He said the memory still makes him smile from ear to ear.
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Don't fear, because we have rounded up the very best products that will make him smile from ear to ear.
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Capri would smile from ear to ear when Gigi walked into the room, and Capri reminds me a lot of Gianna.
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The pig can be seen wading through knee-deep water with the help of two humans, a smile from ear to ear.
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If you can't compose yourself after seeing the sweet kid kick around a soccer ball and smile from ear-to-ear, you're not alone.
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This puzzle by Doug Peterson made me smile from ear to ear, as his puzzles are wont to do, but this one was special.
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As though the prospect of almost instant Hadoop clusters weren't enough to make a big data geek smile from ear to ear, it gets better.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — The first themeless crossword in our week of puzzles made by women is by the constructor Caitlin Reid, and it made me smile from ear to ear.
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"I can't believe this is all real," she wrote, later adding, "I know my dad had a front row seat when chris proposed and I know he's looking down with a smile from ear to ear."
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When the kingpin was brought to the defense table Monday morning and his lawyers told him Mr. Edda had come to watch the day's events, Mr. Guzmán broke into a smile from ear to ear and waved at his television namesake.
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Not only that, it also becomes the great livelihood of the Pacheco family, made up exclusively of women, whom the man of the house has just left to go to the other world. This is how Pedrito Coral Tavera finds the perfect setting to perform and display his scales. Create your own universe, full of big lies, but good intentions. And, finally, this recalcitrant seducer ends up being the key person in the life of every human being who crosses his path, spreading joy with his 'smile from ear to ear' and his particular way of dressing, speaking and moving.
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The painting was well received by the public and art critics. The painter Valentin Serov called it a "very cute and fresh thing", while the painter and critic Alexandre Benois wrote that Serebriakova "gave to Russian public such a wonderful gift, such a "smile from ear to ear", that one cannot fail to thank her for that". Right after the exposition the painting was bought by the Tretyakov Gallery. The current self-portrait At the Dressing- Table is considered one of the most important works of Serebriakova along with Bath-house (1913, Russian Museum), Harvest (1915, Odessa Art Museum) and Whitening Canvas (1917, Tretyakov Gallery).
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