olek says she has a lot of reverence for these processes.
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Object of ridicule or object of reverence: Is there a difference?
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Feeling a deep reverence for our very long and rich history.
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For decades, the left sought to dethrone reverence for the Constitution.
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That reverence and enthusiasm seem more suited to the distant past.
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Human sacrifice at significant peaks reinforced reverence for locally sacred mountains.
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The effect is one of deep reverence, an almost holy glow.
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This type of recognition and reverence continues today for many communities.
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This type of reverence even extends to the creation of art.
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"The Japanese have a reverence for repetition and mastery," he said.
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The Beatles sing, "We shall scrimp and save" with utter reverence.
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The original game earned a unique level of reverence from players.
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Was this supposed to be a space for reverence or ritual?
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He writes from a foundation of love and reverence for all people.
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SR: Does it require reverence or respect to deal with these objects?
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Even collecting the award isn't always a moment of tears and reverence.
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Photographer Tom Brenner's hauntingly beautiful opening image honestly captures the reverence Sen.
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And Joe Biden's softest spot is his near-mystical reverence for family.
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He also mentions Overwatch — not for the first time — with noticeable reverence.
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One, she said, is "reverence" for the international nature of its business.
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"She was amazing," Suleiman says, her voice taking on tones of reverence.
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Bagheera treats them with deep reverence, and it's easy to see why.
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People are also dressing in yellow out of reverence to their monarch.
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Reverence de Bastien Nail Brightness Pearly Buffing Cream, $55; net-a-porter.
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It's a symbol the game treats with a good deal of reverence.
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Schadenfreude is the flip side of reverence, and perhaps a stronger attraction.
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Islam, he says, teaches deference to one's elders, reverence for the father.
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Musk also tweeted out quote of Ataturk's demonstrating his reverence for science.
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There is a difference between remembrance of history and reverence of it.
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You can always tell when a photographer faces his subject with reverence.
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Kira doesn't really understand why the films are greeted with such reverence.
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I approached the large head of Dave Leitao with the appropriate reverence.
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At the very least, Billy Joel deserves more reverence than he gets.
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"I find his reverence for clergy very old-school," Mr. Scott said.
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"I have so much reverence and appreciation for that culture," she said.
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"I was losing my reverence for coherence," Painter writes at one point.
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There is a difference between remembrance of history and reverence of it.
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But I apologized again, out-apologizing her, as a kind of reverence.
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The hushed reverence of the shrine is rudely disturbed by Miyasaka's phone.
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" "I have a great respect and reverence for the Senate for real.
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I want to educate people and also increase their reverence for life.
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When poems become secular prayers, reverence tends to rub away their edges.
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They approach the dish with the zeal and reverence of the converted.
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Just as the victims deserve eternal reverence, the killers deserve eternal damnation.
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There was something like reverence on Peralta's face as he looked up.
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Parent-child relationships everywhere can swing from reverence to rebellion and back.
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Photo: SpigenIt's easy to look back on the original iPhone 2G with reverence.
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But these conflicts accentuate the story's notes of nostalgia and reverence for adolescence.
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I'm a little suspicious of the near-constant reverence given to youth cultures.
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But there are times where its reverence for the past can be frustrating.
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It means leader, but conveys far more reverence than the usual word, lingdao.
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His preference for flag reverence over the freedom to protest is widely held.
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This is a well-qualified colleague with a deep reverence for the law.
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None of this should lead us to an automatic reverence for the mob.
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History is unlikely to look upon it with the reverence of older generations.
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If "Fefu" can inspire this reverence, why do so few theaters stage it?
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If anything, the widespread reverence for it only betrays a fear of transformation.
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Sufis also hold shrines containing the tombs of holy men in particular reverence.
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I had a certain respect, maybe even reverence, for our most gifted player.
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I look back on it, even though it ended prematurely, with great reverence.
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Cohen, a humble man, might have been embarrassed by the sometimes cultish reverence.
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That came through in the dancing, which was full of reverence and urgency.
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These are the fans whose rock 'n' roll reverence knows no sensible bounds.
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"Because, here, what we say has a lot of reverence," she continued, frowning.
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Despite the reverence Wittgenstein inspires in intellectual history, he remains an enigmatic figure.
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And the idea of showing reverence will be hard to define, he said.
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And though McCabe openly expressed his reverence for Kerr, he was built differently.
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But the region is also known for its reverence for scholarship, he said.
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He recalls these days, even now, with a kind of reverence and delight.
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Instill a reverence for the Declaration of Independence, but only the good parts.
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Both chefs are united in their reverence for by-touch, by-sight cooking.
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Cusack admires the Japanese concept of wabi-sabi —a reverence for the imperfect.
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But for Lovecraft, keeping the sideshow's reverence toward natural borns alive is important.
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But perhaps the biggest surprise is the reverence given to the Galliano years.
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Ms Lepore's reverence for journalism—she writes for the New Yorker—can feel overdone.
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He may have been an impostor, but Graham deserves special reverence at The Economist.
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Now that he is, there's a hushed reverence and quaking terror in his voice.
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I was never selected for that role, my primary attributes never sweetness or reverence.
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I say this with love, reverence, and admiration for everything else Apple has done.
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Whatever the explanation, in cultures around the world fireflies elicit a nearly mystical reverence.
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However, not all the strong works received the space, reverence, and prominence they deserve.
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Though it's quiet and somewhat tentative, there is an unmistakeable reverence in the air.
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Trump famously loathes Bush loyalists and has no reverence for the old Republican guard.
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Like many archaeological sites, they are incredibly delicate and require maintenance, study, and reverence.
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The mood on petroglyph tours is, if not somber, generally one of quiet reverence.
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Brian De Palma has never made a secret of his reverence for Alfred Hitchcock.
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It's all about the undue reverence we pay to ideals that have limited usefulness.
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But it fills that room, and there is a sense of reverence within it.
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Many residents of the town seem to reserve a similar reverence for Mr. Netanyahu.
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In reverence, she added a handmade, curtain-like top that draped over her chest.
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Respect for history is important, but when respect becomes reverence, it can prove paralyzing.
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It is not simply a case of diminishing reverence, however; there are deeper resentments.
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All the children handled the button with reverence, but none more so than Joseph.
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Maggie Haberman, a White House reporter, explains Mr. Trump's reverence for the Supreme Court.
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The artists treat them with reverence, painting their features with wine and gold leaf.
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It is driven by virtues like honesty, respect for others, reverence for the law.
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"China doesn't lack money — it lacks a reverence for the environment," Abbot Yang said.
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More recent generations found his music stodgy, but he still commanded a certain reverence.
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Will the same reverence be there when that person is mediated through a hologram?
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"I love to say the word 'period' onstage," Esposito whispers, almost hushed in reverence.
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The process of writing a book has given me a whole new reverence for writers.
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The senior Bush's death brought forth an outpouring of bipartisan reverence for the late president.
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Of course, in America today, some of our politicians don't command much reverence or respect.
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The film doesn't translate its palpable reverence for Tesla into a dramatically compelling through line.
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Trump often bashes members of his administration, but he gave the retired general rare reverence.
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Either way, the designs ahead are ones that'd make T'Challa cross his arms with reverence.
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His reverence for text induced Tennessee Williams, among others, to send him their plays unasked.
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Throughout history, the body-as-artifact has been treated with alternating reverence and brutal pragmatism.
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To sensationalize age for the sake of attention isn't the same as reverence or acceptance.
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But I could tell there was a reverence for the source material in these songs.
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It's also the viewers' reverence for Towns's work and the figures stitched within their fibers.
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Her fluidic paint makes the scenes appear melted, a childlike kind of reverence gone awry.
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Perhaps Muhammad is worthy of great reverence because he is believed to be god's messenger.
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Back when segmented sleep was common, this period between "first" and "second" sleep inspired reverence.
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She then assumes a slight crouch, as if preparing to defend herself from further reverence.
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Despite Harbour Jr.'s reverence for the craft of acting, he's actually terrible at acting.
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There is also death by reverence, death by ubiquity, death by subtle retail-shop humiliation.
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"Our community wants to reserve places of reverence for those that we honor," Strickland said.
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He is thoroughly indoctrinated by Conservative, English class rules: a reverence that's practically an institution.
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If you give too much reverence to success, it leads you down many false paths.
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They sit at another intersection entirely: religious reverence — a gorgeous, whimsical kind — and pure functionality.
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The question also underscores a reverence for pluck and humility as embodied by Oddvar Bra.
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To be clear, Hollinghurst is no Tory; his reverence for the past is scrupulously qualified.
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He weaves it into this wonderful tapestry, and he treats them all with equal reverence.
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So are her sisters, steeped from birth as they all are in reverence for masculinity.
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Friday's Back Story about Notre-Dame Cathedral referred incorrectly to Roman Catholic reverence for Mary.
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But that isn't always a good thing: reverence is less sexy than an Oedipal grudge.
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But Siraj Wahhaj's lawyer suggested that such actions demonstrated reverence and respect, not abusive behavior.
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Ask any Marine about Iwo Jima, and you will see instant reverence in their eyes.
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And after the game, Jackson&aposs opponents treated him with the reverence of a legend.
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Radiant melodies grappled with clutter and noise; longing and reverence collided with snark and despair.
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Time approached Zuckerberg with an optimistic tone — even reverence — aware of his accomplishments and power.
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Growing up, he said, he had a kind of mystical reverence for the NASA facilities.
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I'm given pause here by my unreconstructed reverence for extreme states of mind and feeling.
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People don't have the reverence for the monarchy that the Americans believe the British do.
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But afterward, I was asked how I showed "reverence for human life," during that drill.
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It's the biggest cheese for light years around, and it's earned its share of reverence.
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That accounts for my reverence of the CoBRA artists, like Karel Appel and Pierre Alechinsky.
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He justified the name to me as an expression of reverence for his source material.
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"Slavery ain't just a sin," she says, Hinds imbuing the moment with gravity and reverence.
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"THANK YOU CHINA for embracing me and my films with such love and reverence," he said.
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Ashley Dombkowski talks about her job with a kind of reverence we'd all like to have.
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An altar of candles and other religious items further into her home pay reverence to god.
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He wrote love songs about men and sang about strippers with a devotion that approached reverence.
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Much of her support stemmed from a stubborn reverence for her father felt by older voters.
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Yet, as we learn from flashbacks, June didn't always consider her mother with such idealized reverence.
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I'm a comic, and in my circles, Carlin is invoked with the reverence of a saint.
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Dux snarks on everything while Borman holds something approaching reverence for his job as a stalker.
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Older Israelis remember Labour as the party that built the country; younger ones lack such reverence.
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For reverence, the shop has a variety of different flavors including pumpernickel, everything bagel and Sriracha.
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The museum treats these items with a reverence rarely seen in any part of our culture.
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Orlando Treats the Three-Point Line With Too Much Reverence The Magic should shine on defense.
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His personality, dialogue, reverence for the other superheroes, the way the character moves is beyond perfect.
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Yes, both cultures share a love and reverence for nature and connecting with the natural world.
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Like many white Southerners, she not only inherited a reverence for the Confederacy, she celebrated it.
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Even many Catholics who voted against Mr. Trump have a very strong reverence for the pope.
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Yet for all its lightness and whimsy, this compendium of movie memories argues insistently for reverence.
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The sites shown in "Austerlitz" must be approached with a sense of reverence, rather than duty.
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The values of free expression and reverence for the free press have been our global hallmark.
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He hated himself for fearing his weapon, but his reverence for the law eclipsed that fear.
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Both seem feasible given the underground's reverence for dance music's past and distaste for commercial success.
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Their reverence for nature has occasionally butted up against their participation in the modern music scene.
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Conservatives need not shy away from pursuing policing reforms out of reverence for our police officers.
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Like other kids, Lee grew up in an environment of formal reverence for the Kim dynasty.
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Many people refuse to tread on it out of a general reverence and respect for art.
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Full of reverence, I strode down the halls of the Stadtgalerie in the center of Saarbrücken.
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"Poke wouldn't exist without the islands' meld of cultures and reverence for the ocean," she explains.
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We approached this undertaking with reverence for the ESA's goals and a commitment to advancing them.
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Benedict, who promised his successor "reverence and obedience" when he retired, is now 91 and frail.
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His name is still routinely invoked, on the left and the right, with reverence and rage.
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He also appears to have little reverence or even respect for the office that he holds.
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Years after my dreadful first days of high school, my reverence for Lola has naturally waned.
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An hour away, in Pereira's office at Sporting's youth academy at Alcochete, the reverence is similar.
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And yet the achievement — and the phrase itself — no longer conjures the reverence it once did.
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The reverence contrasts starkly with Trump's tepid reaction to the death of another Hill legend, Sen.
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Our national reverence for the document, and the concept of separation of powers, is too great.
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Some were sincere, like Freaks & Geeks, which showed a loving reverence for the culture of 1980.
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The paintings are poised on the cusp between the absurdity of reality and reverence for the ordinary.
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Powell was restrained by the power of the old British establishment and by his reverence for Parliament.
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But despite her reverence for the group, Brown said that a reunion tour isn't on the way.
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One of the particularly devout troop leaders, in an apparent geyser of reverence, blustered into their tent.
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Thinking about preserving the Earth and holding it in reverence is part of the regular Pagan lifestyle.
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It could find nothing recognisable as "worship, reverence and adoration, veneration [or] intercession" in the group's practices.
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I hope that the sentencing judge has the same reverence for our constitutional traditions as I do.
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Soloway depicts him tenderly, erotically, with unabashed reverence for the relentlessly recycled myth of the American man.
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And Genevra, the mousy and manic outcast, orbits them both with an irritating reverence — she wants acceptance.
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Pecker has no strong political views, but he has a fascination with, and a reverence for, celebrity.
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Any modern-day comparison to that generation of Americans should be done with reverence, if at all.
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Bagel Bites are one of the major players of frozen food and they must be shown reverence.
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Some fans like Bruce Picken talk with reverence about Gordie Howe as the greatest hockey player ever.
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Ms. Streep's reverence for the Democratic nominee has not blinded her to the shortcomings of the Clintons.
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His reverence for tennis did not extend to the bureaucracy that ruled it in the amateur era.
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It's about time that we step the fuck up and have reverence and respect for one another.
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Cora's easy defeat of Florence Hilton was approached with the same simple reverence as her male counterpart.
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The Daughters' primary objective, however, was to instill in Southern white youth a reverence for Confederate principles.
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Underground chemists spoke with reverence of a Svengali who produced and sold them high-quality sports drugs.
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I live by Judaism's moral imperatives of healing the world, balancing joy with reverence and always learning.
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We need not treat the speech of chatbots with the same reverence that we treat human speech.
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Unsurprisingly, he had never heard Shirley's music before, but speaking about it now, he borders on reverence.
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It deserves to be thought of with as much respect and reverence as anything Talk Talk did.
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We find reverence for an imagined form of medieval purity in 19th-century Gothic architecture and furniture.
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"To Kill a Mockingbird" is a book for which a great many people harbor reverence and nostalgia.
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It is "a book for which a great many people harbor reverence and nostalgia," Roxane Gay writes.
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And the stories they tell in this warm, evocative documentary crackle with humor and glow with reverence.
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That they were afforded a kind of linguistic reverence was what awed me, what drew me in.
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The gripping scene is shot quietly, almost documentary style, with a delicacy and a kind of reverence.
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We also know that Chuck is a cop's cop with a reverence for the rule of law.
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For environmental reverence, there was "Wolf Eyes," juxtaposing wolf howls with the sweetness of Mr. Winter's saxophone.
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Many powerful conservatives now revere Scalia's dissenting opinion the same reverence commonly associated with a religious text.
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It was McKim's hope that these stories would excite our admiration, reverence, and indignation, and they do.
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And yet the religious reverence the time machine seems to inspire in the camera is well-placed.
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These films are different, but not necessarily distinct—there's a certain reverence and straightforwardness that defines them.
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The Brooklyn-based artist twists reverence for the Founding Fathers into a carnival masque of unwieldy ghouls.
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Although the country edition is lighter and more tasteful, it often feels bogged down in empty reverence.
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The pyramid towers to the ceiling; to see it all, you've got to look up, in reverence.
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He rotated it, extolling the virtues of the accurate cut of the wooden paneling with something like reverence.
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He collaborated with comic and video game creators because he respected the reverence in which they held him.
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And those old references, they're to back up her place in and reverence for hip-hop figures past.
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Big tech, with its reverence for disruption and its West Coast elites, is a perfect foil for both.
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Key Republican officials are reacting to the news with reverence for Mattis and hope for the future. Sen.
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Ms Park would never have risen to power were it not for the enduring reverence for her father.
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But it didn't sound campy — it sounded like it was trying to mimic Mapplethorpe's objectifying reverence for beauty.
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In 1889 the Meiji constitution, modelled along Prussian lines, enshrined both representative government and reverence for the emperor.
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Most presidents seem to come into office hoping the country will treat them with some kind of reverence.
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The European reverence for the wagon is one reason American journalists like to cover the Geneva Motor Show.
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Many audience members treated him with palpable reverence, appealing to him for advice as if to a prophet.
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The Tae siblings expressed a resolve and reverence to their leader that's common among those on Pyongyang's streets.
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And it was done deliberately with a plan, and it was done out of reverence for my life.
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"It's okay to pay reverence to the people who lost their lives and still enjoy yourself," he says.
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When Democrats were last in the White House, during the Obama administration, they viewed Silicon Valley with reverence.
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If even apparently minor concerns like confetti are treated with such reverence, how do they keep afloat financially?
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Politicians speak with reverence of motherhood (not to mention apple pie), yet infertility research struggles to attract funds.
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To this day, my mother speaks of the Mos Eisley cantina scene in A New Hope with reverence.
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But it is worth noting that a little reverence goes a long way when exhuming a fashion idol.
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The circus will join a long list of institutions in New York that reverence alone could not sustain.
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One day our delegation visited a tiny cave church that inspired reverence under the weight of its ancientness.
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So women lost the reverence they had previously received from both their children and society, Ms. Coontz said.
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The phrase is a way of saying you love something — and you eagerly relinquish your cash in reverence.
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They are viewed with a near-religious reverence and are considered the spiritual home of their respective nations.
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Perhaps the right to authenticity and the reverence of authenticity should be reserved for people like John McCain.
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Yet reverence and respect are poor substitutes for kinship, as Jim Webb himself learned about a year ago.
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The trip led to Esvelt reading the writings of Charles Darwin, whom he still speaks of with reverence.
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Through delicate brushstrokes, Xie captures the sense of reverence one experiences while gingerly leafing through ancient, fragile papers.
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But the show's reverence for its pugnacious host, however credulous it might seem now, comes across as sincere.
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Reverence toward, and deference to, the pope simply isn't a big feature of US Catholic life these days.
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With a growing reverence for algorithms comes a perception that physicians are somehow replaceable, or at least interchangeable.
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Though, you'll never hear a short-order cook's name spoken with the same reverence as a jet pilot's.
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Many of us will still watch this film out of reverence for the series that defined our childhoods.
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Tipsy or sober, they do have a helpless reverence for Chekhov and a shared history with his plays.
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She was a woman in her late 60s who was treated with almost religious reverence and responded accordingly.
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It is greeted with real reverence in spring, as if nothing worth eating has been available for months.
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This composition reimagines that the reverence reserved for the virgin can also be applied to our daily women.
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It's baffling that Gervais can have so much reverence for physical evolution and so little for intellectual evolution.
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Commonly known by the nickname Jokowi, Mr. Joko seems an unlikely figure to command such rock-star reverence.
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In doing so, my parents ingrained in their six children a deep and permanent reverence for the franchise.
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She treats her current city with the same sort of interest, with equal parts reverence and morbid curiosity.
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The same habit of reverence that doomed his artwork to bland imitation served him well as a biographer.
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It was a measure of the reverence for Perry's achievements, and the recent warmer embrace of his work.
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Some troops found religion irrelevant throughout the deployment, while others developed a deeper reverence for a higher power.
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But Gurung, ever the master of balancing both nuance and extravagance, handles the moment with care and reverence.
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"We both just tried to approach the text respectfully and with as much reverence as possible," she said.
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This mixture of emotions is what gives Agnon's writing about Buczacz its elusive blend of reverence and irony.
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"Thierry Mugler made no money from his clothes," he added proudly, with reverence and a touch of hauteur.
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And America's reverence for the First Amendment blinds the nation to the dangers of letting hate speech fester.
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With his distrust of mob rule and his reverence for law, Abraham Lincoln was a classic Enlightenment man.
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I am not saying this Burgundy was better, nor did it diminish my reverence for the great wines.
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Johnson found that department guidelines requiring police to demonstrate "a reverence for human life" were lacking in specificity.
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" "The memory of 9/93 is sacred ground, and any discussion of it must be done with reverence.
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It allowed him to demonstrate his reverence for traditional Mediterranean building techniques and materials in their native context.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads There are few artists I have more reverence for than AA Bronson.
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He readily critiqued the region's cultural guardians who subscribed to Western reverence as a profound rejection of self.
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In this new wave of Atlanta dining, originality and technique have joined a reverence for simplicity and Southern ingredients.
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"The level of reverence she inspired, few other leaders had," said a leader of the Congress party, Shashi Tharoor.
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To exhume past and present heroic influences could become repetitive in its reverence, but she's not schematic about it.
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Mostly, "Godzilla" exhibits a level of reverence that a cinematic series known for its schlock value doesn't necessarily deserve.
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"Recognition" is an electro-funk workout with a healthy reverence for another group possessing a German postal code, Kraftwerk.
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Startup founders with any potential for success are used to being treated with the reverence of a war hero.
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I say this with the utmost reverence and self-identification: Screamo fans are a bunch of virgin indoor kids.
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Some on the left view patriotism as a political stunt and reverence for our flag a symptom of unsophistication.
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The main things remaining are its reverence for heartbreak, love of great music, and interest in exploring flawed people.
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Here, we see one man's reverence for nature as a reminder that we can find magic in unxpected places.
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During the London 2012 Olympics, it was Douglas who held the admiration and reverence that Simone Biles has now.
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He makes for an understated, but convincing Robert De Niro, and you can feel his reverence for the actor.
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This is unsettling for the European Union, a slow-moving club founded on reverence for the rule of law.
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Trump, who often bashed members of his Cabinet and did not like to be contradicted, gave Mattis rare reverence.
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But there's a solemnity to the national anthem, so people stand still as a sign of respect and reverence.
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Even when Lynch is illustrating mankind's potential for destruction, he maintains a trembling reverence for the violence they create.
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The delicate contours of the works, their sensual compositions, display a sincere reverence for the ritual of applying makeup.
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"That's accompanied by a deep sense of reverence or respect or even sacredness, something that is humbling," he says.
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They strive to instill in their officers a reverence for constitutional rights and an empathy for their fellow beings.
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Donald Trump's presidential campaign treated political conventions with about the same reverence as a wrecking ball does a wall.
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Worse, he's unwittingly feeding the conservative narrative that the left's reverence for science is all just a political performance.
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Offred hesitates but eventually cracks the pages open, the look on her face telegraphing equal parts reverence and disgust.
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"I'm a real lover of comedy," Gordon says with the same reverence as the people who speak of her.
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The importance of royal patronage to Bangkok's elites helps explain why reverence for the king is so obsessively enforced.
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He had a profound respect and reverence for the land — something he passed down to his children and grandchildren.
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When I lived in the area about a decade ago, Ms. Prueitt's name was spoken with reverence among cooks.
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Reverence can be blinding, but Bluepoint Games' Shadow of the Colossus remake uses it as a guiding light instead.
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Her just-announced debut album, Claude Fontaine, promises 10 tracks of artful reverence and tasteful reimagining of globetrotting sounds.
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Silicon Valley treats Moore's Law as if it is immutable, and with even more reverence than it does paranoia.
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Over the years, America's civic religion was nurtured the way all religions are nurtured: by sharing moments of reverence.
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Stalin inspires deep emotions in the country where he spent his earliest years, and one of them is reverence.
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Historians I asked pointed with reverence to one thing: the union organizing that occurred here in the postwar period.
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Critic's Pick For the choreographer Stephen Petronio, Bloodlines developed out of a reverence for what had come before him.
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His reverence for exploring every corner of the world, even the sites of its most shameful histories, is infectious.
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In an industry whose catalyst is relentless novelty and perpetual newness, this zealous reverence for bygone fashions seems incongruous.
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And he believes some of its critics are motivated by a sentimental reverence for one particular species of fish.
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Admittedly, I was a bit perplexed by the commotion, as I'd imagined an environment with more reverence and reflection.
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When I finally get my hands on a bunch of them, I must treat them with the utmost reverence.
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His career was defined by his reverence for the Constitution and his legacy of protecting Americans' most cherished freedoms.
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The point was to convey how nerve-wracking this was, given my deep, bordering-on-psychotic reverence for Rihanna.
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He was a leader of al-Shabaab; people spoke of him in hushed tones that conveyed reverence and fear.
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Expressing reverence for their deity, many living in Kilauea's shadow welcome its eruption — even when it destroys their home.
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Reviewing "Lemon" feels like taking a sucker's bet, treating the film with a reverence it never even asks for.
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He said that he had trusted Gülen, because of his apparent reverence for education and his organization's aid work.
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"In what seemed like an instant, the South's 150-year reverence for the Confederacy was shaken," the center said.
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They treat money, particularly the quarterly filings to the Federal Election Commission, with a reverence worthy of Gordon Gekko.
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She described the "reverence" Fed officials show when they go into the "magnificent room" where policy decisions are debated.
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And if you're thinking of calling something "sublime," you're saying the piece is "worthy of reverence," according to MoMA.
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Local authorities speak of his knowledge of the woods with reverence; the Maine newspapers reported his story as truth.
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If there's a guiding principle behind this posthumous collection, it's reverence — for God, nature, his loved ones and more.
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As the vessels glided over the Chao Phraya River, Thais dressed in the auspicious color yellow watched with reverence.
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"There's so much reverence when he comes around, and he brings so much life and respect there with him."
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Although absurdities abound in his tea ceremony, we execute them with utter reverence, treating them as nothing but convention.
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Once Mr. Trump treated the military with a level of reverence that he extends to few other American institutions.
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It's a screen moment to treat with total reverence — and so enduring it could sustain "78/52: Part 2."
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While they insist that professionals should lay the floors, they do not hold the same reverence for design experts.
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You don't like when I use the word reverence but it's my word so I'm going to use it.
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It is a plea not to be inconvenienced by the discomfort of others disguised as an argument for reverence.
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But that's pretty much what happened, and she seems to regard these cursed byproducts with both fear and reverence.
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Manifesting as if in a time portal is a member of the Antinori family, folding his hands in reverence.
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Ben had too much raw power, too little reverence for tradition, and a soft spot for the dark side.
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From the administration's first days, it became clear that the flag pin reverence of the Bush era was long gone.
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The crowd stands from their folding chairs in reverence as elders light their pipes to invoke the presence of ancestors.
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Since King Vajiralongkorn came to the throne three years ago, he has exploited this reverence to demand sweeping formal powers.
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The Theranos story was a natural draw in a time of billion-dollar start-ups and reverence for technology entrepreneurs.
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She honored her familial roots In Black culture, we are conditioned have a reverence for our family and family traditions.
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Yet she hopes that aspects of the Indian way of life, like its reverence for biodiversity, are becoming more accepted.
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He knows the power he has, and the reverence he deserves, even while sitting perhaps somewhat senile in a wheelchair.
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That's why we mentioned Faith as well, because it was a moment of reverence for the three children between them.
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In interviews and clips throughout Bombshell, Lamarr speaks of her childhood home and it's beauty with an almost heartbreaking reverence.
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Most of the reverence toward extra-terrestrial culture is displayed by K, an ends-justify-the-means sort of agent.
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Donald Trump has turned reverence for the flag into every American's sacred duty (except when it relates to him, naturally).
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Soccer fans in Iceland talk about Lagerbäck with reverence, as though they still can't quite believe he took the position.
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TV vet Lance Krall is responsible for the brilliant video which hits a pitch-perfect balance between reverence and parody.
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After her husband died in 2010, then-president Fernandez sought to build a similar reverence for his 2003-07 rule.
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He approaches his literary source not with the usual reverence but with an appreciation for its freewheeling sense of fun.
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For many Trump supporters, for instance, his duel with the NFL is a simple matter of reverence for the flag.
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Mr Morales fell because he took reverence for granted, and imagined it to be more widely shared than it is.
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"I have never stood for a presidential candidate I have more confidence in, reverence for and love towards," he said.
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Usually there is reverence for the man elected president and not a lot of heavy convincing or arm twisting necessary.
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Occasionally, Rash's reverence for a romanticized version of white Southern masculinity flattens out the depth and diversity of Appalachian life.
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Trump has shown little reverence for tradition, but frequently brags about the performance of the stock market under his presidency.
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If you hold the source text in reverence and adapt it strictly literally, you can't have any fun with it.
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Leslie Feist—better known simply as Feist—speaks about the role food has played in her career with great reverence.
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Reverence for heroes can often obfuscate the telling of true stories, but it's hard to be reverent when you're bashed.
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Since discovering a cancerous lump in his neck in 2014, Sakamoto has adopted a reverence for the vulnerability of life.
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But the petition is one sign that the traditional reverence among evangelicals for authority figures has fallen by the wayside.
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The particular kind of reverence that you feel for that process, for what you know it will mean to him.
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While reading this article, I was overwhelmed by reverence for this man who dedicated his life to seemingly impossible goals.
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There is no retirement, no pension, no job security of any kind, no reverence or respect paid to our elders.
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Even though our ancestors were starting to kill animals en masse, they painted them with a kind of trembling reverence.
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The film ends powerfully and with reverence as the gospel song drops out and Rainer continues moving deliberately, in silence.
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But poke wouldn't exist without the islands' meld of cultures and reverence for the ocean, passed down by the ancients.
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This caveat aside, Norris's irreverent reverence for the history of the Greek language is not only admirable, it is moving.
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"To me, Japanese style is characterized by its thoroughness, its human-centric approach, and its reverence for nature," she said.
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The way in which they're most often produced today employs a kind of reverence, leading to rather staid staging approaches.
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The reverence in which they held Washington makes it all the more ironic that they endowed the office so weakly.
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Viral stories about rogue, zombie, and dead raccoons have painted the animal as objects of fascination, disgust, and ultimately reverence.
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In recent times, the memory of Perovskaya has fared less well, particularly amid a waxing reverence for the czarist past.
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Out of reverence for that shared heritage, the entire series is filmed in Spanish and comes equipped with English subtitles.
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This reverence is communicated in lush portrayals of nature — the shaggy bark of the redwoods; Turtle's home, sashed in cobwebs.
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"NSF recognizes and acknowledges the very significant cultural role and reverence that this site has to the Native Hawaiian community."
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"We're waking up as Western civilization," he said, referencing Native American traditions that afforded great reverence to the natural environment.
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To continue to place these symbols in a position of respect and reverence is inappropriate, at best and highly offensive.
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There's enough reverence for comedy these days that it's easy to forget that the core of most humor is irreverence.
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What luck for him, then, that the Wooster Group is now lavishing it with affection, not to be confused with reverence.
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He had a reverence for the music that is such an important part of American pop and the [Great] American Songbook.
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Pieces of bodies, heads exploding from bullets, guts all over the place — it's all here, shot with reverence rather than disgust.
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This Canadian black thrash war machine's latest album, Dread Reverence, just dropped on Shadow Kingdom, and as always, it's a doozy.
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Obama was following in the tracks of another American president, one he has the utmost reverence and gratitude for: Abraham Lincoln.
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The system has succeeded because the people and their leaders have felt reverence for an independent judiciary and a free press.
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Lingering shots of nightclubs and studios have the same reverence more often given to a famous writer's desk or artist's atelier.
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People are talking about the Maryland newsroom with reverence and respect, and I encourage you to spend time reading these tributes.
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Others focused on foreign leaders' reverence for Mr Kim: Mr Trump looks almost servile in some pictures the paper has printed.
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Even Breton, the movement's pouty pioneer, answers to Loplop's supreme authority, subverting the Western reverence for the self-styled Great Man.
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We have deep spiritual connection to the Earth, to our activities, to sentient beings, and deep reverence to those natural forces.
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People have no reverence for these gods they've largely forgotten, and in turn they live on the fringes of American society.
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He says that SpaceX, Boeing and other private spaceflight company logos may be viewed with a similar reverence in the future.
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You like to keep those people in a place of reverence if you can, and that's what I'm hoping to do.
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And even then, the North Korean public was told only that Rodman had sung a song showing his "reverence" for Kim.
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Her Thursday set was proof she can turn any nondescript establishment into a place for reverence, for quiet focus and reflection.
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" As for the reverence coming from every corner of the world ... Foreman says, "All Muhammad ever wanted was to be loved.
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Villeneuve's earlier films communicate a quiet reverence for writing, even when they show an abject cynicism for just about everything else.
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It's often idealized as a space of collective reverence and aesthetic bliss, where photochemical alchemy unfolds in room full of worshipers.
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The reverence with which Shelley renders the natural scenery adds intensity to the moments when she contends with its impending demise.
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Doing so is a small but meaningful act, and the beauty of the space amplifies the feelings of sanctity and reverence.
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Even musicians approach the repertory with reverence and speak of its perfection, its subtlety, its delicate balance of structure and emotion.
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Whatever reverence Lee felt for his father, the man was a forbidding figure whose distance was beheld at fearfully close range.
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Mr. Modi also said Saturday that Hindus' reverence for the cow could be manipulated by their enemies, offering an ancient metaphor.
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If anything, Ms. Portman seems constrained by her own modesty, by a justified but nonetheless limiting reverence for her source material.
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As I told the Tennessee Historical Commission in October, our community wants to reserve places of reverence for those we honor.
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She commands the reverence and respect of the majority ethnic Burman population and has the authority to shape political opinion significantly.
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But let it be known that Facebook has officially won our hearts by showing its reverence for one of comedy's finest.
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The past couple of decades though, has yielded a specific reverence for the curvy backsides celebrated in black and Latinx women.
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This attention to detail — tantamount to a reverence — is what makes much of the fair's art so intriguing and, simply, great.
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" Trump said Scalia's career "was defined by his reverence for the Constitution and his legacy of protecting Americans' most cherished freedoms.
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The loneliest, the most wretched and the dying have, at her hands, received compassion without condescension, based on reverence for man.
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On the other hand, it wouldn't be surprising, however anachronistic, to hear the psychoanalytic theorist Carl Jung mentioned with holy reverence.
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Still, the reverence for his elder shone through, even as Bad Bunny padded his praise with in-jokes, irony and sarcasm.
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The product, known as Ordoliberalism, involves a mixture of free-market economics with an attitude toward rules that approaches mystic reverence.
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This is also a spiritual experience: It's a chance to share a reverence for the ethereal scenery of America's wild places.
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In East and South Asian countries, the legacy of colonialism has led to the reverence of white skin and European features.
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But Attorney General Jeff Sessions has spoken skeptically about such agreements and called for greater reverence and support for the police.
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It's funny, and sad, that for all the reverence we accord athletes, we objectify them, casting them as hunks and hulks.
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Kravitz's mother, Lisa Bonet, played one of Cusack's love interests in the movie, a sexy musician gazed upon with utter reverence.
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Family is the most important word in these movies, the one that's dropped with moist emotion and hushed Sunday-sermon reverence.
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The director treats it with such reverence he even had its longtime bartender, Kenneth "Sonny" Donato, play himself in the film.
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Nayeri combines her own experience with those of refugees she meets as an adult, telling their stories with tenderness and reverence.
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Among the most notorious spares is the 7-22015 split, which seasoned bowlers talk about with a kind of battered reverence.
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So it is fitting that he discusses the park and its original architects with the reverence and knowledge of a scholar.
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"I believe you can't erase the impact and reverence you had for the art simply by the artist's wrongdoing," she says.
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Even such barely remembered former chief executives as Millard Fillmore, John Tyler and Chester Arthur command the reverence of the audience.
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With its somber lighting and music, the exhibition almost commands reverence; we are in the company of the dead, after all.
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Sandler says that he was impressed by the script for "Uncut Gems," but initially puzzled by the brothers' reverence for Howard.
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The 1930 painting was rooted, like Wood himself, in Iowa values and steeped in reverence for those who plow the plain.
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In particular she felt a reverence for old women, sometimes half-crazed, who nonetheless seemed to have a lock on wisdom.
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" He went on, "They must be taught to reverence themselves, instead of adoring their servants, their generals, admirals, bishops, and statesmen.
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When the inimitable Mike Nichols came in several years ago to pitch a documentary, Mr. Plepler says he listened with reverence.
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Even then, Mr. Singh recalled, the officer who arrested Adityanath stopped first to touch his feet as a gesture of reverence.
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The director treats it with such reverence he even had its longtime bartender, Kenneth "Sonny" Donato, play himself in the film.
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Editorial Time was when any New York politician with a grain of ambition had to show reverence for the three I's.
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However, his work simultaneously maintains a reserve, respect, and reverence for the past – all present in his personal demeanor as well.
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Filmmakers like del Toro and Peele are steeped in genre traditions and a reverence for the narrative power that genre can wield.
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The meeting leader typically reads from the Big Book of Alcoholics Anonymous, which gets treated with as much reverence as the Bible.
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The reverence he held for the Third Reich was hard to detect as it was framed as irreverence, but it was there.
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This story, Fagen's work suggests, is part of a cultural history that is normally absent from Scotland's reverence for its national bard.
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AN ALIEN ARRIVING on Earth might be mystified by the bits of paper, plastic and metal that humans treat with such reverence.
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Despite the many tableaus filled with high-end fashion and solid gold embellishments, there's little sense of reverence or desire for riches.
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When he spoke about Daniel, and just the honor of being a dad, I mean, it was almost with a somber reverence.
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Mr. Margolick was imbued with such a mythical reverence for the slain president that no younger brother could possibly match his promise.
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By proposing these photographs and everyday objects as worthy of reverence, she invites viewers to recall and honor their own ancestral stories.
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But, a few scenes suggest there is something bigger at play here than the appropriate level of reverence for Sandra Oh's mane.
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But describing the miraculousness of its birth with reverence usually reserved for the Immaculate Conception is little more than awards-season mythologizing.
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I delight in knowing that absolute, obsessive geeks are making the final product decisions about something I myself treat with geeky reverence.
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He is a moderate Democrat of Irish-German extraction who mixes a lack of ideology with a reverence for the Catholic church.
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We spoke with Middleton and Funkster about LA's funk renaissance, working with Domino, the fine line between reverence and imitation, and more.
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Days Gone is sincere in its reverence of this object, and the relationship it symbolizes, but it's also a little tone deaf.
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As a former FBI agent, I have long subscribed to the concept of reverence for the law and support for the Constitution.
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The world of media admittedly loves its insular circle jerks, and that's perhaps best epitomized by its obnoxious reverence for the tote.
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There's no other way to interpret a statue that's on a public piece of land that was in a space of reverence.
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Sixty-six percent said that brands that showed reverence for all kinds of families was a considering factor when purchasing a product.
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On Friday, Tillerson issued a statement marking the start of Ramadan, calling the holiday ""a month of reverence, generosity, and self-reflection.
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Trump has been very clear that he lacks that psychology, that kind of reverence and appreciation for the gravity of his actions.
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The reverence many of us had for the actress has certainly waned since she became one of the hosts of The View.
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Booker has taken a more aggressive stance toward big tech than the unbridled reverence he expressed for it in his early years.
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The word "boy"—sometimes sexualized, sometimes not, but always uttered with a kind of tragic holiness and reverence—chimes throughout these poems.
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The Native Hawaiian people's reverence for Mauna Kea is one reason people have been protesting the construction of TMT on the mountain.
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Mountains cascade into one another, and rolling clouds create a tumbling mysticism, which I'm sure adds to the culture's reverence for nature.
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This Land Many Minnesotans still hold a gargantuan lumberjack in reverence, but anything seems possible in this era, and election, of hyperbole.
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In Hong Kong, the former British colony, the latest efforts to instill reverence for the anthem may be met with vigorous protest.
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At more than one synagogue, congregants received an email this week asking them to no longer kiss the Torah scroll in reverence.
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Trump's lifelong reverence for military men is partly about masculine affinity, the love of a self-styled warrior for the real thing.
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Locke grew up determined to demonstrate his worth not by uplifting those less fortunate, but by cultivating a reverence for the arts.
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He "gave the statue human qualities and characteristics which reflected his deep reverence and obsession for his subject matter," Sharon Kaplan said.
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I felt this deep affection and sense of reverence for the tree—it was like a feeling of love for Rainbow Birch.
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Will he let a distinctly Latter-day Saint reverence for the United States Constitution embolden him to check abuses of executive power?
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An earlier version of this briefing referred incorrectly to Roman Catholic reverence for Mary in our Back Story about Notre-Dame Cathedral.
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The fearsome power of volcanoes have inspired awe and reverence for centuries, but they've also brought out some of humanity's worst impulses.
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We come to accept his constant stream of epigrams ('Life announces itself with force; death slinks off') with equal reverence and wariness.
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Whether because of reverence, or fear, the tech "visionaries" leading their enterprises operate under a protective halo not available to ordinary CEOs.
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The two of us are lawyers and became friends and writing partners out of our shared reverence for the rule of law.
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It would be hard to overstate the extent of what seems to be an almost medieval reverence for the king in Thailand.
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Trump once again sounded themes of emphatic support for law enforcement, reverence for traditional culture and an ardor for old-school patriotism.
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In Corvallis, where baseball players are treated with the reverence many universities save for football players, Heimlich remains deeply respected among fans.
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That reverence for the leaders of liberation struggles, however unfortunate their post-liberation rule, is not unique to Zimbabwe, or to Africa.
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But that reverence does not extend to one of his most influential opinions: the majority decision he authored in Employment Division v.
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The Soulpepper "Spoon River" — directed by Albert Schultz with music by Mike Ross, who together adapted the book — avoids po-faced reverence.
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They feel rage at injustice, disgust toward greed, reverence for excellence, awe before the sacred and elevation in the face of goodness.
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Retro Report Reverence for science has not been a conspicuous guiding spirit of the Trump administration, and forensic science is no exception.
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However, there should be some sense of privacy, decency, reverence provided to honor the victims, heroes, and those who love them. ADVERTISEMENTgoogletag.cmd.
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Trump has offered few clues about her ambitions as first lady, although her debut fashion choice reflected a reverence for American design.
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His reverence for angling, hunting and the outdoors means that he is promoting true conservation in his new post instead of preservation.
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Paean is perhaps too strong a word, but there's no doubt Marx has a kind of reverence for the achievements of capitalism.
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Back then, I sensed the reverence that was still reserved for Robinson in my household, even though he had by then retired.
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Mickalene Thomas's picture appropriately titled "The Female Gaze" (2012) reflects that reverence of the female and feminine one sees in Thomas's work.
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What I really hope comes through in this project is the reverence I have for the place, its history, and its stories.
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This is a different kind of Madonna and Child, a turn on the long history of simultaneous reverence and condemnation of mothers.
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The magazines landed with force in cities far from California, where they were passed around with reverence, like dispatches from a promised land.
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But it would be lovely to see games that treated the ocean with the same terrified reverence as you can see in literature.
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The combination of full moon, muted light, celadon palette, spiny, sentinel-like pines, and solitary rock formation evokes an otherworldly hush and reverence.
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Aside from that, we've never caught a saint, bishop, nun, or even our devout grandmother sporting a crown in reverence to their religion.
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It cuts against France's lingering distrust of free markets and reverence for the state, as well as the tide of anti-globalisation sentiment.
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It is good news that dance music and hip-hop are being afforded the same reverence as the traditional bastions of high culture.
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He describes a climate where a critic's career could be in danger if they don't show absolute reverence for the artist they're discussing.
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Call it a reverence for nostalgia but the emo music was charged and the images led the audience through a montage of memories.
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On the one hand, it is true that a national reverence for the troops has not generated lots of large-scale military parades.
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Known to his followers as "The Oracle of Omaha," Buffett has amassed a cult of reverence around his Midwestern brand of capitalistic wisdom.
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Nick isn't a mere soldier — he's a general leading an entire train's-worth of men, all of whom salute him with pure reverence.
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These are films that treat human bodies with reverence, if for no other reason then that they are the carriages of human experience.
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We think that the reverence we have for this place is based on the fact that it's a democracy that, that involves everybody.
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At the start of the piece, the gallery — filled with about 60 art enthusiasts, activists, and others — had an air of historical reverence.
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Songs like the "La De Da Sonata," which analyzes how Mozart composed his Sonata in C, demonstrate the reverence behind Mr. Perlmutter's irreverence.
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There are still pillars of pro-American feeling and ecumenism (there is great reverence among Albanian Muslims for Mother Teresa, who was Albanian).
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At Porchettiamo, the Umbrian reverence for pork, and passion for the deep culinary and agricultural heritage of the region, were on full display.
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Tillerson called Ramadan "a month of reverence, generosity, and self-reflection" in a statement marking the beginning of Islam's holiest month on Friday.
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As a pastiche, it's top-of-the-class, sold with enthusiasm and genuine reverence for the Teddy Rileys and Babyfaces who inspired it.
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When Descendents were touring Australia recently Georgia invited Bill for a drink at her local bar–and Melbourne's best punk venue–The Reverence.
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When it came to passing the new hastily prepared tax legislation, Senate leader Mitch McConnell abandoned his self-proclaimed reverence for careful deliberation.
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We knew that what we were getting up to was never going to earn much reverence in the annals of British music history.
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The Buffy the Vampire Slayer comics continue the storyline of the beloved cult TV show with respect and reverence for the source material.
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Setting, intention, and reverence for these magical teachers and loving plant spirits is the bridge to understanding true cosmic consciousness and self realization.
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If we don't transmit that creed through shared displays of reverence we will have lost the idea system that has always motivated reform.
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And yet, men's magazines still pay reverence to cocktail culture as if none of the lessons of Cheever era had ever been absorbed.
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But every president in living memory professed reverence for these values, recognizing a foundation for public life other than blood and soil nationalism.
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With Mr. Lecocq's fully realized character at the wheel, Cirque Inextremiste also does inclusiveness without the reverence so often reserved for disabled performers.
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"The thing that really moves me about coming back all these years later is the fans' deep love and reverence," Ms. Curtis said.
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"Most of my career has been with living artists, but she taught me a sense of reverence for the past," Ms. Golden said.
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The reverence such objects were once given which Goldsmith references has been extroverted with the clicking of the "Share" button, a new signification.
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At the same time, there's a conventional way we're meant to deal with miscegenation in pop culture, which is with a certain reverence.
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Gates is narrating an abstract tale of Chicago's past, present, and future, making clear the reverence and care he has for its minutiae.
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Not everyone in Swat, though, has such reverence for Yousafzai, who became the youngest Nobel laureate in history in 2014 at age 17.
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I specifically acquire works that I feel like hold people from a place of pride, a place of reverence, a place of beauty.
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So spending free time being humbled and outsmarted by creatures we supposedly evolved past can instill a sense of connection, modesty and reverence.
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" Atticus's pedantic reverence for the rule of law communicates to Scout and Jem a message that has misled generations of "honorable white Southerners.
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I also say it with reverence for the many journalists doing good, hard work that, as Thomas Jefferson explained, is vital to democracy.
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The song moves slowly and with reverence, and Reyez is singing with sadness and restraint while drizzling in some of her signature twists.
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The reverence for greatness in the NBA is at a different level than any of the other sports that we watch or cover.
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To promote lasting changes in mental health, scientists may need a little more reverence for the complex emotional beings that we all are.
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Kneeling is a posture of reverence, most often experienced in a house of worship as we bow in the presence of the divine.
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O.K., Patrick may not quite recover from that last affliction, as some dissidents from the reverence surrounding the St. Aubyn universe have noted.
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To me, that's not the type of player you bring to a place with the history and reverence of Camp David to talk.
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Now that reverence for some has taken the form of being extremely protective of black stars, especially when they are accused of wrongdoing.
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"In my experience, most people have a real reverence...not a disrespectful attitude toward what actually happened there originally," he told BuzzFeed News.
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Most Catholics support the legality of abortion, but nearly all Catholics have an attitude of reverence toward the process of pregnancy and birth.
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With his wife and daughter, Mr. Spears paused in reverence before the bust that memorialized one of his most beloved horror movie mavens.
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Were it not for our reverence for money, Mr. Trump would be easily recognized as the simple-minded, vulgar, bigoted blowhard he is.
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Van Der Zee renders a certain reverence for the living community that makes the shops and churches and stores central to its livelihood.
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The post-scene debriefing unfolded as normal, including the ever-present question about how I'd shown "reverence for human life" during the scene.
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This natural awe at the emergence and power of new human life is inseparable from a reverence toward the mothers who bear it.
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We talk with reverence about former players who led the league in scoring or changed the game because of their style of play.
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She ends "Annie" embracing her "shitty cunt" abilities, as terrible boss Gabe (John Cameron Mitchell) calls her with reverence, and steps into her future.
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It also anchors the 2016 show in a storied tradition of appointment television revolving around musical acts and a shared reverence of popular culture.
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If you talk to a lot of franchisees from McDonald's, they hold Ray Kroc in reverence for giving people chances at the American dream.
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Her stories are linked by both a reverence and fear of the natural world, and an overtly political tone that feels essential right now.
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By extension, this is the closest This Is Us will ever come to recognizing its limitless reverence for Jack might be a little much.
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The nobility of queer sexuality that he captured morphs into a sort of religious reverence for the men and women of the AIDS crisis.
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Kamal Zakher, an expert on the church, said the killing has shattered the deep reverence in which monks are held by many lay Christians.
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In the face of both the reverence and the dissatisfaction, I felt pressure to take a stance, to feel something definitive about the portrait.
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"It reflects the deep reverence and connection that Māori have with the earth, personified as Papatūānuku," a divine Mother Earth-like "creatress," Murphy said.
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What the reader comes away with is a deep reverence for seafood as well as the humans who fish, harvest, and process it responsibly.
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Let us recount with awe and reverence the way combat-surgeon-turned-congressman Brad Wenstrup controlled the bleeding in Scalise's wounded thigh; how Rep.
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Barring that, it appears that Abrams' reverence for canon only applies to his producer work on the Star Wars franchise reboot, which is unfortunate.
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But mention John Bil's name to any service professional who's crossed his path and you will be met with looks of reverence and respect.
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To me, as you might guess, the United States flag and National Anthem represent solemn reverence to combat veterans, the fallen and their families.
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"She has a reverence for technology and understands it has a role to play along with nature," he said, speaking of the target consumer.
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As a new follower of a faith with reverence for cows at its foundations, he gave up meat and trained in Indian temple cuisine.
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"I have so much reverence for him and he means so much to me in my life," O'Rourke said of Fugazi frontman Ian MacKaye.
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We all — across the political spectrum — are quite certain we want to have an antitrust law and to speak of it with due reverence.
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Porter's reverence for Mount Everest is obvious, and, while he missed the summit on a 2003 climb, he's certain the biogas project will succeed.
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By severing military and civilian life, the all-volunteer force has fostered a hands-off culture of deference to and reverence for armed forces.
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Sometimes with lack of reverence for the history of something, you can carve out a new version of it that disrupts the older narrative.
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Still, Brady was not always seen as a sure thing, not even among the diehard New England fans who now view him with reverence.
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Residents share a deep reverence for the karez, and they try to enforce rules that bar bathing or washing clothes directly in the waterways.
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Football played in Brooklyn also inspires a fraction of the reverence it does in the South, where coaches can be as powerful as superintendents.
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Mr. Xi has demanded reverence for Mao and banned historians from exploring dark episodes of starvation and persecution that could tarnish the party's image.
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Political scientists like Mounk talk about norms and institutions with a kind of reverence that can seem puzzling to non-scholars and non-wonks.
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Their reverence for decorum is visible in their quiet manners and in the way they walk — a floating motion that foreigners often remark on.
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And the military establishment that has so obviously shown its hand in propping him up is losing a reverence it once thought was unquestionable.
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That message was echoed in our preachers' sermons every Sunday morning as figures like Jesus Christ and George Washington were treated with similar reverence.
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The area was treated with the reverence of a mosque, with many women -- including the prime minister -- wearing headscarves as a mark of respect.
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And yet many living in Kilauea's shadow welcome the eruption, express reverence for Pele and thank her — even when the lava destroys their home.
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Reverence for her hasn't diminished with the eruption of the Kilauea volcano, which has laid waste to dozens of homes and set off earthquakes.
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How foolish the critics of those bygone years look in their disdain for their own century and reverence for the 20th or the 21st.
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According to HuffPost, Biden spoke about a 1977 visit to the South African Embassy in Washington in 2013 but did not reverence being arrested.
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That's pretty meta, given the show's reverence for 1980s nostalgia, but the machine seems to bring a lot of modern ideas to the table.
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These are the places where families vacation, places where we show reverence to the greatness of our country, and places to hunt and fish.
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His love, though true, is a perpetual agony, and maybe no one but Grant, writhing with misplaced chivalry, could bring such reverence to life.
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It's a flourish that—in its poignancy and nod of reverence toward the album form—remains one of the year's most memorable musical moments.
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No matter your congregants' spiritual inclinations, the distillation of language and thought can open a path to reverence, and a few moments of peace.
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We didn't agree on Ayn Rand or "Cerebus," but we did share a reverence for the prolific author and comic book writer Alan Moore.
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I learned to appreciate it as I got older that the community deserved the reverence, to whatever extent it received it from the public.
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There's a certain level of deity present, a certain leave of reverence present when you are trying to engage someone that you're interested in.
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Today in a huge city like London, this is luxury: foods so pure and rare they must be cooked with reverence for their natural tastes.
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The youngest pole-sitter in Daytona 500 history, Elliott has approached his sport and his burgeoning career with an appropriate blend of reverence and perspective.
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The ambiguity here feels intentional, allowing Bartos to vary between reverence for her father's lifestyle in Poland and displeasure at society's tendency to minimize women.
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Practicing on dead humans probably seemed repugnant in light of the reverence shown in funerary rituals; many ancient humans treated their dead with deep respect.
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Douglas Brinkley, a presidential historian who knew the 41st president, told PEOPLE that Bush included Trump in the service out of reverence for the office.
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Is attaining a level of reverence and fame once reserved for those that sought to "Kill the Indian; save the man" enough for Native artists?
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I think what makes Atomic so fun to watch is her unapologetic reverence for style set against the savage brutality of her missions in Berlin.
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Fantasies of freedom and escape embedded in materialism, egomania, sadism and masochism, nihilism, the reverence of criminality and insanity and the ecstasy of the onanist.
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If "The Irishman" feels sadder and slower than anything he's done before, it may be because, at last, he's seeking to reckon with that reverence.
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They seem voyeuristically eager to visit the sites of atrocities but unable or unwilling to treat these spaces with anything resembling reverence or even respect.
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In her book "Serve It Forth," the 20th century food writer M.F.K. Fisher described watching an elderly man eating alone with an almost religious reverence.
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Most of us already treat our morning coffee with a near-religious kind of reverence, so is turning to a healing crystal in the a.m.
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Speaking of relatable, "Chapter Seventy-Eight" ends with a nod to one of the Latinx community's greatest habits, its near-unexplainable reverence for Vicks VapoRub.
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A big appeal of Ernest Cline's novel Ready Player One was its reverence toward the pop culture of the 1980s, from movies to video games.
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But he did have reverence for one of his old bosses in particular: "I think [Facebook CEO Mark] Zuckerberg is a genius, " Garcia Martinez said.
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Millions and millions of Americans regard it with an almost mystical reverence regardless of what sort of social, political, or philosophical beliefs they may have.
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A reverence for markets is at the core of law and economics, and Mr Posner was conservative enough to earn an appointment from Ronald Reagan.
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At least two partners have even remarked that my reverence has helped tamp down feelings they'd harbored about their feet being ugly in some way.
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So I have experience more on the front-of-house side of things, but I've always had a strong reverence and a respect for chefs.
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" She and Scalia, Ginsburg wrote, were "different in our interpretation of written texts, one in our reverence for the Constitution and the institution we serve.
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It's an abstract object of art, best looked at from afar and discussed in hushed tones of quiet reverence — but oddly, never to be felt.
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Meanwhile the liberals, while hailing the deal as "historic", have misgivings at being kept out of the place for which most Jews have special reverence.
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What started as a hex on those that lacked respect and reverence for The Based God had morphed into something more personal for his Messenger.
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It's inane but true, a reflection of how lofty stakes can sway degrees of reverence even when they're directed towards a flaky source of production.
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The reverence Trump expressed for history on Wednesday was a sharp turn from his past comments, which have prompted questions about his grasp of history.
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The P.K.K. aimed to reverse all of this, preaching a reverence for transnational Kurdish identity and language under the banner of a secular, leftist program.
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Most of Waters's Democratic colleagues speak about her with reverence and respect when asked about her work in Congress, calling her a studious, fearless leader.
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Honeyland treats her practice with profound reverence, and cinematographer Fejmi Daut films the shadows in the Muratova dwelling just the way that Caravaggio painted saints.
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My roommate then let me borrow a copy of Wolf's 1997 book, Promiscuities: The Secret Struggle For Womanhood, and I read it with equal reverence.
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"Speaking to Insider, Catorze said Bstroy "wanted to make reference to the victims with reverence," while also telling a story "that depicts them as heroes.
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The contemporary works in "Botticelli Reimagined" mostly treat the artist with reverence, reflecting what Mr. Evans said was his contribution to modern notions of beauty.
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But while the book speaks of basketball with love and reverence, it came about only because Woodbine, who is black, once quit basketball in disgust.
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Unsurprisingly, memory treats it with greater reverence, and it often wrestles with the subject of this article for the accolade of Nintendo's best game ever.
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Quality work can be identified by other masters, and at least some programmers have reverence for the computer that Crawford's organ masters would find recognizable.
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But while most of their peers approached old material with reverence, Mr. Weber and Mr. Stampfel stood out with their spontaneity and almost boyish mischief.
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Well. Byredo Suede Hand Wash sells for $20183, Aesop Reverence Aromatique Hand Wash sells for $22018, and Le Labo Hinoki Hand Soap sells for $21.50.
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It was during this period that Mr. Givenchy's style transformed from simple and girlish to lavishly embroidered and romantic, with a strict reverence for construction.
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They maintain reverence for the past, but they do it on their own terms, embracing the jubilance and vibrance of the pieces first and foremost.
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Members lived communally and described themselves as a family, changing their last names to Africa out of reverence for their founder and for the continent.
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The filmmaker's devotion to the novelist adds luster and vigor to the images, but this is more than just an act of literary-minded reverence.
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"We're stripping away the emperor's clothes, the over-reverence assigned to what is, after all, an inevitable conclusion, an inescapable purchase — using humor," he said.
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Or did you perhaps — at least at one time — dream of being the sort of statesman and hero who would be spoken about with reverence?
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The hushed reverence with which everyone treated the girls, lying side by side in the same position, reminded me of some sort of pagan ritual.
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And the only boss Mr. Trump ever had in his life was his father, a hard-driving developer the president still treats with deep reverence.
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But the rest of the flamenco festival, spread across three weeks and 20 venues, looks arranged to vary the ratio of reverence and innovation nicely.
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Reverence surrounds the Bodhi Tree, in Bodh Gaya, India; the Cypress of Abarkuh, in Iran; the Hibakujumoku trees, in Hiroshima, which withstood the atomic blast.
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Written and directed by Greta Gerwig, this "Little Women" — the latest of many adaptations — embraces its source material with eager enthusiasm rather than timid reverence.
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But I know that on the rare occasion I do go to church, it's out of reverence — not to God — but to so much else.
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"In this case, an absolute reverence for life led to a situation that, to my eyes, consisted of nothing less than pure cruelty," he writes.
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"Camp Redwood" is a far-fetched and fun start to the season, delivered with American Horror Story's typical winking reverence to horror tropes of yore.
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That's the stuff, after all, that can lead a fashion house to treat a plastic bag with the reverence of a preciously beaded evening gown.
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The design seems like it was more for Kanye's desired experience—a manufactured reverence, ministering to a huge crowd from the top of a mountain.
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The 12 landscapes in The Magic Hour are limned with reverence, but there's also the microscopic gaze of someone as curious as he is mystified.
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Nearly two years later, the 36-year-old bank teller speaks of dashed hopes and expresses reverence for Mugabe, who died on Friday aged 95.
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Douglas Brinkley, a Rice University history professor and author, tells PEOPLE that Bush's decision was motivated by his reverence for the office that he once held.
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Local news reported that the majority of attendees said the monument should be moved away from a position of reverence and into a museum-like setting.
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But the ruling Communist Party's praise and professed reverence for the May 43 protests contrasts sharply with its attitude to other modern Chinese student protest movements.
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"There's a clear mimicking of, or reverence for, White Rex," Joanna Mendelson, senior investigative researcher with the Anti-Defamation League's Center on Extremism, told VICE News.
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I know you were smiling tonight when Judge Kavanaugh said this, alluding to what Judge Starr just said about reverence for the constitution, let&aposs watch.
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But over the years, mockery and criticism have slowly crept into the general reverence we still tend to adopt for this landmark musical of the '90s.
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One thing they all have in common is reverence for the emperor's unbroken lineage—although believing him a descendant of the sun goddess requires flexible thinking.
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It's a geometry not often associated with the Islamic temple —all ninety-degree angles and meager flat roofs — but Alofi captures their unlikely beauty with reverence.
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If that doesn't make clear that he's intended to be a Woody Allen stand-in, then the reverence with which C.K.'s character treats him should.
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" Said Skarsgård of his own reverence for the show, "The cast is incredible, Jean Marc Vallée is an amazing filmmaker, the writing was very good itself.
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But he has not always treated the day with great reverence or gravity, which is precisely the suggestion he seemed to make this week against Rep.
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This lets them express their protest by their absence, without disrupting a moment of reverence for Americans who wish to honor our anthem and our flag.
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Our conversation is like that, too: he tells stories with a quiet reverence; his gratitude for the beauty of a life spent with art is palpable.
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The private equity firm TA Associates acquired a majority stake in Russell's asset management business in June 2016, with Reverence Capital Partners as a minority partner.
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But at the performance I saw, that secret was not some special window into North Korean tradition or obscure ritual of reverence for the country's leader.
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Lightyear's purchase of Lendmark comes after the buyout firm sold a 75% stake in broker-dealer Advisor Group last month to buyout firm Reverence Capital Partners.
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But virtual reality has spent years dealing with inflated expectations, an almost religious reverence for an imperfect technology, and media coverage that's often oversimplified or sensational.
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How did we make this shift, as a society, from a suspicion of what people "buy into" to a hailing of it, a reverence towards it?
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"We believe that our great American flag should be treated with reverence and respect," he said, adding that young Americans should be taught to respect it.
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All together, they make up a fan base with unique appreciation and reverence for shelf staples that otherwise don't get much respect in the grocery world.
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For those 10 days, the kothis are treated with reverence by the villagers, who flock to see them dance without any mention of their gender identity.
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"The memory of 9/11 is sacred ground, and any discussion of it must be done with reverence," Pelosi said in a statement posted on Twitter.
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"This morning, we continue our march to reconciliation by removing the Jefferson Davis Confederate statue from its pedestal of reverence," said Mayor Mitch Landrieu on Twitter.
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However, where the conflict began is when the landscape began to be dominated by human [constructions] and it was removing the space for sanctity and reverence.
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The profession was a calling for most (quacks have always been with us), and there was a reverence for doctors and nurses that served everyone well.
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Even now, Martinez speaks about the experience with reverence; he even toyed with the idea of becoming a guidance counselor, because he so admired their work.
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In commemoration, the virtuoso pianist Terry Waldo — who plays traditional repertoire with a kind of playful reverence — will lead a sextet through some of Joplin's music.
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Thousands of mourners rushed to his village soon after the gunfight; many tried to touch his disfigured body in a sign of reverence for fallen militants.
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If the central figures in our creation story have frequently been embalmed in reverence, they nonetheless remain beguiling, worthy of perpetual scrutiny and, often, of emulation.
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The hall was quiet, the air heavy with protocol and reverence — for the departed and, perhaps, for the antediluvian Washington in which he was a fixture.
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"He was spoken about a lot and it was with a degree of reverence," she testified, saying he was looked upon as something like a saint.
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Parks hangs with an aura of reverence at the National Museum of African-American History and Culture, symbolizing her personal dignity and unyielding drive for justice.
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There is a hushed, meditative reverence to the Wooster Group's show "Early Shaker Spirituals," a mesmeric combination of traditional music and dance, based on a recording.
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Pursuits The novelist Reif Larsen seeks out sites of reverence in and around this sprawling city, places of quiet contemplation far from the gridlock and glamour.
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"I met with … David," Mr. Murphy said recently in a peak-gentrification Williamsburg hotel loft in Brooklyn, deploying a self-mocking tone that also conveyed reverence.
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Showing the reverence Polynesians have for stones and their living mana (or energy), Beno explained that foundations like these were named and passed down through generations.
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"We have it within us to turn back these attacks, right these wrongs, repair this damage, restore reverence for our institutions, and prevent further moral vandalism."
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Eulogizers, citing McCain's honor, courage, patriotic service, obstinacy, humor, reverence for freedom and contempt for bullies, presented the Arizona Republican as the personification of America itself.
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For this reason, our public officials should share a reverence for the importance of public education to our country's success, both now and in the future.
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I could have learned this anywhere, no doubt, but in Japan the seasons are treated with the sort of passion and reverence usually associated with religion.
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In "Pain and Glory" Mr Almodóvar critically examines a life lived entirely for cinema, and in his reverence of it, creates a new film worth celebrating.
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The artist's reverence for pastel is so profound, his knowledge and obvious love of contemporary and historical art so complete, that he transcends the faux-pas.
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Hearing that he was, the boy regards him with the kind of reverence most Americans reserve for when they spy a lingering World War II veteran.
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Among Beyoncé's contemporaries, there is no one else who has the same work ethic or who inspires the same reverence from fans — both online and off.
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This is where Mr. Morales, the country's first Indigenous president, started and ended his political career — and where he is still treated with almost superhuman reverence.
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It's as eye-opening for Jamie as "Sisterhood Is Powerful," the radical feminist anthology that he first opens with almost spiritual reverence — or is it trepidation?
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He is a refined technician, with a skilled performer's reverence for tradition, yet he has no fear of unleashing brutal sounds on the edge of chaos.
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At the end of the second set, fans stood in reverence and appreciation, for today, for all of it, for her service in changing their world.
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At the end of the second set, fans stood in reverence and appreciation, for today, for all of it, for her service in changing their world.
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St. Mark's Comics wasn't like that, but with its characteristic attributes of clutter and classic rock radio it was still a funky little temple of reverence.
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I want to know that the one occupying the Oval Office shares my reverence for what it represents rather than make a global mockery of it.
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What if the uniforms that demand our reverence or the crowns our rulers wear function more as costumes than as important symbols of a noble past?
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There are derogatory mentions of "swift boating" and celebratory references to Noam Chomsky, not to mention the aforementioned reverence for both Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama.
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Finally, Trump's reverence for the dead was clearly lacking during a Fox News interview that was partly responsible for delaying the ceremony's start by about 30 minutes.
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I was struck by abundance of US paraphernalia there, which suggested to me that Saudi Arabia deeply cherishes its relationship so much that it borders on reverence.
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Ma is based in China, but Silicon Valley treats him with a reverence that is only rivaled by that for Jeff Bezos and the late Steve Jobs.
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Even on a low wooden stool you are completely doubled over, bowing to the clay, perhaps in reverence the first time round, the second time in supplication.
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On the other, however, lies a respect and reverence for the labels and designers that have seemingly been around forever; a certain deference is paid to them.
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Clad in robes and hoods, the women must speak in hushed tones of reverence, saying things like "Under his eye" to indicate their fidelity to the rules.
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If Ubolratana were allowed to stand for election, Kurlantzick said, she would likely gain the most votes given the reverence for the royal family in the country.
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Central to this reverence is the faith Americans have in their Constitution: a document which promises to punish corrupt representatives, constrain executive overreach and protect judicial independence.
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What often links these diverse practices across the African diaspora is their origin in the traditional Yoruba faith, their reverence for ancestors, and their rites of passage.
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"The Chaplin of Limelight is no irreverent little clown; his reverence for his own ideas would be astonishing even if the ideas were worth consideration," she wrote.
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And yet President Trump's rallies for Hyde-Smith will, in essence, reaffirm white reverence for the former Confederacy and may succeed in boosting her chances of victory.
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Over the past 20 years, political leaders in Tokyo have been engineering mechanisms to elicit reverence for the emperor and, through him, the state that actually rules.
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Much of the government will treat it as a holiday in reverence to Bush, and his Washington memorial will take place midday before his return to Texas.
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I've climbed down into ancient cenotes (natural caverns filled with crystal-clear water) and experienced the reverence of swimming among stalactites and stalagmites thousands of years old.
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Sometimes it's from people who find this nation's reverence for its military over the top, another example of the deference civilians are expected to show the military.
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Whoever the residents of Mohenjo Daro were — and that's not clear — they had "a reverence for the control of water," as an article in National Geographic says.
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"The younger mainland Chinese collectors may have a reverence for the blue-chip heavyweight Western contemporary artists," said Nick Simunovic, managing director of Gagosian Gallery Hong Kong.
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Together, we have it within us to turn back these attacks, to right these wrongs, repair this damage, restore reverence for institutions, and prevent further moral vandalism.
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Novak's comedic style spills over into the series, where conversations about depression or self-harm are spoken about with reverence and respect, but with a funny edge.
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The wildland firefighters tasked with bushwacking up the sides of mountains in peak summer heat to dig trenches and chop down trees are justifiably treated with reverence.
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Based on that review, the commission concluded that the department's previous approach, which called on officers to demonstrate "a reverence for human life," was way too vague.
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The reverence we show to donors and the emphasis the promotional material puts on how rewarding the experience is can end up dissuading people from doing it.
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Like Smith, I dressed with reverence for the occasion, in all black with a white blazer, the inverse of her image on the iconic Horses cover photo.
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The Times wrote last month about Ichiro's frequent visits to the Hall of Fame, excursions born of reverence for the hitters he will very likely join someday.
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With a clear reverence for artist Piet Mondrian, the artwork elucidates a widely unknown side of the singer and actor extraordinaire, with an uncharted knack for abstraction.
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It's hardly a surprise that manga fans in the US have been looking forward to the English-language publication of this tome with something like holy reverence.
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Nothing but class," were the sentence fragments Skip Bayless saw fit to dedicate to Duncan before concluding, with suitable reverence and that inimitable Baylessian flubbiness, "Pure grestness.
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He clearly has a reverence for musicians of a certain era, like inviting a Beach Boy to the White House and playing Elvis during a medal ceremony.
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The second refers to the group's view that Shiites have strayed from Islam's monotheistic creed because of the reverence they show for historical figures, like Imam Ali.
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At the show she speaks with genuine reverence for William Wyler, who directed "Funny Girl" (1968), adapted from the 1964 Broadway show that made her a star.
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Mr. Trump, who received a deferment from Vietnam because of bone spurs in his heel, came to office with a reverence for the idea of the military.
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This is an effect not just of the iPhone's physical design but of the strange culture of reverence and secrecy that Apple has created around its products.
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The Oscars are poised to be especially bland this year, with their lack of diversity, predictable narratives and old-fashioned reverence for movies about white male rage.
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He has deep reverence for hot dish, which he says is a specific subcategory of a genre of layered one-pan recipes that includes lasagna and pastitsio.
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Drawing from the cadences and content of Hawaiian chants as well as the consonant twang of country music, the group combined historical reverence with show-business appeal.
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Her 20-minute monologue in the play's second act had critics in ecstasy, and it is still recalled with misty-eyed reverence by those who saw it.
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Yet some in the area welcome the eruption, expressing reverence for Pele, Hawaii's goddess of volcanoes and fire, and thanking her — even when lava destroys their homes.
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The awards themselves, voted on by a handful of Hollywood Foreign Press Association members, are best treated with minimal reverence (not that anyone minds being handed one).
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Bad men, abusive men, selfish men, it must be admitted, cannot be great poets, deserving of reward and reverence, their sins washed away by rhyme and unreason.
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Poma and Morgan believe, with an almost religious reverence, that the brands themselves will help lead shoppers and infrastructure providers to a better, more connected shopping experience.
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Together, we have it within us to turn back these attacks, right these wrongs, repair this damage, restore reverence for our institutions, and prevent further moral vandalism.
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Michelangelo had sculpted a nude Christ because, in 1514, "reverence for classical antiquity and the timeless beauty of the human body" still held sway, Professor Squarzina said.
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Opening up to Willie Geist of Sunday Today, Hudson says she's very much aware of the significance of the story, which she intends to handle with reverence.
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And his unpretentious reverence, his willingness to have a spiritual experience at a Waffle House, is what many people loved and will continue to love about Bourdain.
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Fighting alongside one another helps bolster their friendship, as they see the best in one another; they may not always agree, but they forge a shared reverence.
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The copies can be experienced interactively as the artist intended; the archival pieces are treated with hands-off museum reverence of a kind he claimed to deplore.
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Being a successful rapper, the logic goes, is a matter not only of mastery of craft but also of knowledge and reverence for the history of it.
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His government recently created havoc in the booming beef-export business with onerous new rules on purchases of cattle, in deference to Hindus' reverence for cows (see article).
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Firstly, it reveals that no matter how revered McCain was in DC, that reverence was not shared by the Republican base, who didn't punish Trump for those remarks.
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The actress' arrival on the 244 Golden Globes red carpet in a glamorous Stella McCartney pantsuit/dress combo was treated with a reverence akin to the second coming.
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Not only is Gaetz the amendment's sponsor but Devinm666 mentions him more than any other politician, and generally refers to him as "Based Gaetz" (a term of reverence).
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"The reverence that we give the art market is the reason why the art market bubble has yet to be popped," Bentel said in the project's promotional video.
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He will devour countless wildebeests and win countless fights and his pride will watch him with a unique mix of fear and reverence, but it will mean nothing.
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It examines Schmidt's life and art, particularly her use of discarded clothing and her reverence for the people oppressed and marginalized until they, too, are treated like afterthoughts.
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The most sacred of commonplaces during the transfer window, the 'come-and-get-me plea' must be treated with the utmost reverence, for overuse can diminish its powers.
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While it may sound like Apa's talent is a running joke among the Riverdale cast, everyone actually shares a legitimate reverence for Apa's leave-it-all-onstage sensibilities.
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"There's a palpable sense with both of the Obama portraits of excitement and reverence among the people standing to view them, and I think that's infectious," he said.
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I think it would have been the opposite of reverence to copy it, taking advantage of these beloved songs and not really giving back to them at all.
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Every young jazz musician has had to wrestle with the gatekeepers of tradition; jazz celebrates youthful originality, but it also prizes respect, even reverence, for the music's founders.
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In an act of solidarity and compassion, some of original Mean Girls cast have come together to transform their film's holiday into a day of action and reverence.
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I thought of each survivor who suffered at the hands of the Harvey Weinsteins, Dr. Lukes, James Tobacks, and Kevin Spaceys, and was filled with a great reverence.
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A less-noted problem is that America's unthinking reverence for its fighters is forestalling a badly needed reappraisal of how it organises its forces, and to what end.
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Taking a walk is a religious act for Jains, who act on their reverence for all life by taking pains to avoid trampling on even the tiniest bug.
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Her performance on Thursday night at Parish was the same, treated with reverence by the crowd and cut through by Baker's both dry and appreciative comments between songs.
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They believed the Uztari training of birds was blasphemy and that only the ancient Altari cults of reverence for the wild and untamed sky was the true faith.
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The controversy of scoring judges in Thailand and Europe aside, middle-aged cab drivers in Bangkok still talk about those two momentous rucks with shock and awe reverence.
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Yet neither that reverence, nor its enforcement, were self-evident necessities to the reformers who, in 1932, replaced a long line of absolutist kings with a constitutional monarchy.
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And millions of people went often, less out of reverence than out of habit, returning every week to take in double features, shorts and serials, newsreels and cartoons.
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They will revere the reverence in which he holds the artistic imperative, as well as the corrosive demands that it makes upon those caught up in the surge.
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I wish the congressman would show the same reverence for science when the future of our planet is on the line, not just corporate profit in his district.
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"Given the fact that that heinous shit came out, I would simply say I've kept this under wraps out of reverence for my dearest Emma," Louis-Dreyfus said.
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Thai culture is deeply linked to reverence for the constitutional monarch, and King Vajiralongkorn's coronation will be a first for most Thais after his father's 70-year reign.
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They paused, as in reverence, at the doorway, taking a quizzical glance at the striking metallic installations (industrial sculptures, in a sense) glimmering on the bare concrete floors.
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Wong visited Thailand and was impressed by the nation's reverence for its monarch, so she reluctantly agreed to block the video — but only for computers located in Thailand.
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In the show, which combined memoir and civics lesson, she interrogated her teen-age reverence for a document that was written by and for white male property owners.
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Its existing investors include Reverence Capital Partners, SoftBank Capital, Thomvest Ventures, Mohr Davidow Ventures, BlueRun Ventures, the UPS Strategic Enterprise Fund, ING, Santander InnoVentures, Scotiabank and TCW/Craton.
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President Donald Trump and Robert Mueller may be contemporaries but are temperamental opposites, divided most deeply by their respective contempt and reverence for the institutions of US government.
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But while speaking with Chilli, I was struck by her deep tranquility and reflection, as well as her reverence for fellow performers at the Baton, past and present.
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What caught my attention were the material trappings reflected in the hand-painted scenery, which reflected aspirational wealth, a reverence for nature, regality … yet is all absurdly artificial.
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This reverence, however, blurs the book's intellectual outlines, since Weston's buddies don't share either his horror of the wars or his commitment to putting politics and diplomacy first.
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"I should have taken my own advice in the article and realized that places and objects of sanctuary, retreat and reverence can take on all forms," he said.
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Pruitt has drawn this woman with great reverence on an imposing seven-foot sheet of paper, depicting the various textures of hair, flesh, and fabric with tremendous sensitivity.
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There's a halo of reverence around J Dilla, a producer and beatmaker from Detroit who created some of the most fascinating and influential beats in hip-hop history.
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In Mr. Trump's Republican Party, you are expected to treat him with reverence, submission and obeisance, or you will be treated as a traitor to king and cause.
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While visiting a friend back home, she noticed his display of handguns above the fireplace, which she interpreted as a mix of tradition and reverence for gun ownership.
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In speaking with Vilbar, it became clear that she and her collaborators in the US and Japan approached their subject matter with, well, a certain kind of reverence.
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Initially, the Wahhabi movement inspired horror among Muslims in India and elsewhere, as its partisans demolished shrines and the tombs of saintly figures whose reverence they considered idolatrous.
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What moved me most was seeing the exquisite works of little-known Czech glass artists from the 1960s given a place of reverence befitting such a unique tradition.
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"One Nation After Trump" devotes considerable space to tackling the unprecedented nature of Trump's election and presidency — his vulgarity, racism, authoritarianism, cronyism and reverence for America's longtime enemies.
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The characteristic Japanese reverence for nature is reflected in titles referring — usually with justification — to waves, blossoming flowers or moonlight, but it also comes across directly and physically.
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A couturier's obsession with cut and fit, combined with his modern vision of how to clothe the female body, garnered Balenciaga respect and reverence from contemporaries and clients.
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I remain astonished how anti-government conservatives reserve such reverence for one particular government function: the ability to find perfect justice and seal the matter forever via execution.
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Part of that success, colleagues say, is Lee's willingness to fight without aggravating or isolating her colleagues — earning her reverence in the House among Democrats and some Republicans.
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Elizabeth's undutifulness as a daughter, her laughter, her lack of reverence for Mr. Collins, her lack of respect for Lady Catherine de Bourgh — they're all of a piece.
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And it may well get a read by the masthead — the top editors — a word used by those lower down the chain with equal parts reverence and fatigue.
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Even a bucolic village must be vigilant today, Katz said, but the essence of the weekend, and the Hall of Fame itself, is a reverence for things past.
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Even a bucolic village must be vigilant today, Katz said, but the essence of the weekend, and the Hall of Fame itself, is a reverence for things past.
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What do you with the past stuff, like that behavior around the drivers or the ... You don't like reverence, you don't like honor, what word would you like?
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Trump's campaign spent the bulk of Thursday morning stressing that the GOP nominee has reverence for America's democracy and that it's Clinton who has contempt for its principles.
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The gestures and expressions of these figures, each clutching his or her own attribute — a giant key, a lamb, a sword — impart an air of human-scaled reverence.
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Stalin, who left no succession plan, was a head of state who cultivated continual uncertainty, fear, and reverence in his inner circle as well as the country at large.
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But filmmakers don't owe literary works their reverence, just their intelligence, and "Motherless Brooklyn" is a very smart movie, bristling with ideas about history, politics, art and urban planning.
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The nurses and the doctor greeted him with reverence; even the locals who didn't know the famous Filipino artist living on their hill had at least heard of him.
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They are the passages that make the listener shake his or her head both in reverence of musical power and in shame at having forgotten how killer they are.
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He has not emphasized that part of his life experience in running for president, stressing instead his love for his wife and children, and his reverence for the Bible.
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As impressive as the technology might be, the engineers regard simple, well-executed solutions with a kind of reverence, and a string around a door handle was downright genius.
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On the flip side, Claire's repeatedly expressed reverence for the majesty, beauty and sheer power of these creatures comes off as naive, especially when faced with some difficult decisions.
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But, it means that everyone lucky enough to swing through Seats' orbit talks about her with the kind of reverence you could only hope for at your own funeral.
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Not everyone in Rosario thinks the bereted revolutionary, who was captured by soldiers in Bolivia and killed on the orders of the country's pro-American dictator, deserves such reverence.
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After the Soviet era crumbled and Ukraine picked through its own pieces of the rubble, the statues became less objects of reverence and more clunky reminders of past struggle.
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The American political press already has a bias toward reverence and access preservation; journalists yukking it up with powerful people whom they are supposed to cover impartially is unseemly.
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The Edmonton-born, Toronto-based rocker's last album 2015's Living Daylight was exciting not because of its reverence for the past but for its organic and effortless songwriting.
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Much as many Thais have a reverence for their late king that borders on worship, many other increasingly progressive, better educated citizens are ready for a modern constitutional monarchy.
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"If we look at land as resource rather than reverence, we're already taking from mother," Luger says to Hyperallergic, reflecting on the correlative violence between MMIW and resource extraction.
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The recent spate of privacy issues, headlined most recently by the Privacy Shield rejection, is likely to awaken in U.S. consumers and organizations a deeper reverence for data privacy.
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Talking to reporters, Bush was asked Saturday night whether he was using his family to its full potential, given the reverence that his supporters express about them at events.
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Ohtani, who is close to one troupe of Namahage performers, said respect for her friends and their reverence of traditional ways has deterred her from pressing to take part.
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" Hamill then shared a long story of his reverence for Disney: "Disney provided me a tutorial of how I could make my dreams come true by lifting the curtain.
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But while The Lost City of Z's ending is open to multiple interpretations, it's impossible to ignore its reverence for an individual's desire to get lost in his dreams.
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However, they are salaried, and their achievements are rewarded through official recognition of their service including honorary titles and reverence from other artists, not with widespread fame or wealth.
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" He added, "Therein lies the true democratic nature of art, and, also, in the fact that a single creative work is one man's act of reverence for all men.
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In a museum dedicated to an often painful history, the message seems clear: Emmett's death, and the civil rights movement it helped inspire, require a special respect, even reverence.
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The apartheid-era prison on the island is now a tourist attraction, where visitors from around the world pause with reverence outside the cell where Nelson Mandela was kept.
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Duck frites, on the other hand, was more deserving of reverence, the duck as gloriously meaty as beef, with the added excitement of crispy, fatty skin and star anise.
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Let's make Mothers' Day a day to express not only love, reverence and appreciation of their labor, but also public commitment to protect and support all mothers and families.
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Destruction happens in any number of ways, for any number of reasons, at any number of speeds — and it will happen, and no amount of reverence will stop it.
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The citizen enjoys a sweet reverence for all the gifts that have been handed down over time, and a generous piety about country that is the opposite of arrogance.
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Although spiritually similar, Janice Engel's Raise Hell: The Life & Times of Molly Ivins felt like a kind of antithesis to the reverence sometimes reserved for our literary folk heroes.
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Jordan was literally surrounded by hungry Game of Thrones fanatics who treated the theater like their slovenly living rooms, where they worship their television screens with slack-jawed reverence.
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Both grew up in Paris, on a diet of 26s prog-rock and 215s funk—a world removed from the reverence of club culture and its worship of Detroit.
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It was a reverence Stiepleman couldn't miss: for Hanukkah, "every year from the ages of 5 to 12, she gave me a copy of the U.S. Constitution," he said.
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Her short stories are majestic presentations of human foolishness, weakness, vanity, self-importance, viciousness, yet all of them are suffused with an awareness of and reverence for human worth.
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Being the first to find a particular owl is regarded by some as a badge of distinction, and those who find them regularly are viewed with awe-struck reverence.
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The country has a singular reverence for books and writers, reflected in statues of great authors that dot Paris, and one of the largest national archives in the world.
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A reverence for the tools of painting is apparent in Engels's practice; his transformation of the canvas into the artwork is like building a reliquary from the bones themselves.
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Ms. Vogel, a Pulitzer Prize winner, considers the play — with its reverence for books and great thinkers, represented by Mr. Antrobus's cherished personal library — a defense of Western humanism.
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A lady in a large black fur hat gazes knowingly and with reverence at the display case full of sausages: Cheddar brats, knackwurst, blutwurst, gelbwurst and a score more.
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To assert that comedy should come nowhere near Holocaust narratives is to prescribe (or worse yet assume) just one way to react to them: with hushed, tear-soaked reverence.
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A person claiming to be of extreme age could also draw great attention and could be a source of pride and reverence for a family, a village, a country.
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But hidden in all that jest is great reverence for the art form and its history, and audiences keep coming back — when else can you laugh at the ballet?
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Charlottesville serves as a reminder that we can make a difference and Confederate symbols must be removed from their place of reverence and placed on the scrapheap of history.
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"You find tamale ladies on every corner, and the tamales are delicious," said Mr. Veliz, 29, with a clear reverence for those who have preceded him in the Bronx.
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His lack of self-consciousness and reverence for the mundanities of daily life is somehow refreshing and the specificity of his details make for a vivid 2-D Bristol.
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A blindness to history, and the patterns set by people long dead, is a characteristic of conservative race thinking (and a somewhat ironic one, given conservative reverence for tradition).
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As weird as my interaction with Bundy was, the greatest reverence for the days of the antebellum South that I encountered on my trip had to be in Jacksonville, Alabama.
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Where once Monáe wore gender-ambiguous clothes in a palette of white and black, she now sings about her pussy, both with reverence and the threat that it grabs back.
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He unapologetically invoked Britain's Margaret Thatcher during the campaign, an unusual reference point in a country with a lingering suspicion of free markets and a deep reverence for the state.
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Salvador Dalí, Ludwig van Beethoven, Aristotle, Albert Einstein, and Thomas Edison power-napped their way to universal reverence, and even presidents Kennedy, Reagan, and Clinton were fans of the practice.
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Developers speak of Itch with reverence and delight, and almost everyone has a story about how Corcoran personally went above and beyond to help them achieve their vision for release.
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But even onebraided, even as a theoretical Native, really, I always felt special, like royalty, mentioned in the setting of reverence that attended the study of Native history or customs.
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Haunt a photography forum or two and you'll see the Hasselblad brand being treated with the kind of reverence most people save for saints or major political figures they admire.
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Doc starts out angry at the Marines for getting his son killed, but by the end—when he decides to bury his son in his uniform—his reverence is renewed.
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Self's paintings have always felt, microcosmically, like installations; her collaged figures are massive and lush in their fullness, and their exaggerated features are both carnal and worthy of otherworldly reverence.
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And his family's high-class standing affords him a reverence from other characters, including talented Doctor Who alum Jenna Coleman, who is wasted in her part as Louisa's supportive sister.
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"I appeal to your humanity that 'A Memorial' should be a place of reverence and solace honoring those lives taken too soon so tragically," Leinonen wrote in her original post.
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That sort of bespoke treatment—movie pairings, films collected by theme or director, or studio, spotlight treatments on various cinematic figures—all convey the reverence Criterion puts into its work.
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One thing's for sure though ... Gipp thinks Future is right up there with Gucci Mane (often credited with creating trap music) and should be given the same type of reverence.
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From delving into the history of branding, to exploring interactive clothing, the Design Museum manages to balance reverence for design history while pushing visitors forward into a tech-enabled future.
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He is, if possible, more serious than they are about cracking down on entitlements such as Social Security and Medicare, and shares none of President Trump's reverence for those programs.
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Forgetting, temporarily, their reverence for local self-determination, lots of states have counteracted municipal efforts to control guns; some have moved on to ensuring the unimpeded statewide carrying of knives.
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Justin Chang, The Los Angeles Times: Johnson is a pop savant steeped in Star Wars arcana, and you can sense his reverence for the legacy with which he's been entrusted.
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If you've ever spent five minutes in the House or Senate, you are immediately struck by the reverence with which even the most junior member of the House is treated.
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And we can only hope the reverence and tenderness toward elderly people found in Asian cultures takes root here, too, becoming as American as sushi and dumplings and K-pop.
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Keith Urban showed his reverence for the classics, seeking out Willie Nelson a few row behind him and warmly greeting Crystal Gayle as she passed by his front-row seat.
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Portsmouth Abbey School was founded in 1926 by the English Benedictine community, and ever since this Catholic boarding school has committed itself to educating students in reverence, respect, and responsibility.
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But stylistic reverence can yield to stagnation, a problem that YG, who is now twenty-eight, tackles on his third studio album, "Stay Dangerous," which was released earlier this month.
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And so it was with equal measures reverence and contempt that we made our way over to the Vatican and joined the line that would lead us inside its walls.
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As we observe Veterans Day, we remember with reverence the extraordinary debt we owe to those who have served in uniform and sacrificed, even unto death, for their fellow Americans.
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It is a place that offers frontier charm, easy access to expansive wilderness, a reverence for modern art and creative restaurants (not to mention goats known for their landscaping skills).
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