The new parents looked happy as they smiled on the carpet.
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She smiled on the outside, but inside she was always crying.
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She says he responds to stimuli and has even smiled on many occasions.
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So far the markets have smiled on Mr Mitsotakis and his New Democracy.
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"I couldn't smile on my left, I only smiled on my right," says Kevin.
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The couple seemed to be in good spirits as they smiled on their outing.
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They taught me that's the responsibility that comes with being smiled on by fate.
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Fortune smiled on Mr Kuczynski throughout the race, with the force of the Andean sun.
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"Lady luck, it would seem, suddenly smiled on the applicant," a South African judge wrote in 2015.
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Worse, Mr Bolsonaro has smiled on militias—paramilitary groups that are often run by current and retired police officers.
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Then the crossword gods smiled on me: The game Reversi, on which Othello is based, also has seven letters!
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Markets have smiled on these developments: the MSCI index of global shares has risen by 10% so far this year.
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"The American people have smiled on the Senate … we're going to keep doing it for two more years," he said.
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This scene also smiled on another debutant, the conductor Daniele Rustioni, by displaying his emphatic, punchy style to best advantage.
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Coughlin smiled on his way out, but it does not mean the Giants' losing ways and manifold problems will depart with him.
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"He was serving very well, it was a big challenge for me to find the right returning position," Djokovic smiled on court.
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The TV gods have smiled on us, their lowly subjects, and finally "King of the Hill" is available to stream, on Hulu.
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The actress rocked an olive green top with high-waisted, white pants as she smiled on the carpet next to her only child.
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And if Cupid has not smiled on you this Valentine's Day, this whole setup offers a very easy way to play the troll.
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A few weeks ago, they smiled on Papa John's pizza after CEO John Schnatter attacked the NFL for its handling of player protests.
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When he smiled on the mound while waiting to be removed from Game 1 of the World Series, many teammates noticed the uncharacteristic moment.
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The moment Nguyen put strain on the triple surgical thread was the first time Kevin Portillo ever smiled on the left side of his face.
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In the first round of the 217th United States Open, which took two days to complete, Oakmont smiled on the field's elders and spanked some young stars.
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Ex-boxing champ Victor Ortiz pled not guilty to 3 felony sexual assault charges Wednesday -- including forcible rape -- and then smiled on his way out of court.
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Fortune smiled on the Angels then: They drafted Trout with a pick they got from the Yankees, who had signed Mark Teixeira off their roster in free agency.
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Elizabeth, who rarely makes appearances at her dad's celebrity outings, smiled on the carpet in a black-and-white flowery top and white jeans while Katherine wore a bright orange dress.
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"I don't even know if I'd be sitting here talking to you if I didn't step away," she smiled on Saturday, sitting next to the French Open trophy she had just won.
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By the end of the semester, I owned many scarves, and I no longer smiled on the street, but I hadn't found a single person who'd given me permission to use informal tu.
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The unwritten rules of the criminal underworld developed under the tsars, when the country's serfs—a big chunk of the population—lived under a code that smiled on occasional diddling of feudal overlords.
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Furthermore, Dewey was a famous prosecuting attorney who might have smiled on the FBI, and Hoover made the miscalculation, as did so many pundits, that the Republican candidate was a shoo-in for the presidency.
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In the Instagram shot, the happy trio gathered together inside the Fox studio and featured Jamie standing beside Anelise, 10, and pointing at his two girls while Corinne, 25, smiled on the other side of her half-sister.
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The Emmys smiled on familiar faces and but stood out with a surprising number of newcomers, on a historic night that saw a breakthrough win for "Pose" star Billy Porter -- and several speeches citing LGBTQ and women's rights.
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Mr. Trump's mended relationship with Mr. Murdoch has not gone unnoticed by Time Warner executives, who wonder why AT&T's attempt to buy the company has run into regulatory trouble at a time when the president has smiled on the Disney-Fox deal.
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Her guitarist and singer covered "I'm Free" by The Rolling Stones, while Patti perched on the edge of the stage; she smiled on as her son ripped through a solo during; and Jesse spoke at length about her work as a climate change activist.
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The intellectual market on the right has only smiled on a style of discourse that's pretty much the polar opposite of such an approach: purely partisan diatribes that reinscribe the American right's sense of utmost cultural exclusion even at a moment of peak political power.
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The weather gods smiled on Houston with barely chill breezes during the cocktail hour, and the 1,000 or so invitation-only guests tried hard not to look like the lucky stiffs they knew they were as they filed into the Baker Institute's tented piazza for dinner.
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These two smiled on him and bespake him kindly, but would not help him when he bade them set shoulder to her bows and shove.
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Fortune smiled on Ramchandra. This was in 1901. Abdul Karim Khan did not want his name to be spoilt by disciples learning haphazardly. He made a contract with them that they would learn from him for at least 8 years.
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Jones authored more than 100 hymns. His works have appeared in Presbyterian, United Methodist, Lutheran, Episcopal, Baptist, and Catholic hymnals. "Fill My Cup" (1969) has been recorded by over 15 groups. "God Has Smiled on Me" was featured in the 1988 movie Clara's Heart.
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After a time there, they smiled on finding the dingo had died of exhaustion, but their canoe had been swept away, cutting them off from their homeland. Eventually, scouring the island they slipped into the bay opposite Southport, and managed to reach the mainland and work their way home.
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MC and the white square identify it as 79th. Fortune smiled on the 55th FS at this time. Due to space restrictions it had to be stationed at RAF Wittering, about five miles from the rest of the group. The facilities there were much superior to those at King's Cliffe.
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Nobin Chandra finally succeeded in creating the soft, spongy and syrupy "Rossogolla" for the discerning Bengali palate. It was the ultimate delicacy. In the absence of advertising as we know it today, it took its time to become popular. Nobin Chandra waited patiently until Fortune smiled on him at last.
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LST 494 was decommissioned on June 29, 1946. She was sold to Bosey, Philippines in 1948 and was thought to have been scrapped. At wars end, all of the 200 or so men who served on her survived and returned home to begin their lives again. God indeed smiled on the 494.
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Terry was tagged in by Robbie, resisting all blows coming from Garett and kept flinging him away for his troubles. Suddenly, Madison Rayne emerged on stage appearing fascinated with the match. Robbie and Terry withheld Garett from any contact with his partner Devon and proceeded to beat on him. When Devon broke up a pin attempt on Garett, Rayne smiled on stage.
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From 1991-95, he was also ITT's CFO. From 1983-90, Bowman was Michigan's State Treasurer and was widely credited with helping fuel the state's economic recovery, including from a 1987 Public Sector Consultants' profile that "Wall Street smiled on Michigan's improved fiscal condition," leading to national notoriety for Bowman. In 2010 it was reported that he was considering a run for governor of Michigan.
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Ebdon made a of 130 and obtained two to defeat O'Sullivan and eliminate his opponent from the tournament, saying afterwards: "On a number of occasions fortune smiled on me, and that's something you need against a top player like Ronnie." Breaks of 70, 118, 70 and 74 in 64 minutes allowed Doherty to maintain his 100 per cent win record at the event with a 5–1 victory against White.
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In the dungeons of the convent, Constance dreams of d'Artagnan rescuing her (God Smiled On Us) before Milady arrives, disguised as a nun and poisons Constance. As Constance lies dying, Milady reveals how years of heartache have turned her heart to stone and have destroyed her faith. D'Artagnan and the Musketeers arrive and Milady attempts to escape. Athos reveals that she is his ex-wife and flees to the convent tower.
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A lover of animals, Dee often included his pet dog, a black toy poodle he owned named "Little Miss Muffett", in his routine. The dog was trained to bark along with some of his numbers and smiled on queue. His beloved Miss Muffett lived to be 17; she had kept him company while he traveled on the road earlier in his career. Fans continued to ask him about the dog long after she had passed.
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But I insist that it's Hartford's funny, quirkish songs, rather than his banjo, that save me from continued boorishness." Stylus Magazine's 2006 review praised Hartford and the album: "It would be easy to call Aereo-Plain an 'Old Weird America' classic, but Hartford’s loves were never so static, and he seemed in on the joke besides. Shame, then, that the augurs of American music never smiled on Hartford the way he beamed on them.
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Richards came 4th in the Pipe Masters at Banzai Pipeline, which advanced him against Wayne Bartholomew and Cheyne Horan when they made early exits. Then at the World Cup at Haleiwa fortune smiled on him in good 6–8-foot swell. Bartholomew went out early, and another contender Dane Keoloha made a tactical error of waiting for big sets which didn't come and was out. It came down to the final, which was Peter Townend against Richards.
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He proposed a $10 billion land reclamation project to end the Dust Bowl. Long also promised free medical service and what he called a "war on disease" led by the Mayo brothers. In his speech, Long used populist language depicting the U.S. past as a lost paradise stolen by the rich, saying: > God invited us all to come and eat and drink all we wanted. He smiled on our > land and we grew crops of plenty to eat and wear.
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To make a living, Michael sold Collier's Encyclopedia to wealthy families who knew English, and fixed cars and electrical appliances. Three years later, in 1964, thanks to his father, he got a job with Ford in Peru, but he failed and four months later he left Lima. In 1965 luck smiled on him and he became the representative of the mutual fund Investors Overseas Services (IOS). This allowed him to move with Callejas and the children to a good house in La Reina, with two employees.
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The series featured a combat system based on unarmed fighting moves with colourful names, such as the Cobra Strike punch, or Leaping Tiger kick. Avenger could also choose from a list of ninja skills such as Acrobatics or Poison Needle spitting, and used a variety of appropriate weaponry, such as a garotte and shuriken. Luck also played in part in the form of Fate tests to see if Fate smiled on you, or turned her back. Avenger could also enhance his skill by using "Inner Force", similar to qi energy.
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At the same time he continued to take music and theatre classes. In 1899, Léonce got the call for a six-month tour which enabled him to travel throughout Europe and to Russia. He was finally noticed by the playwright Eugène Brieux, who tapped him in the spring of 1900 for his first important role in the play La Robe rouge (The Red Dress). Then destiny smiled on Léonce in June 1900 when he got his first contract as a young headliner at the Athénée theatre, one of his longtime dreams.
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He is a renown-owned politician from Sindh and served Pakistan Peoples Party since 90's period. Mr. Mandviwalla has remained an active party worker on provincial and national level. Member of Senate of Pakistan (Senator): ''' Fortune smiled on him on 2012, when PPP's Dr Asim Hussain, a close aide to the then President Zardari, had to resign from the Senate. Mr Mandviwalla then won a by-election on a PPP ticket for the upper house of parliament from Sindh. Saleem Mandviwala was elected as Senator, Senate of Pakistan on 8 November 2012 against a General Seat from Sindh province on the ticket of PPPP.
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Place names like Negro Hill, Negro Bar (a large sand bar located on the south bank of the lower American River) and Negro Flat attest to the presence of blacks in California. Wysinger mined at Mokelumne, Murphy's Camp, Diamond and Mud Springs, Grass Valley, Negro Bar and elsewhere in the mining districts of California. It took him about a year to buy his freedom for $1,000.Fortune smiled on many black miners In 1853, Alfred and Susan Hines Wilson, arrived in Miles Creek in Mariposa County, California, from Wayne County in Missouri, going first to Texas then to California by way of ox-team.
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She loved and wedded an eccentric painter who cared more about his work than anything else in the world, including his wife. The painter eventually asked his wife to sit for him, and she obediently consented, sitting "meekly for many weeks" in his turret chamber. The painter worked so diligently at his task that he did not recognize his wife's fading health, as she, being a loving wife, continually "smiled on and still on, uncomplainingly". As the painter neared the end of his work, he let no one enter the turret chamber and rarely took his eyes off the canvas, even to watch his wife.
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Tetteh turned professional in 2000 and won the National Super Bantamweight title in 2003 in his eleventh pro fight. He followed that up with an unsuccessful bid for the Commonwealth title in England that same year. In 2007, he lifted the West African Boxing Union Featherweight championship, but plagued by managerial problems, was inactive for the next three years having only two contests. At the close of 2010, once again winning the national title, this time the vacant Featherweight belt, fortune smiled on Tetteh when local football and business magnate, Nana Adjei Ampofo, signed him to his fledgling Union Promotions with the intent to steer Tetteh to a world championship.
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Writing for the Daily Press, Al Pearce spoke of "a marvelous stock car race", The Atlanta Journal-Constitution's Rick Minter declared "the racing gods smiled on the old track" after Darlington Raceway was under threat of removal from the NASCAR Cup Series, and David Poole of The Charlotte Observer stated it was "electrifying" and the conclusion was "the kind of finish people will be talking about for years." In December 2009, the event was voted "the top NASCAR race of the decade" by the media. The race result kept Kenseth with 703 points in the lead of the Drivers' Championship, ahead of Stewart in second. Waltrip remained in third.
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Instead of a court-appointed opera composer, with a stable income and an easy family life, Mozart remained a free-lance opera writer all his life. The 1768 fiasco in Vienna proved as important, if not more, for Mozart's future as what happened later in Milan in 1773. In both cases he was able to compose brilliant operas, and in both cases he was unable to gain the kind of recognition that would have resulted in a nomination by a court to a permanent position as opera composer. His life, and the world's legacy of Mozart operas, would have been different, if the fates had smiled on him, and the Habsburgs had been more understanding and supportive.
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Fortune smiled on rich Baetica, which was Baetica Felix, and a dynamic, upwardly- mobile social and economic middling stratum developed there, which absorbed freed slaves and far outnumbered the rich elite. The Senatorial province of Baetica became so secure that no Roman legion was required to be permanently stationed there. Legio VII Gemina was permanently stationed to the north, in Hispania Tarraconensis. Betica amphora found in Essaouira, 1–2nd century AD Hispania Baetica was divided into four conventūs, which were territorial divisions like judicial circuits, where the chief men met together at major centers, at fixed times of year, under the eye of the proconsul, to oversee the administration of justice: the conventus Gaditanus (of Gades, or Cádiz), Cordubensis (of Cordoba), Astigitanus (of Astigi, or Écija), and Hispalensis (of Hispalis, or Seville).
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May then left Cedar Rapids to pursue ventures elsewhere, but returned to check on his investment periodically. He returned to Cedar Rapids for good in 1871 to find fortune had smiled on his island: Cedar Rapids had annexed West Cedar Rapids/Kingston and had constructed an iron bridge to unite the two halves of the newly enlarged city—this bridge, along the line of the current third avenue bridge, cut directly through the middle of May's Island, and remained the only operable bridge for the next 14 years. May's vision had been realized, and businesses began popping up along the new thoroughfare. In 1889, a Russian immigrant named Henry Smulekoff purchased one of these buildings and opened a furniture store (Smulekoff's Furniture would operate in Cedar Rapids until 2014), then gradually bought up more and more of the island as Major May's fortunes fell into decline.
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