" The Kinross facility had officially lost its treasured "control.
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Helping preserve our treasured landscapes is both doable and meaningful.
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Why do studios keep fucking up prequels to treasured franchises?
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Its vivid colors mark every treasured photograph from your childhood.
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His most treasured memory of that historic New York evening?
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Sometimes you experience treasured moments in your young children's lives.
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Nebbiolo would be an occasional visitor, treasured for special occasions.
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They cannot be treasured, but must be eaten at once.
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"It was just something that we all treasured," she said.
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In a way, nearly every treasured pet is a therapy animal.
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Many years ago my dad said something that I've always treasured.
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It kills treasured memories and robs you of your very existence.
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And there was one book in particular he treasured: the Quran.
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Its treasured grammar schools are among the best in the country.
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"Hopefully they will be treasured for what they are," he said.
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"These particular books are historic treasured works in literature," Farrar said.
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I have since taken my sons there for treasured family vacations.
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She had a treasured collection of horses—metal, ceramic, plastic, wood.
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Make that books most treasured, all but one garnered in childhood.
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Some people who had donated their treasured artifacts demanded them back.
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I may have lost a husband, but kept a treasured friend.
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Online storage also keeps treasured images safe from fires and floods.
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She never treated Claire differently, a fact Claire has always treasured.
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But the travel ban goes far beyond the treasured green card.
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Jackie Kennedy treasured the estate that served as her summer home.
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"Animals should be treasured the same way as humans", she said.
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"The Italian Baker," her first cookbook, immediately became a treasured guide.
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He didn't often show his emotions; I treasured his loving words.
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We peek into the histories of Leila's five most treasured friends.
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The Glasgow School of Art is one of Scotland's most treasured buildings.
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This obscure statute helped create some of our most treasured national parks.
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Both adore collecting seemingly random objects that are hardly treasured by humans.
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Surprise performances at First Avenue became some of residents' most treasured memories.
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This is a moment in life to be treasured and never forgotten.
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It was, he says, his only company, and he treasured his bear.
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Other stars recognized how treasured Wilder had been in the Hollywood scene.
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All our memories are treasured in the depth of my heart 💔.
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AND SO I DON'T KNOW WHAT TREASURED SECRETS I'M GOING TO LEARN.
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But the shoes aren't just precious homages to be treasured and admired.
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It's my most treasured possession and gives me strength in hard times.
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"This was a very treasured and loved man," the Facebook user wrote.
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I treasure each side, just as I have treasured our life together.
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One is to preserve, protect and defend the nation's treasured natural resources.
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I wasn't the mischievous boy dads treasured, nor the kid moms adored.
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We lost a treasured member of our Sun Devil Baseball Family yesterday.
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A treasured uniform of black clothing was coated in bristly white hairs.
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It has since been recognized as one of Paris' most treasured landmarks.
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Among our most treasured public values, free speech is indispensable and perplexing.
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AFP said the death of its "treasured colleague" was "a devastating blow".
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Lots of people treasured Powell, who had become a sort of institution.
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Perhaps surprisingly, it is now seen as a treasured New Orleans tradition.
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"Star Trek" (2009) is a science-fiction reboot of a treasured show.
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The prevailing theory holds that Victor deliberately burned down Cheryl's treasured retreat.
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However, our country's treasured coastlines are being threatened now, more than ever.
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Somewhere back in this family's history there were those first treasured saplings.
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The longtime director of the lab, Dr. Grigory Rodchenkov, treasured expensive pens.
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And he treasured singing as a mezzo-soprano; he dreaded that loss.
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For the treasured Mark Morris Dance Group, it also reunites past generations.
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It is a treasured asset for Aiswarya, who is excelling at school.
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And ask them to tell treasured family tales in their own words.
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Treasured memories collided with images from my perennial Vermont to-do list.
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The family's love for tennis was passed on like a treasured heirloom.
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John McCain ahead of Thanksgiving as it was a holiday he treasured.
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They treasured their few minutes of contact during "so-called lunch," Mrs.
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But it gave me the kind of freedom that I really treasured.
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" The logic behind the bargain was that "people are a treasured resource.
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Sensen implants let you replay treasured memories or see augmented reality interfaces.
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Another shells out $30,000 on plastic surgery for a treasured pet fish.
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Cabo Polonio's remoteness is treasured by its handful of year-round inhabitants.
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This time, I treasured a final weekend to hold in my baby.
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A treasured theory in health care, though, is that it could be.
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The illustrations can be treasured independently, as can the French author's words.
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Berger had treasured that book, a massive 500-year history of Western civilization.
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His treasured bee, however, proved much harder to pick out of a crowd.
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Even the Moon's normal regolith rock is treasured simply for its interplanetary exoticism.
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We can only hope that the casting will do this treasured show justice.
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Zhao Kangmin cared for neither fame nor fortune, but he treasured historical accuracy.
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"Work It", "Get Ur Freak On" and "4 My People" are treasured hits.
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"We realized that we missed nothing except our treasured photo albums," he said.
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The nation's most treasured texts are being interpreted as protests against the president.
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They also complain that treasured national parks are increasingly jammed by overseas visitors.
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She also criticizes his abundance of stuff, like his treasured hot-fudge machine.
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Being a treasured guest over the demanding duties involved with being a bridesmaid?
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Your tone, your beauty, your range, and your God-given talent is treasured.
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Treasured pieces of Nickelodeon's past will be a big part of its future.
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Jaca sources his from either vaca (treasured former dairy cows) or buey (ox).
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Muller has been a treasured resident of Montgomery Nursing Home for five years.
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Michel Ancel, the creator of the treasured Beyond Good & Evil, straight up cried.
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Do you worry about pushback from the public over selling this treasured collection?
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Modern Love Purging my possessions — and some anatomy — revealed what I treasured most.
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"His letter back to me," she wrote, "is my most treasured childhood memory."
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To stamp experts like Mr. Lyons, No. 0003 was an unusually treasured find.
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Of course, other countries and other cultures have, or had, a treasured flower.
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Meat is treasured, and lowly vegetables can never rise above a side dish.
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This is fun as there are so many treasured pieces in my collection.
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He challenges icons and ideas that are treasured in the community he lives in.
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We need to treat it as a treasured resource rather than a cheap commodity.
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But what happens when you encounter someone else's treasured memories, without their personal history?
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Three words that preserve the brand, and not the identity, of a treasured accolade.
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The Tile is a Bluetooth-connected solution for keeping track of your treasured belongings.
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Robert bought them for me and it was one of my most treasured possessions.
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Surprises were there to be had, certainly, but they weren't particularly treasured or protected.
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"Nick also treasured the environment and he took seriously his responsibility to protect it."
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They rob us and the ones we love of treasured moments: birthdays, anniversaries, graduations.
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Within a month, Mr Manohar had also taken his treasured role as ICC chairman.
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They're stinking, flappy clap... clap... flappers that swoop down to steal my treasured possessions.
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America's most treasured lands, our outdoor and tourism economies, and future generations deserve better.
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But the utilitarian image of the Christodora is a treasured part of its heritage.
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Return and you will face the absence or the defacement of what you treasured.
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It raises the question of consumers' responsibility in assisting our treasured artists' turbulent lifestyles.
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Why, Stephens was asked, is her most treasured prize not in her own home?
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SEOUL (Reuters) - State media calls North Korea's nuclear weapons a "treasured sword of justice".
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This was a third thing that we treasured and took very good care of.
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"One of the things that I've always treasured is my independence," Mr. Dromm said.
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But through it all, they said they kept their perspective and treasured the experience.
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If you had to surrender a treasured item of clothing, what would it be?
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One of the things my mother treasured most was giving her mother a bath.
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Before these characters take on corruption and apathy, their most treasured cause is friendship.
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And his most recent, most treasured: a long-awaited victory in the Champions League.
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" — Kathie Fowler, Napa "I nominate Pinecrest Lake in Tuolumne County as my treasured place.
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It is also the home of some of the world's most treasured Christian relics.
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He was the one who introduced Lee to the sport, which became a treasured hobby.
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It is your most treasured trait, and the hardest to preserve under such stressful circumstances.
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Our treasured nostalgia about emo music has always been teetering on the brink of resurgence.
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The true gem might be Shelby Cobra #21977 with its treasured serial number: CSX 2000.
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The gift you gave your country is treasured by every one of us this day.
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I treasured the paper it was written on and neatly tucked it in my wallet.
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When it comes to our treasured public lands, we've dug ourselves into a financial hole.
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The week also marks the 40th anniversary of another one of Travolta's treasured films: Grease.
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The city museum, home to treasured artifacts, was ransacked and statues were smashed or defaced.
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It features over 100 treasured objects from the museum's science, technology, engineering, and mathematics collections.
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"He was an extraordinary individual and jurist, admired and treasured by his colleagues," Roberts said.
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My most treasured childhood memories are of deer hunting with my father using nuclear missiles.
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On the walls hang Paul Mellon's largest and in some cases most treasured British paintings.
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Nor is feeling anxious or sad about the loss of a treasured moment or experience.
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The flooding killed 35 people and caused lasting damage to homes, buildings and treasured artworks.
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While knowing that I am hardly perfect, I have treasured Mary's last words ever since.
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A huge security guard appears, forcing us to retreat before I lose my treasured soundsystem.
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" The routine has become, as Raggi called it, "a treasured piece of American entertainment history.
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"Your BRCA tumors are stupid," my treasured first oncologist told me, much to my hilarity.
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She became an emergency room doctor because she treasured interacting with patients in immediate care.
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Like insects today, lobsters were once dismissed as bottom feeders too abundant to be treasured.
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Treasured photographs and her children's artworks brighten the dark wood of the living room walls.
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It was how he wore them — sun-faded, treasured, respected — but a uniform, as well.
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So this time I treasured every moment in the building and we were all smiling.
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The discovery had made one of the Free Library's most treasured holdings even more remarkable.
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I took out the wedding rings of all my treasured forebears and put them on.
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He treasured the thought that anyone who heard it might find peace and consolation there.
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A trip to a national park is a treasured opportunity, often years in the making.
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The secret of Mr. Malloy, one of downtown theater's most treasured composers, was definitely out.
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His run, however, shows how he handled one treasured female character and her origin story.
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Soon, looking at models in patriotic swimsuits at Swift's annual bash became a treasured national pastime.
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Societies where the rule of law is treasured are societies that tend to flourish and succeed.
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He promised to back their most treasured reform: a cut in the size of the legislature.
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Those sessions are the heart of the show, what gives it the intimacy that Esmail treasured.
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He's crazy for Swayze Many actors would be terrified to step into such an treasured role.
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Below, Ausiello tells PEOPLE about the project — from its biggest challenges, to its most treasured item.
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It was my great good fortune to have known him as working colleague and treasured friend.
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While everyone may have their favorites, it's undeniable that Randall and Beth are pretty universally treasured.
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EVERY MOMENT of life should be savored & treasured, whether we're alone or w/ people we love.
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He was a treasured colleague and friend to all of us and he will be missed.
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Americans don't usually think about infrastructure in terms of America's treasured national parks - but they should.
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He treasured his role as Rafiki in Disney's 1994 animated film "The Lion King," she said.
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With Edie's passing, I lost not only a treasured client, but a member of my family.
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For many families, trimming the tree is a treasured holiday tradition, with all family members participating.
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The cenobites treasured up the relics of the sannyasins because the sannyasins had approached the Pancreator.
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She stressed, however, that she treasured the notes and verse that Anne had written to her.
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The United States is blessed with diverse and treasured landscapes spanning all corners of our country.
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The Secret World treasured its roleplayers in a way that I haven't seen before or since.
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Salah is treasured across the United Kingdom and the Middle East for his outstanding athletic prowess.
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The treasured New York Times fashion photographer passed away last Saturday following complications from a stroke.
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" The gesture left quite an impression on Mr. Chang, who considers Mr. Tedjasukmana a "treasured friend.
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"Finally, a treasured old recipe from my grandmother has its story," said DMS in San Diego.
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But it is also the case that our treasured "checks and balances" have become, well, unbalanced.
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Katelynn Espinosa hugged the shiny silver chalice as if it were a treasured American Girl doll.
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Keep your treasured dreams front and center, so that you both know what you're working toward.
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And thousands are doctors and nurses whose departures are damaging the treasured national health care system.
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Eschewing computers, he wrote patients letters in elegant cursive with his treasured Mont Blanc fountain pen.
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As someone who treasured independence, the concept of being trapped in his own body frightened him.
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"Thank you @FLOTUS for preserving part of a tree I & so many have treasured," Clinton tweeted.
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The Republican tax bill just gifted one of your most treasured national landscapes to oil companies.
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In 1996, Pokémon cards came out and virtually replaced the treasured disks as the new obsession.
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For Koreans, instant ramen isn't just a meal during tough times—it's a nationally treasured dish.
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It's a treasured memory of a magnificent place that left a lasting imprint on little me.
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Although clearly uneasy with restatement, never does the speaker rehearse the treasured verse for the reader.
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In the first instance, Davis wants to try to keep access to the EU's treasured single market.
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Besides snapping sweet photos, Rory has also taken video that will be treasured for years to come.
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First up on the list is the live-action remake of the treasured 1992 animated film Aladdin.
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The coach, Eddie Jones, is revered in Japan, treasured by England and coveted by his native Australia.
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They even took a treasured pair of sunglasses Mongrain had purchased the first time he visited Europe.
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The famous skrei cod is salted, dried and exported around the world, where it's a treasured ingredient.
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Now that Mr Woods has rediscovered his form, might golf's most treasured record now be within reach?
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Now, just in time for Mardi Gras, it has been given back another treasured licorice liquor: Ojen.
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The guides agree, voicing concerns that overcrowding on dive sites could drive the most treasured critters away.
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She treasured the gift, lived in it for decades, and has always taken pride in her ownership.
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The museum houses countless treasured artworks ... including the $65 million dollar "Spring" by Manet, purchased in 2014.
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Yet Feynman diagrams remain a treasured asset in physics, because they often provide good approximations to reality.
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Trades, much like offense, are rarities in this league and should be treasured when they show up.
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In most other countries this huge tomb in the city centre would be a treasured national monument.
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Savaging the innocent along with the guilty stains America's treasured core values of liberty and due process.
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TOO CLOSE TO CALL: Two treasured American performers, Frank Langella and Jessica Lange, are in tight races.
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The dog-eared pages of these treasured readings contain lines of text etched with questions or reflections.
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In the 1980s, private equity arose from nowhere to become one of the most treasured asset classes.
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"Nick also treasured the environment and he took seriously his responsibility to protect it," the obituary says.
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I treasured the spells of sanity and clear-thinking, but the drugs made me feel, well, nothing.
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To fans, he is treasured as a dazzling storyteller; just listen to a few of his tales.
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Every country has its treasured landmarks that are expensive to maintain and even more costly to modernize.
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I've been collecting them since I was a teenager and they are probably my most treasured items.
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As a member of the massive collective of millennial voters, I should be treasured by the GOP.
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In between the moments of treasured closeness, I often got pawed when I needed a little space.
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He was a treasured colleague and I am terribly sorry for this unbelievable loss for his family.
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A lack of workers left some of the country's most treasured sites in a state of neglect.
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Borojo was more difficult to find, but is treasured as a prize ingredient in a tropical milkshake.
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That is why the Kabul cafes are so treasured by Afghan women, who seek kindred souls there.
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He later worked at various bird stores, including the city's once treasured and now closed 33rd & Bird.
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And nowhere are the concerns more elemental than in Britain's treasured and already overstretched National Health Service.
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Their protest engulfed the Justice Department in turmoil that could damage its treasured reputation for political independence.
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The result: posters that are more treasured — and often considerably more expensive — than the official one-sheets.
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Too often, the main reason to restore a treasured art work is to remedy a botched restoration.
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Of my edited collection, Maybelline's SuperStay Matte Ink Liquid Lipstick is one of my most treasured formulas.
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On board were 89 Native activists, ready to respond to the treasured American tradition of breaking treaties.
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Labour will introduce a broader "public interest" test to stop hostile takeovers "destroying treasured home-grown" industries.
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That is what it will require to restore our trust in our great republic and treasured democracy.
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Among mimes, shoes are treasured mementos: they're the one real item that exhibits the most wear over time.
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But as temperatures and sea levels continue to rise, these treasured places are in danger of disappearing forever.
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In a statement, Lucas praised the actress as a true talent, a dear friend and a treasured personality.
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I usually don't get too far when I try, despite the treasured place they hold in my memory.
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MORE treasured than the bullion in its vaults are the data a bank has stored on its servers.
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His younger brother Gerald was then left with the daunting task of unloading his late sibling's treasured possessions.
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She now seals her most treasured possessions in a plastic bag: two old photos and several legal documents.
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One of my most treasured memories took place in an all-you-can-eat sushi restaurant in Vienna.
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Soon after taking control, ISIS militants began demolishing ancient ruins considered to be among the world's most treasured.
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Bangladesh has always treasured its secular culture over a religious identity -- it never wanted to be East Pakistan.
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Tyrus is unlike Tyrus, though, in the film's seeming discomfort with the ambiguity that its subject so treasured.
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Burlington Mayor Steve Sexton called the shooting a "devastating loss" of five treasured members of the small community.
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You put everything into something that means the world to you, and when people like it, it's treasured.
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When asked about his manager, Swanson talked about him the way one might discuss a treasured family pet.
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Environmentalists feared the "locally treasured" crested lark officially known as the Galerida cristata would be spooked by beachgoers.
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He asks MJ what she's doing and she describes the pile of papers as her most treasured possession.
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Family members, friends and fans alike are sharing their most treasured memories of Muhammad Ali on social media.
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Through Maxine, I learned that someone your ex has dated could become one of your most treasured friends.
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The simple act of sharing coffee with a treasured person can make you feel more grounded and supported.
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Everywhere, all the time, people are having their most treasured compositions tainted by jackrabbiting and sloppy oral work.
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Many of the latter had been apprehensive about what Brexit might mean for the treasured union with Britain.
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But she has worn several treasured pieces of jewelry that once belonged to Harry's late mother, Princess Diana.
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Ms. Quimby's gift is a reminder of the role that philanthropists have long played in protecting treasured landscapes.
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It means demanding that our representatives provide the money needed to take care of these treasured, sacred places.
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Cage's precarious financial situation led him to sell many of his personal belongings, including a treasured comic book.
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All due respect to my treasured colleagues, but this is my favorite version of this oft-filmed tale.
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The unexpected death of a treasured mentor brought home to me the benefits of composing one's own obituary.
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She gathered 38, including hummus, cocktails and a grandmother's treasured cookies, then prepared and photographed 17 of them.
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His rhetorical genius made its way onto dozens of recordings that were treasured possessions in many black homes.
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But frog meat has an extra jolt of richness that chicken typically lacks, and should be treasured accordingly.
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Other colors have come along since then, but the orange pair is by far Fiskars most treasured creation.
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Of course, theater artists have long been treasured as juicy quarry for satire, with or without the politics.
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Tourists waded through the narrow streets, while locals worried that the saltwater would damage the city's treasured monuments.
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It's Friday — T.G.I.F. Dear Diary: I was at the dry cleaner, clutching my treasured aqua Algerian gauze dress.
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Couples married when they were young, and wedding gifts were meant to be used — and treasured — for life.
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She saw some of her family's treasured possessions adrift in sewage water: her mother's wedding dress, baby pictures.
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Coastal erosion threatens scores of treasured sites in Scotland, including the spectacular Neolithic ruins of the Orkney Islands.
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"These boulevards are treasured in Kansas City and rightfully so," said Vernon Percy Howard Jr., the group's president.
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It seems appropriate that, having conquered America's establishment, Power should own a piece of its most treasured history.
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For a little kid, there are few more tragic losses than when a treasured stuffed animal goes missing.
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It is still not clear why Asim attacked, and many are mourning the loss of a treasured animal.
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Among Gaza's most treasured dishes is zibdiyit gambari, a tomato stew spiced with jalapeños and speckled with dill.
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Kim has never announced the intention of abandoning his existing nuclear arsenal, which he calls a "treasured sword".
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Her treasured sewing machine and a bowl full of pins replace plates and cups on her dining room table.
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Photo: GettyRabbits are a treasured source of companionship, entertainment, and—if you're living most anywhere besides the U.S.—food.
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The single market is the EU's treasured association of countries which trade with each other without restrictions or tariffs.
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Prompts like, "What is your most treasured memory?" or, "When did you last cry?" lead to seriously revealing answers.
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We've said it before, and we'll doubtlessly say it again: the fabric compilation series is something to be treasured.
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He began pawning treasured possessions, including the peacock blue Toyota Camry he'd bought when he first returned from Mexico.
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But they do, and the lido—a facility for al fresco swimming, bathing and socializing—is a treasured institution.
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"Nick also treasured the environment and he took seriously his responsibility to protect it," the young star's obituary says.
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The point is Pokémon is extremely important and responsible for both treasured childhood memories and longstanding near-baseless grudges.
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Through the Barbara Bush Foundation for Family Literacy and other outlets, it was one of her most treasured causes.
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As a Game of Thrones fan, I've long treasured experiencing iconic moments first in the pages of its books.
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If you're a parent, seeing your child for the first time is probably one of your most treasured memories.
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Christmastime in London has long set the scene for Charles Dickens's treasured novels and many a blockbuster rom-com.
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Treasured memories of childhood mischief and sleepaway camp inevitably surfaced, cementing new friendships and shedding light on old ones.
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In the United States, few buildings are more historic and treasured than our U.S. Capitol and the surrounding campus.
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The timepieces are actually part of a bigger collection of Bourdain's treasured possessions, which is being auctioned this month.
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Any decent legislation must respect the tribes, safeguard endangered resources, and preserve federal authority over these treasured public lands.
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These are not the actions the American people expect from those responsible for protecting our most treasured public lands.
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Scientific evaluations of the project and the industry's destructive record point to a major threat to a treasured ecosystem.
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According to an attendee, Mr. Sessions said to no one in particular that he treasured that picture — sort of.
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Black ministers have staged protests, saying that for many African-Americans, wearing furs is a treasured hallmark of achievement.
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Having held the treasured urn for 18 consecutive years at that point, Australia's cricketing community was still largely dismissive.
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It has become a treasured San Francisco staple, renowned as much for its spectacularly sculptural headgear as its content.
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Jackson said she treasured the experience in the last race but never felt SCA had a chance to win.
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I'm keeping this issue on the shelf with my treasured recipe books and am sure I'll frequent it often.
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These are some of the most treasured places in Southern California, campgrounds and trails that are quintessential Los Angeles.
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"History proves that powerful nuclear deterrence serves as the strongest treasured sword for frustrating outsiders' aggression," the agency said.
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In a country where hospitality is treasured, guests are sometimes unwanted, or almost feared, as extra bodies to accommodate.
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The work held pride of place in their living room, the highlight of their small but treasured art collection.
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Congress created the National Park Service (NPS) in 2628 and tasked it with caring for our nation's treasured parks.
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"I have always treasured and loved the vigor of her passionate and intellectual approach to authenticity," Mario Batali said.
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Suddenly, writing, which had long been a private and treasured pursuit, was overwhelmed with the pressures of a job.
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Check out the second installment in the series below for another look into one of dance music's most treasured minds.
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This phone turns my pictures into treasured memories, doing them justice with image sharpness that everyone else just aspires to.
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I've kept it all these years; it's probably my oldest piece of music memorabilia — and one of my most treasured.
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ISIS militants seized control of Palmyra in May and immediately started demolishing ancient ruins considered among the world's most treasured.
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Today refugees are preparing to return to a peaceful Angola -- and they're bringing their most treasured possessions back with them.
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The world watched in despair on Monday as fire engulfed one of the western world's most treasured landmarks, Notre Dame.
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Her heroines span social backgrounds and generations, and are captured with their treasured possessions of books, photographs, cats, and houseplants.
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Brooks called it "a treasured episode" while speaking to the Journal, but admitted the allegations in the documentary changed that.
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Indeed, most moon specimens are kept in closely-guarded environs, like most of NASA's 842 pounds of treasured lunar material.
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The challenge I faced was not a room full of stuffy academics dismissing a modern lens for a treasured text.
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I have absolutely treasured playing Freddie Mercury and I am so profoundly humbled and thrilled to honor him this way.
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For 800 pages in Yiddish, itself a relic that had to be treasured and preserved, he poured out his memories.
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Shah Marai was a treasured colleague who spent more than 15 years documenting the tragic conflict in Afghanistan for AFP.
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And while the company tries to reconnect people with treasured items they mistakenly donate, it's not always easy, Dunham says.
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They stand on muddy banks and circle around trees with nests, patiently waiting for a glimpse of a treasured creature.
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I even ordered a few of Clinton's "woman cards" and they remain some of my most treasured merchandise from 2202.
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Disinterested judgment, employed or arrived at in spite of one's political or moral inclinations, is a behavior to be treasured.
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Inside the United States, however, the very free speech and peaceful expression we have treasured and heralded are under attack.
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Immigrant organizations must take up the fight to protect some of our most gifted students, valued neighbors, and treasured friend.
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One or two will seem transformative and be deeply treasured by everyone who pays to see them in a theater.
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"I've treasured every day of my 37-year career here," Mr. Chenault, 66, said on a conference call with analysts.
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The second spoke to the team's drive, seconds treasured because they'd all run out soon, even after the inevitable win.
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Preserving and restoring furniture from bygone eras has been a skill treasured for centuries among designers, curators and collectors alike.
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Mr. Faillace, for example, is blind and sensitive to noise, so he treasured his quiet apartment on the 34th floor.
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This farewell, among the saddest monuments in 20th century art, is well known; it's part of why Gorky is treasured.
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Wenner so treasured these archives that he stored them in a vault for safekeeping during the Three Mile Island meltdown.
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And more than a few found treasured final moments with loved ones despite the overwhelming work of caring for them.
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Persan was almost gone before Nicolas Gonin and a few other growers who treasured indigenous varieties helped bring it back.
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What they want is the spectacle of the forgotten treasured item, the confirmation that something has been lost, perhaps forever.
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Their real wish is time together, and you can create cherished, treasured memories in Seattle, San Antonio, Sarasota or Savannah.
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The idea of an overarching and powerful bond with one person is rare and treasured; it's reassuring for our souls.
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My most treasured item is a red toddler hoodie sweatshirt that my younger son is about a month from outgrowing.
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The USS Pueblo is now the centerpiece of North Korea's war museum, and Pyongyang's treasured relic of the Cold War.
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Now, you can buy that sculpture, alongside the rest of the company's most treasured items, for pennies on the dollar. [TNW]
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Photo: APRobots are already coming for our jobs, and now it looks like they're coming for our treasured cultural ceremonies, too.
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In February 2016, Alex John Beck traveled to Lebanon and Jordan to photograph Syrian refugees and their most treasured smartphone photos.
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An episode of projectile vomiting (unrelated to the rum) that damages some treasured art books may simply be an unavoidable accident.
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" However, Moog is known for both limited-edition items and reviving older treasured models so forever might not exactly mean "forever.
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I haven't packed them myself, and the contents range from mundane odds and ends to treasured relics of my "before" life.
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"My baaaaaby loves me," she wrote, in case the diamond ring, matching tattoos, and treasured family heirlooms didn't tip you off.
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Republican leaders and Christian-right activists not only stoked fear that America was losing its treasured "city on a hill" status.
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It will take more than tourists, foreign workers and Siri to make them give up on their most treasured cultural inheritance.
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It is hard to imagine circumstances in which he would voluntarily give up what he calls his "treasured sword of justice".
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It's hard to pull people away from their treasured porn, but the lure of Game of Thrones appears to be irresistible.
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"Coo yah!" her mother said, surprised to learn about the caffeinated destiny of that treasured blue mountain coffee that Jamaica exported.
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As with Disney movies, it's nice to think that you are part of someone's memories — something that's treasured from their childhood.
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The teachers, meanwhile, get that treasured trifecta of decent pay ($14 to $26 per hour), flexible scheduling, and a premade curriculum.
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Pyongyang would "sharpen its just nuclear treasured sword in its hand and defend independence and justice with nukes," the article said.
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You also hosted me in the treasured home of King Abdulaziz, the founder of the Kingdom who united your great people.
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Upstairs, above the party's clamor, a treasured painting is removed from their bedroom and a "meticulous fake" left in its place.
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As a teacher, bucking common practice, he rejected corporal punishment, and took students on field trips, often to his treasured woods.
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Nothing is as different from my daily life, nor as treasured, and that is why I suggest the wilderness to friends.
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Treasured libraries were sold off for grocery money, and the newly free market was flooded with trashy detective novels and porn.
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Last week, she had to sell off a treasured Warhol painting (of herself); this week, she meets with a divorce lawyer.
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Still performed all over the world, its soundtrack is treasured by theater buffs—even those who weren't alive in the 80s.
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He was a prescient artist, however, and his work is treasured to this day for melding ancient techniques with modern sensibilities.
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Henry and his perennially-hot wife Stacey were leaving LAX Friday when our photog asked him about his most treasured possession.
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Over 22019 million visitors came to our county last year to see the Giant Sequoias, Half Dome and other treasured landscapes.
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Over the past three months, millions have flooded Hong Kong's highways in marches against Beijing's perceived encroachment on those treasured freedoms.
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She is alive because of someone's heroism, and she lost her job, prematurely ending a treasured career, because of her own.
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She argued that other treasured sites, from the Democratic Republic of Congo to Syria, were under more imminent danger of destruction.
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Enthusiastically memeing Elizabeth Warren into a treasured fantasy world drums up attention and energy that theoretically align with grass-roots campaigning.
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In May, the chef Jonathan Waxman's restaurant Barbuto closed after nearly 16 years as a treasured fixture of the West Village.
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This includes award-winning antivirus software, to block viruses, malware, ransomware, spyware, unwanted programs, and more on your most treasured possessions.
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Andy Warhol brought his camera with him everywhere he went — first a Polaroid, and then his treasured 2212-millimeter compact Minox.
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The most glorious of these is TREASURED LANDS: A Photographic Odyssey Through America's National Parks (Cameron & Company, $65), by QT Luong.
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When on federal or Indian land — some of our most treasured natural resources — they should not be excluded from NEPA review.
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The no reason at all cards my mom sent me every month at university are some of my most treasured possessions.
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The arrangements enact a tempered, unrelenting responsiveness in which lives lived under lifelong pressure aspire to a transcendence that's actively treasured.
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Mack Wilds' treasured '95 pendant is looking so shiny and new, 'cause that's what $35k worth of diamonds tend to do.
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"Wind is killing hundreds and hundreds of eagles, one of the most beautiful, one of the most treasured birds," he said.
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While IS occupied the city, the world looked on in horror as the militants destroyed its treasured historical monuments and artifacts.
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Sometimes movie dialogue is so on point that it just has to be treasured, repeated, printed on T-shirts, and so forth.
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As a lifelong lover of clothes, I can't wait for "fashion prom"; playing dress up is a treasured past time of mine.
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Obama is one of many high-profile people who have posted tributes to Notre Dame, a treasured example of medieval Gothic architecture.
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Wary of parting voters from the treasured centrepieces of their sitting rooms, the government is treading gently with its clean-air plan.
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The pictures shared here are excellent springboards into some of the most renowned and treasured artists of the last several centuries. —G.
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Wit is one of the most treasured characteristics of thoughtful caregiving, and Bob Carey's Tutu Project offers a generous dose of it.
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Stoddard admitted to reading Du Bois's books, and once went so far as to say that he treasured them in his library.
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He walked and worked with queens, kings, speakers and presidents, yet he treasured traversing and conversing with his Baltimore family the most.
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Film is fiction, one of our country's most treasured arts (and exports), protected under one of its central tenets: Freedom of expression.
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" She continues: "The hours that it takes, the artisans' labor and the gorgeous fabrics all deserve to be worn again and treasured.
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I read the super bloody and terrifying Grimm stories when I was probably about 6 or 7, and treasured every horrific word.
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It's another route to appreciation, another way to be with friends and around a treasured and dorky thing we have in common.
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" She continues, "The hours that it takes, the artisans' labor and the gorgeous fabrics all deserve to be worn again and treasured.
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We cannot return to the days where the federal government put the interests of big oil above our communities and treasured coastline.
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He wore his usual gear, including the Iron Cross necklace from his treasured collection of Nazi memorabilia, even to the Grammy awards.
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We caught up with Jones for a quick take on her most treasured travel memories and the places on her wish list.
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Play-by-play, and also for entire games, Cam Newton just absolutely trucks the NFL's most treasured pretenses and perceived best practices.
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You have shown contempt for the conservation mission by conducting a sloppy review of our treasured national monuments to score political points.
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Zinke has a chance to show the American public he hears their concerns and finally prioritize the preservation of these treasured places.
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North Korea has vowed never to give up its nuclear program, which it calls a "treasured sword" against a possible U.S. invasion.
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"There's a long, long, long list of North Korean statements of them never abandoning their treasured sword of nuclear weapons," he said.
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Rachel's parents treasured the diaries and wanted them to inspire others, but were careful about who to trust to tell the story.
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For many of us, the heavenly aroma of bread transforming into the best beautifully browned version of itself elicits treasured childhood memories.
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But, ever the land of contrasts, Japan is still a country where tradition is treasured, and that often includes traditional gender roles.
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It's a treasured mythology in America, this belief that hard work and a touch of grit is all one needs to succeed.
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"Pinterest is a treasured brand that helps people around world discover and do the things they love," Wilson said in a statement.
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It's partly that this type of land is less treasured than the green, forested places that attract hikers, campers and nature lovers.
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An adaptation of the treasured Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger film, "The Red Shoes" explores Victoria Page's battle between life and art.
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Fans treasured "One Day at a Time" because it was a funny, sweetheart show that represented marginalized people in humanizing, significant ways.
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This treasured troupe makes an appearance in Brooklyn as part of the SummerStage lineup of free performances at parks around the city.
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And even more than affording us these key jobs and treasured leisure activities, being near the ocean helps to keep us sane.
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The treasured production is more than another holiday tradition — dances come and go, but New York City Ballet's 1954 version is timeless.
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The fish is a treasured national delicacy but was historically forbidden to emperors because its liver is suffused with the poison tetrodotoxin.
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Ingrid and her husband used to deliver babies sometimes, a tradition they treasured, but they have stopped because they don't have time.
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Between her playful energy in flashback and her exhausted world-weariness later on, she hits the treasured role out of the park.
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You'll be out of luck if your upcoming vacation plans include a stop at any National Park or other treasured federal site.
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At a minimum, this was a treasured relationship for both of them, right up until Holdo decided not to leave the cruiser.
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He wore an Army dress blue uniform that bore his achievements: Ranger tab, Airborne wings and his treasured blue Special Forces tab.
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The challenge in closing down any tax expenditure is that, what I call a loophole, you call your treasured job-creation program.
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John Terry, known as Jae, an amputee whose photo of himself doing lunges with Mr. Obama is among his most treasured possessions.
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In the age of the digital download growth in the sales of vinyl records, which can be held and treasured, is accelerating.
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The bulk of Summer Jam went this way: some of hip-hop culture's most treasured artists casting unadulterated joy onto 50,000 people.
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Neither player can efficiently utilize the 3-pointer, which has cemented itself as the most treasured tool in the modern offensive game.
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Walking among the magnificent bison that roam unimpeded on his treasured Montana ranch land, he believes his work is not yet done.
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Christie's sale of treasured portraits from the collection of Ernst Holzscheiter brought in a total of £1,320,125 (~$1.7 million) on July 4.
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I have zero interest in turning my beloved, treasured hobby into a side hustle outside of the very rare pro bono project.
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IS also ransacked the city's museum, and destroyed the Lion of al-Låt, a treasured limestone statue that guarded a renowned temple.
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In fact, you might be surprised just how much you have in common with one of the most treasured millennials of our time.
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Mushroom hunting is a treasured Polish pastime, a peaceful way to spend time in the wilderness while collecting treats for the dinner table.
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Owens, who worked as a school safety officer at Riverview Gardens School District, was a "treasured" member of the staff, the district said.
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Small suitcases and plastic bags filled with treasured possessions fill in the gaps until there is no more floor space to be seen.
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I used that Mac Performa throughout middle school, and it gave me treasured memories of playing Dark Forces and first discovering the internet.
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The EU's treasured single market allows easy access to the trading bloc but also requires the free movement of people within the region.
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The letter focused on the company's aims to improve GE's cash generation, while also cutting costs, and eventually restoring the once-treasured dividend.
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"He will always be a treasured member of 'The Voice' family, and of course we wish him nothing but the best," Daly said.
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It's one of our most treasured ancient art forms, and it's how we celebrate every occasion from weddings to birthdays to religious holidays.
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LawBreakers addressed itself to my memory of those treasured arena shooters of the late 90s, but that memory was alternately selective and imaginary.
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Lawmakers must decide how to pay for the plan while armies of lobbyists move to protect deductions treasured by powerful industries and constituencies.
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A disappointing and disturbing bill passed Wednesday in the House Committee on Natural Resources that threatens one of Utah's and America's treasured places.
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She's also the owner of a treasured eBay purchase, a wooden sculpture that provokes Hanna to reflect on the trajectory of feminist art.
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Afterwards we will continue our efforts on conservation and management of Bagan so that this treasured heritage will remain for another thousand years.
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As a TV producer who saw a popular, treasured show canceled partly because of the costs of online piracy, I know this firsthand.
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Visits, while precious, are ephemeral, but the letters he received and treasured gave him tangible connection with his loved ones with each rereading.
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As singers go, she may command one of the most riveting theatrical presences since the mezzo-soprano Lorraine Hunt Lieberson, of treasured memory.
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Critic's Notebook Among the many treasured institutions Netflix is accused of wanting to destroy, you generally don't hear the names Nickelodeon and Freeform.
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As Deeds ages, arthritis curbs his drawing, and he gives his treasured portfolio to his mother, who passes it onto his brother, Clay.
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"This openness that we treasured so much in the U.K., we felt it was tainted," Ms. Schweighofer, who has three young children, said.
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Above all, she loved people, loved conversation; she was never so happy as with a crowd of people whose presence she fully treasured.
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We would all get those treasured final moments together — lectures, study sessions, parties, brunches — before our lives all went their separate ways, right?
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But praying did little to slow the rain water, which swept both garbage and treasured belongings down through the camp in rushing currents.
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Without the Antiquities Act, the many treasured national landmarks we associate with America would be destroyed by unmitigated human interaction and natural deterioration.
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She kept silent because she treasured the time this Elliot wanted to spend with her, after she had pushed his true self away.
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Yet treasured moments of human transformation come when people like Paul rediscover their "why," even if just for an hour or a day.
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Outside the studio, a Dodge Challenger Violette had bought and treasured sat on cinder blocks, its wheels stolen and its windows progressively smashed.
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Washington (CNN)President Donald Trump's threat to destroy some of Iran's treasured cultural sites if the country retaliates for the killing of Gen.
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Her love of ephemerality — her works have appeared on cocktail napkins — flies in the face of traditional museums' commitment to preserving treasured objects.
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I was just beginning to come into an awareness of my own lesbianism and treasured this intimate catalog of queer missteps and revelations.
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Off he goes, around the world, wearing his treasured blue suit, hand-tailored years ago in "humid, moped-plagued" Ho Chi Minh City.
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Nowtizki seemed to understand his whole career, the struggles and the successes, as something to be cherished, treasured, and, above all else, enjoyed.
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As freely given pictures with color — a novelty at the time — they were cherished, collected, and saved in scrapbooks like treasured baseball cards.
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Many of our once-treasured gadgets end up in landfills where young men work in hazardous conditions to sort, recycle, and dispose of them.
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Once treasured by shareholders for its payout, GE expects to retain about $3.9 billion in cash a year as a result of the cut.
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Luckily for this largely underwhelming group of contestants, Hollywood's most treasured couple was there to provide us with all of the entertainment we needed.
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Throughout the 54 minutes, they'd deliberately left gaps to fill in with piano, and they felt it only fitting to use Stephen's treasured Steinway.
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Making the best of sometimes awkward remote interviews is a treasured art for TV contributors, and Kelly's viral turn brought back memories for some.
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Everyone has one, and the ingredients and biscuit-making methods and techniques are as varied as the people to whom these treasured recipes belong.
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Most revealing, perhaps, is Buffett's reply when asked while thumbing through an old Moody's manual if it's like looking at a treasured family album.
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Today, for once, we want our providers to hear that they are treasured, loved, and appreciated by those whose lives they've touched—including mine.
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Because many residents lost treasured photographs in the storm, Drennan has a practice of giving a family prints after she has taken their portrait.
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A coalition of high-tax blue states is suing the federal government, claiming the Republican tax overhaul singles them out by capping treasured deductions.
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Appearing before the Senate Judiciary Committee May 22, 9th Circuit nominee Daniel Bress called Brown one of the most "treasured" of Supreme Court precedents.
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The eccentricity of the creative process knows no bounds, and the most random of inspirations can lead to some of our most treasured works.
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Yasmin is a dear friend of mine, but she also happens to be the younger sister of one of my treasured people, Irie Langlois.
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My wife and I happily identify as geeks, with a closet full of comics and a treasured collection of science fiction and fantasy novels.
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Biden's uphill climb From CNN Chief National Correspondent John King: There is no doubt Joe Biden is well liked, even treasured, by Democratic voters.
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Scott Burnett turned his 2-year-old son's goodbye to his treasured pacifier into an unlikely celebration with a little help from some balloons.
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One of three pedestrians injured, Noah Fulmer was cut out of his treasured No. 99 Watt jersey the night of the incident, ESPN reports.
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I prided myself on adaptability, and treasured my broader outlook of the world, but I was envious of friends who had a permanent address.
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People were also more spiritual, and in a treasured connection to God they found a sense of purpose that gave context to their existence.
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I realize later that I should have treasured this joke because it is one of the very few we'll get in the entire series.
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"They might think that if they discard an object, they will also lose the memory [of what the treasured object represents]," McCabe-Bennett said.
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But I do know that they are treasured by adults who were once third-culture children, if my Facebook account is to be believed.
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It's not always easy to return treasured items There's nothing that narrows down where the photos were taken or the person who donated them.
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Witty, name-dropping list songs dripping with innuendo by the likes of Noël Coward and Cole Porter are a treasured subgenre of Broadway musicals.
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After that, he would be in a house he didn't recognize but somehow was still full of the things from youth that he treasured.
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The desk is my planning and relaxation area, but I'll be honest, it's also a clutter collector for books, treasured objects, stationary, and brushes.
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I've said it before, and I'll say it again—hating on telecoms is a treasured pastime in Canada, akin to a third national sport.
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As a physician, I've always treasured the intimacy of the doctor-patient relationship, the emotional bond that's created within the harrowing vulnerability of illness.
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As our children enter high school, it brings me great joy to see them treasured by people who have known them all their lives.
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Although the hero of the story makes the occasional mistake, that is precisely what makes him human and such a treasured symbol of Swedishness.
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Yet what legacy is this administration leaving for our children and grandchildren when it threatens our treasured lands with industrial oil and gas development?
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One of her most treasured pieces of jewelry is a jadeite pendant that belonged to her grandmother, Clementina Leitão Ho, who died in 2004.
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Its footprint gradually expanded, and today the basement club is one of the city's most treasured homes of improvised music, comedy and literary events.
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The Cultural Revolution gets a few minutes, almost entirely devoted to an anecdote about a family hiding a treasured heirloom from the Red Guards.
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Once, at a concert, she threw a treasured copy of "The Picture of Dorian Gray" at its frontman, Brian Molko, accidentally hitting his guitar.
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An individual's right to privacy is one of the most treasured liberties we have in this country, but also one of the most vulnerable.
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Lavishing affection on her big black shopping bag, she sets out its contents on the rubble around her as if they were treasured tchotchkes.
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It means that building a prosperous and safe nation for future generations requires that we treat our military families as a treasured national resource.
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Of course her treasured husband, Prince Albert, would be represented; Victoria had spent much of her life draped in black, showily mourning his death.
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The best picture, one I had hoped for and treasured, showed us all, with Charlie and Julie in front, little Patrick on Charlie's knee.
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She grabbed what she treasured most, her nose ring and her kitten, and after weeks of unsuccessful job hunting finds herself on the street.
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Because beliefs, however, are not simply tools for making good decisions, but are treasured in their own right, new information that challenges them is unwelcome.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton had several treasured royal family names to choose from when it came to selecting a name for their new son.
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A beautiful memorial for my mom was planned and held at the library of our school, fitting for my mom, who treasured books and learning.
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I treasured the jokester qualities of Michelangelo, the mad science leanings of Donatello, and the reluctant leadership of Leonardo—but I wanted to be Raphael.
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"Cash Askew was an absolutely loved and treasured member of the Dais Records family," the label and band's management team said in a press release.
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Some of the company's most treasured features are missing, like the blackout-free viewfinder of the A9 and the A7R III, and full weather-proofing.
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"The bigger risks, the more unlikely ones — that such a treasured place could become an inferno in mere minutes — those don't always cross our minds."
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"In addition to being a place of worship, this historic building was a New York City landmark, treasured by the people" living in the neighborhood.
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LWCF has been instrumental in ensuring that our most treasured wild places are safe and protected, but that's not the only benefit the policy provides.
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Marilyn Ducksworth, my former publicist at Putnam, gave me a first edition of "Our Man in Havana" that occupies a treasured spot on my shelf.
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There's no denying that FAANG stocks — consisting of Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix, and Google/Alphabet — are one of Wall Street's most treasured and adored cohorts.
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Ben-Gurion believed the state's mission was to fulfill the biblical concept of an "am segulah," an exemplary nation of higher virtues, treasured by God.
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" Morrison's family said in a Tuesday statement provided by her publisher that the Ohio-born novelist was a "consummate writer who treasured the written word.
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Above all, for Ms. Bucci, it succeeds in marrying the technical wizardry of the watch world with the resonance of a treasured piece of jewelry.
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Because while strong starts and weak finishes are only to be expected, a game that really nails its conclusion is a rare and treasured gem.
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Every nook and cranny in his game is treasured by teammates and coaches who deeply adore the infinite ways he simplifies their own daily responsibilities.
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You know what we're talking about: the treasured Hard Candy nail polish, on-trend glitter butterfly hair clips, Bath & Body Works' Cucumber Melon body wash.
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Douglas MacArthur had been members and that William Jennings Bryan gave the club its treasured whale-tooth gavel, still in use by the president today.
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The consummate writer who treasured the written word, whether her own, her students, or others, she read voraciously and was most at home when writing.
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Listen to Jussi Björling on the treasured 1956 recording conducted by Thomas Beecham, letting his Mimì in on his love like he's sharing a secret.
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Then there are the pleasures found in books about books: glimpses into the stories behind treasured volumes that offer a form of socially acceptable eavesdropping.
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And as work and family commitments take up a drastically outsize portion of that time, it's the treasured friendships in our life that often fade.
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The sisters say they fear that their treasured tranquillity, the reason they bought the property after leaving their old convent in Yonkers, would be endangered.
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Since their founding, national parks have been a treasured piece of American heritage, dating back to when President Grant created Yellowstone National Park in 22020.
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They have continued the tradition of misrepresentation, claiming to speak for "westerners" with their anti-conservation, pro-exploitation views about opening up America's treasured landscapes.
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It's SAG Awards night, and the only thing better than actors celebrating actors is the fashion they wear to hand out those treasured teal trophies.
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Cheese, makeup, handbags and France's treasured Champagne are just some of the goods that could see tariffs of up to 100% from the United States.
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If the LWCF is allowed to expire, some of our most treasured outdoor spaces would lose protection and our local economy would be deeply imperiled.
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Robert Grant's children knew that painting — the one he bought for $50 or $403, depending on whom you ask — was something their father had treasured.
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Royal box guests enjoy an especially exquisite variety, called a Driscoll Jubilee, which is treasured for its firmness and sweetness and reserved for their consumption.
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While grappling with her own unreliable memory, Marjorie tries to educate her prime on the man her husband was, their shared life, and treasured memories.
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When the monarch visited Australia years ago, a group of students gave her a waving machine as a gag gift — something she has treasured ever since.
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After ruining an exquisitely expensive The Row T-shirt I got for free (but treasured a lot) with yellow stains, I started using all-natural deodorants.
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The tide of refugees from the country is threatening to overwhelm the European Union and crush its treasured system of open borders between most member countries.
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A legal battle is likely to take place over these sites as they are sacred to many Native American nations and treasured by scientists and recreationists.
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Even the most well-known Biblical passages went through countless iterations before arriving at the final, perfect, logical, cohesive, and treasured versions we now hold dear.
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It's rare to witness a game-winning ball drop through a net in ways unseen before; we're not complaining, any such occurrence is to be treasured.
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"I just thought that this experience that we had all treasured was going to be essentially flushed down the toilet," the actress explained to USA Today.
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They shared everything from treasured family recipes to vignettes of personal loss, which inspired Goodman to each share a family recipe, and story, of their own.
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We can scoff when they call their nuclear program a "treasured sword," but increasingly they are making the point that their nukes are not for bartering.
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An ambitious overhaul of the treasured school-leaving baccalauréat exam is under way, as are negotiations over phasing out jobs-for-life in the civil service.
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Action is urgent to monitor the impact of tourism and protect treasured destinations, said Ben Lynam from the Travel Foundation, a charity that encourages sustainable tourism.
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First, let us recognize that there simply is nothing modest about many of the conservative justices' most treasured rulings that struck down laws through novel interpretations.
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"One of the things I've really treasured about our [House Intelligence] committee is that our staff all sit together, our staff work together," Schiff said Wednesday.
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The fish in question is the ravishing Asian arowana, "the most expensive tropical fish in the world," treasured by effete connoisseurs and yakuza crime lords alike.
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Front Burner It's white truffle season, and the treasured tubers, which can fetch up to $150 an ounce, are perfuming plates of pasta in many restaurants.
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From there the pair talk UK garage, R&B, and how the radio station RinseFM turned the vocalist into one of the UK's most treasured artists.
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If you do happen to be on the receiving end of a real-life eggplant emoji, remember: This is a memento to be treasured, not consumed.
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But if staring at treasured memorabilia or people in straitjackets isn't quite your thing, there were a variety of interactive portions to the establishment as well.
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The moments she worked so hard (too hard?) to preserve in JPEG form would never see the light of day, let alone become treasured family heirlooms.
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For example: One of my most treasured cards was written nearly 20 years ago by a loved one who encouraged me to keep writing, despite obstacles.
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"You'd have to give him four or five free items," Mr. Presten said, in hopes for a treasured Winchell plug, which appeared in his Wednesday column.
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For example: One of my most treasured cards was written nearly 20 years ago by a loved one who encouraged me to keep writing despite obstacles.
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When Isabel and Ruben Toledo took on the redesign of a treasured production for Miami City Ballet — "George Balanchine's The Nutcracker" — they were a bit overwhelmed.
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But above all, she has treasured the sense of healing it has brought and the release of guilt she felt over the adoption of her son.
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"Engraving is one of the noblest art forms and it has been treasured ever since antiquity," the jewelry historian Vivienne Becker said in a phone interview.
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For that matter, why is this revered and treasured resource still subject to the brutal forces of free-market real estate in the Manhattan theater district?
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"The KinderGuides are clearly derivative and plainly infringe on some of the most treasured and valued works of our time," Simon & Schuster said in a statement.
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I wish I did not have to explain why the people of Iran would be so distraught if even one of their treasured sites were attacked.
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Every trip is different, but the goal is always the same: "We are trying to give each family their own unique treasured time together," he said.
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For the first time, two candidates who had a treasured and long-lasting political alliance tumbled into a feud and are trying unsuccessfully to end it.
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Part of their mission was to destroy the "Four Olds," basically anything from before the Communist victory, and Ma's treasured comic books fell into that category.
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It is as though Falstaff had decided to try his hand at being Prospero, with a secluded little kingdom of his own, and a treasured child.
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There's no need for the professor to have hoarded Carrie's treasured copy of "Franny and Zooey," or to make retrieving it a dopey plot point. 3.
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The result is at once a work of efficient charm and, to those of us who treasured Frears in his more acerbic phase, a mild disappointment.
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There are dozens of reasons to see New York City Ballet's treasured production of the holiday classic, and here's one more: On Sunday at 1 p.m.
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Certain scenes in Kyoto Animation shows are so treasured by fans that the studio publishes books with detailed drawings of the frames, according to its website.
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Certain scenes in Kyoto Animation shows are so treasured by fans that the studio publishes books with detailed drawings of the frames, according to its website.
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Wish me luck, and I truly hope you enjoy my baby, my little love of the past year of my life, my most treasured crossword puzzle.
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Any changes to monument boundaries threaten to open up our treasured public lands to drilling, mining and other special interests who want to pad their profits.
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"He was an extraordinary individual and jurist, admired and treasured by his colleagues," Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. said in a statement confirming Justice Scalia's death.
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The company was once treasured as a classic American brand, but isolated many shoppers when former creative director Jenna Lyons took a trendier (and higher-end) approach.
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You will be lauded with the most treasured of managerial compliments: showing 'intent' – though it's never entirely clear who you're demonstrating this most vague of traits to.
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Our Bibles, bearing our thumb prints and notes and quotes will be treasured by our grandchildren in a way that will never be true of our iPads.
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A drone view shows the damage at Rio de Janeiro's treasured National Museum on the day after a massive fire ripped through the building, on Sept. 3.
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Setting off over the mountains with a baby and a goat, he isn't just intent on getting his vengeance, but on taking back his most treasured possession.
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Or do you pack up and move to a larger home, a decision that could mean giving up a treasured neighborhood, beloved school or an enviable commute?
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Ryan gave me that very treasured part, and that was the first time in my life that I felt like I had something meaty to work on.
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The most basic tasks of life — getting out of bed, going to the bathroom, bathing — required assistance, not to mention the trips to yard sales she treasured.
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"Our treasured longtime member, dear friend and trusted colleague, Eddie Jones, passed away today," ITC said in a statement posted to its website on Saturday, July 6.
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LONDON — For many women, wedding dresses are treasured items, and — though they may never be worn again — these items are often kept as a wedding day memento.
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The trademark request drew swift critique, especially from the Latinx community, many of whom feared that Disney was seeking to turn a treasured cultural tradition into profit.
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Zinke can ensure the long-term protection of this treasured place from gold exploration and mining that jeopardizes the iconic park, local communities, wildlife and the environment.
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President Trump has called the relationship between the United States and Japan "a treasured alliance," and says he enjoys a close relationship with Prime Minister Shinzo Abe.
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The first suit he owned, he said, was his school uniform, an outfit that he treasured because it did not make him feel inferior to his peers.
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The African Burial Ground Monument in Lower Manhattan, a treasured site for the nation's black community, was defaced with a racist slur on Thursday, the authorities said.
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When Mr. Pride and Ms. Hudson took over the Caffé Dante space, they encountered some resistance from neighbors who feared they would spoil a treasured local institution.
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Once reserved for a corporation's most treasured rainmakers, noncompetes are now routinely applied to low-wage workers like warehouse employees, fast-food workers and even dog sitters.
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Don't show Transformers helmer Michael Bay's upcoming Netflix film to any of your art-loving friends, because this movie is destroying some of Italy's most treasured places.
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As challenging as they can be, compassion and forgiveness are essential weapons in the fight for a society where all children are treasured as they should be.
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North Korea has regularly vowed never to give up its nuclear programme, which it sees as an essential deterrent and "treasured sword" against U.S. plans for invasion.
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At that service, Rabbi Roland B. Gittelsohn, the Marines' first-ever Jewish chaplain, gave a eulogy that has become one of the Marine Corps' most treasured texts.
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Industry needed photographs for promotion, but post-Civil War industrialization so clearly made America an important power that people treasured stereographs of fields overgrown by technical apparatus.
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The homeland security mission is to safeguard the American people, our homeland, our values and religious liberty, it is one of our most fundamental and treasured values.
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The Social Science Research Network (SSRN) is an open access repository of scientific papers that's treasured by academics, journalists and researchers—and it's easy to see why.
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Maybe it'll become a treasured family heirloom, that will be passed down from generation to generation, until the technology to bring it to life has been developed.
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He especially treasured the time he spent with Daz Dillinger, Snoop's cousin, producer, and frequent collaborator, who also worked closely with Tupac on some of his biggest hits.
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As a non-partisan organization, its goals are not motivated by party lines, but by an unwavering commitment to ensuring the future of our nation's most treasured landscapes.
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My office will continue to work closely with our law enforcement partners to ensure these treasured creatures are safe and those who illegally keep them are held accountable.
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Where that earliest of breeding colonies might have been remains a mystery, but that it might have existed at all is further testament to how treasured parrots were.
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And, on the treasured nights this season when your only plans are laying on the couch with your cat, you'll have an affordable snack for yourself then too.
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I've historically treasured some of Veep's wicked runs more than I have many people in my actual life, but as it turns out, even I have my limits.
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The tombstones date to the 12th century and are treasured in the Balkans for their unique decorative symbols and carvings, often linked to the medieval Kingdom of Bosnia.
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The leaders, some of them completely unknown before the uprising, became household names, with their pictures widely published in newspapers and treasured by sympathisers in specially manufactured lockets.
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Its vibrant, glare-resistant LCD display can enhance the viewing of your most-watched TV shows and movies, favorite games, e-books, audio books, treasured photos, and more.
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For something to be "in fashion," it needs to be of the times, but that doesn't mean that it can't also be kept and treasured for a lifetime.
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Willie blossoms when he enters this child's broken world, and he does make a friend, Pinky (Boyd Holbrook), a legless veteran who carries his treasured Purple Heart everywhere.
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Renaissance paintings of the Christ Child often depict him holding or wearing protective coral amulets, and Mediterranean coral from Trapani, Sicily, was especially treasured during the French Empire.
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In the same statement where Kim promised to pause testing weapons, Kim called his nuclear program a "powerful treasured sword," which shows just how much he values it.
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In late May, Mayor Bill de Blasio dropped a pre-summer bombshell: A treasured stretch of beach in the Rockaways would be closed indefinitely because of heavy erosion.
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"History proves that powerful nuclear deterrence serves as the strongest treasured sword for frustrating outsiders' aggression," the official KCNA news agency said in an editorial in January 2016.
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When Frau Pabst arrives — toting a loaf of stollen for him and a tin of cookies for Stefan, her treasured boy — her trust in the doctor is clear.
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I hope to see Jack soon and buy him a cold beer for sharing the treasured tip that allowed me to hold Oñate's heavy foot in my hands.
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But that seeing, around and through our most treasured conceptions, the reckoning with the true encounter rather than the hoped-for one, is the hard pleasure of travel.
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Eishar Kaur, a member of Britain's Punjabi diaspora, explains how her treasured cultural heritage has been reductively dismissed as patriarchal oppression by an incurious, white-dominated feminist movement.
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If you have treasured recordings on ancient formats made with long-gone devices, look for a well-reviewed conversion service that will transform the material into digital files.
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This is all to say that the 17-year-old is busy — which explains why she carries not one, but two phones in her treasured white Chanel backpack.
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And now, Fairway, the treasured grocer that generations of New Yorkers have embraced for its low prices and hard-to-find global offerings, seems to be in danger.
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Why would he bring that insulting, racist, snooty remark into the solemnity of an event honoring some of our most treasured veterans who happen to be Native Americans?
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"The Bahamas hold a special place in our hearts as a treasured place for our guests, and home to more than 500 of our colleagues," the letter said.
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I didn't think too deeply about its lyrics and merely treasured the song for delivering the same Gwen I loved: a crying, angry girl singing about her breakup.
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Mondo's success with The Last of Us made it clear there's an untapped audience of ardent fans that would happily pay up for treasured reminders of their favorite hobby.
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The variegate objects in the room, the suspended nude torso, the neon palm leaf light all give a sense of treasured goods and uncovered objects brought at a sleepover.
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"We're watching the Trump administration's actions very closely and preparing to take every step necessary, including legal action, to defend our most treasured public landscapes from coast to coast."
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Our dinners, drinks, heart-to-hearts were all treasured experiences and looking back now I hardly remember the times she had fairly audible sex in the room next door.
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Associate conservator Astrid van Giffen takes me around the lab, beginning the tour around the treasured plastic sink, where almost all of the glass that comes in is washed.
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"Officer Owens was a treasured member of the RGSD family, who worked diligently to build positive relationships with scholars and staff," reads the statement, which was posted to Facebook.
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Britain's National Health Service is a treasured institution and is free for anyone to access, but has ben hit by substantial budget cuts and clearly runs inadequate security systems.
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Milne published the first Winnie-the-Pooh book in 1926 and introduced some of the most treasured characters in children's literature: Pooh, Eeyore, Piglet, Rabbit, Owl, Kanga, and Roo.
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On behalf of the Supreme Court and retired justices, Chief Justice John Roberts called Scalia, "an extraordinary individual and jurist, admired and treasured by his colleagues," in a statement.
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Cameras and computers can fail unexpectedly, so it's a good idea to make a copy of your content, whether it's 4K footage for a client or treasured family photos.
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Every American should be able to enjoy our treasured parks, but heavy traffic and aging infrastructure are taking a toll on America's system of 417 National Park Service sites.
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These nostalgia sets, which evoke the treasured objects and memories of an earlier life, seem to provide residents with the comfort of believing that their former life still exists.
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She kept some treasured pieces at home, but many of her costumes were lost or sold, and an archive that she maintained at Lee's studio in Brooklyn was dispersed.
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The peace of the Good Friday Agreement is treasured by the American people and will be fiercely defended on a bicameral and bipartisan basis in the United States Congress.
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Meng is chief financial officer and treasured daughter of Ren Zhengfei, founder of Chinese electronics giant Huawei, and her arrest has at least six levels of such bad attached.
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Treasured values, our nation's heroes, and our legal system are just there to be taken advantage of if it means a quick buck or a bump in public approval.
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In the wake of his passing, countless stories have emerged of treasured letters sent by the former President and the lasting impact his words have had on the recipients.
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The ability to hand-pick when and in what context to face the consequences of your work is a privilege, deep-seated and treasured by those who possess it.
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An otherwise polarized U.S. Congress has authorized more than $8 billion of funding since the initiative's inception to ensure the survival of both the Plan and a treasured ally.
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ET: Host Mark Levin and special guest Rick Harrison of "Pawn Stars" sit down and discuss philosophy, capitalism, and liberty – and Rick shares one of his most treasured collectibles.
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More sanctions designed to inflict greater pain on North Korea only steels Pyongyang's resolve to hold on tight to what it calls the "treasured sword" of a nuclear arsenal.
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It's in his repo-man role that Mike meets Judy Harbeson (Andrea Riseborough), who begs him not to take the TV treasured by her young son, Franklin (Taylor Gregory).
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A wide swath of society owned treasured likenesses of themselves that they displayed at home, kept in specially made cases, sent to their lovers or bequeathed to their descendants.
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" Only "by a crude misreading of history and a distortion of our most treasured ideals" could anyone defend the war, "essentially a civil conflict among various groups of Vietnamese.
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Digital tourists can once again see (through their computer screens) some of the museum's most treasured artifacts, including the oldest human skeleton in the Americas and the Bendegó meteorite.
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It breathes new life into the material, introducing it to a fresh audience while giving us old hats the chance to view our treasured story from a different perspective.
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But it's not new: Before colonizers landed on the East Coast, Native nations had long treasured and protected the waterways, natural resources, and beings they shared the land with.
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Volumes that Mallarmé had treasured as sacred entities—"Everything in the world exists to end up in a book," he once said—were sold to bidders across the globe.
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This premium video monitor is a smart and affordable way to keep your most treasured possessions in view and maintain your peace of mind whenever you leave your home.
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The "special relationship" is more treasured by British politicians than most American ones, but it still matters, especially when Washington seeks allies in controversial projects like the Iraq invasion.
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Five minutes later, a buyer in his 30s snapped up the treasured Rolex for $175,000, a record price for the site, said Ashley Kinder, who manages Hodinkee's retail operation.
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North Korea calls it the "treasured sword" of self-defense that he has secured for his people, who are seen as being forced to live under fear of American invasion.
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"Thanks to the city of Webster and worldwide support, the treasured landmark is now restored, preserving it for future generations," said William Harris, president and CEO of Space Center Houston.
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Even though we know this, often times we forget the importance of backing up our treasured info in case of emergency — AKA the terrible tragedy that is your computer crashing.
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Dahl shows that difference need not mean loneliness, that pluck and intelligence are to be treasured and that adults are not always the role models children expect them to be.
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Aside from cheesy song lyrics, bold outfits and pyrotechnics, Eurovision is treasured, albeit sometimes ironically, by many Europeans and international music lovers for how it showcases the continent's cultural identities.
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President Donald Trump presented a special U.S.-made trophy to the winner of a sumo tournament Sunday as he got a taste of one of Japan's most treasured cultural institutions.
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" Next comes the Everest of the quartets, Op. 131: treasured by Wagner; called for by a dying Schubert, who supposedly said, "After this, what is left for us to write?
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Our angled brush, various pencils, brow gel (both clear and colored), and concealer are among the most treasured makeup items we own because fresh brows can totally transform your face.
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Last Jedi is often a painful, mournful film about loss: as the bleak story unfolds, the characters lose allies and friends and family, agency and options, treasured illusions and ideals.
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"In 1992, the most treasured voter was a voter that would sort of swing back and forth, one that might vote for Republican for president, Democrat for governor," he said.
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This respite from the feed was what Analog veterans treasured above all else, while virgins often needed Nell's guiding hand on their arm just to make it to their seats.
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Lee is considered the godfather of Marvel Comics, having helped to bring so many of its treasured characters to life, from Spider-Man to Iron Man to the Fantastic Four.
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Those are just some of the treasured images the largest library in the world has sent to the West Coast for visitors to the Annenberg Space for Photography to enjoy.
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This fund puts us on the pathway toward eliminating the backlog, restoring these treasured lands and expanding quality access and enjoyment for Americans from all regions and walks of life.
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She said she saved all her report cards because she treasured the "sweet notes" he wrote on them, even though more often it's the parent who holds on to memorabilia.
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As mayors of beautiful coastal cities in our respective states, we represent thousands of residents who oppose opening our treasured Southeast coastlines to offshore oil and gas exploration and development.
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But whatever regrettable "future actions" occur, it will not be the jurors who will endure them but the dedicated men and women stewarding our public lands, our most treasured terrain.
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Put to a fiery end in a show of VFX force unlike any we've seen since "Hardhome," Season 6 Episode 5 is the last time we'll see this treasured locale.
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Once those treasured family recipes have been refined under the guidance of professionals, they&aposll be published in the first Airbnb cookbook and sent to listings all over the world.
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The restaurant opened in 2009 as a collaboration between parents who still treasured the food and traditions of their homeland, and children who had grown up almost entirely in Australia.
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Now, every time a fire gets within 100 miles — as it did again this week — residents ready a box with important documents, bottles of medication and copies of treasured photographs.
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Over the years, she's been preserving them in her work, inspired by the spiritual belief, shared by many cultures, that the dead live on in what they've touched and treasured.
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Even at the country's most prestigious museum, the Museum of Fine Arts in Hanoi, officials have long been uncertain which of their treasured paintings are copies and which are genuine.
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PARIS — A court in France ruled on Tuesday against a celebrity chef who sued the Michelin Guide after its reviewers stripped his restaurant of one of its treasured three stars.
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The overhaul will subject to tighter scrutiny an institution that, while treasured at home and admired abroad for its news and drama, is viewed by critics as bloated and inefficient.
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Disasters of disease and disruption; disasters violently compounded by our inability to temper our wishes and tolerate our differences; and, finally, death upon death of treasured talismans of better times.
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In one of her later essay collections, Under the Sign of Saturn (1980), Sontag writes about some of her most treasured writers: Goodman, Elias Canetti, Walter Benjamin, and Roland Barthes.
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North Korea has regularly vowed never to give up its nuclear programme, which it sees as an essential deterrent and "treasured sword" against what it calls U.S. plans for invasion.
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She was comfortable in her role as a fund-raising consultant for universities and colleges in Los Angeles and treasured the relationships she built with her co-workers and clients.
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It's common for serious Furby fans to have only a few of the little guys — treasured and modified with custom dye jobs or hand-sewn appendages — or up to 250.
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Instead of, say, speaking to his wife about not throwing away the clothes he buys, Hansen resorted to hiding his treasured cargo shorts in nooks and crannies of their shared home.
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But while a shotgun can blast your treasured robot out of the sky before causes any trouble, this net-firing, air-powered, anti-drone cannon seems like a much safer solution.
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The answer to the eternal struggle of walking on uneven surfaces wearing heels, these high heel protectors were specifically designed to protect your treasured shoes from grass or any rough terrain.
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Other new Pokémon Sword and Shield will debut new creatures to capture, including sheep Pokémon Wooloo, whose fluffy fur which is treasured by weavers who use it to craft specialty goods.
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The activists reported on social media Saturday that ISIS had taken control of neighborhoods in northern and northwestern parts of the city known for some of the world's most treasured ruins.
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The child star, now 38, shared a photo on Twitter on Wednesday, one day after Disney announced plans to reboot the treasured 1990 Christmas movie on its upcoming streaming platform, Disney+.
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But while that may be true of the most treasured monuments, whole districts of less celebrated alleyways and traditional houses that gave the Old City its character are also now rubble.
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Mountains of consumer data, the most treasured commodity of 21st-century commerce, are helping manufacturers develop products and interact with shoppers, not just online but increasingly in physical shops as well.
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"They all had a label round their neck with their name and address on and a little case or package containing all their treasured possessions," he told the Guardian in 2014.
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The Sydney Opera House is just the latest addition to the Google Cultural Institute, which launched in 2011 with the aim of bringing the world's most treasured art and artifacts online.
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As well as a cast of astrophysicists and astronomers, the show will explore Indigenous knowledge of the stars with guest Michael Anderson, a Lawman of the Euahlayi nation and treasured activist.
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Last May, one of the country's most treasured 19th century art works, which depicts Tsar Ivan the Terrible cradling his dying son, was damaged by a man with a metal rod.
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Perhaps when Le Roux had searched for a name to launch his new project anonymously, he'd just tweaked the one off his treasured diplomatic passport to make it sound fully Japanese.
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I would say that my most treasured piece of memorabilia is the cleats that a great player gave my son at the end of the Rams game just before X-mas.
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But for stuff you like, stash it away in your vault until you're ready to tackle Infusion, since the process allows you make sure older, treasured pieces of gear remain relevant.
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And while I do have a couple of treasured, long-term friendships that have resulted from this sort of encounter, the reality is, few friend flings survive the return to reality.
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" Ocasio-Cortez also responded to Graham's tweet later on Monday night, in which she told Graham "the point of such a treasured museum is to bring its lessons to present day.
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Treasured pieces function as prompts or inspirations; as models for composition and technique; they contribute to the development of an aesthetic theory and serve as yardsticks against which to measure oneself.
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A treasured family employee is killed in a crane accident enabled by Jonathan, who provided substandard machinery in an effort to compete with — or win the approval of — his famous father.
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"We've worked with the community to draft a bill that strikes the right balance between securing our border and protecting treasured landscapes like the Organ Mountains," Udall said in a statement.
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However, one fight that has flown under the radar features one of Brazil's most treasured prospects in Warlley "Slingshot" Alves, who is taking on UFC plan-ruiner Bryan "Bam Bam" Barberena.
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One of my most treasured belongings is a book about the Black Madonna passed with an inscription from my grandfather to my mom, and then to me about 25 years ago.
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If I were frozen and thawed, would my memories—be they my ATM PIN number or a treasured time spent with loved ones—be there when the cube becomes a puddle?
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They treated her as a treasured child whose every fault could be forgiven and whose every personality quirk was lauded like a work of Mozart, retold with the pride of parentage.
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WASHINGTON — Just days before a deadline to avert a partial government shutdown, President Trump, Democratic leaders and the Republican-controlled Congress are at a stalemate over the president's treasured border wall.
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At the company that has so profoundly contributed to our notions of gauzy romance and surprise Valentine's gifts and new and abundant ways to show a woman how she is treasured?
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I was getting ready for bed, performing the half-dozen mostly mindless tasks that, because they occupy my hands, normally provide a treasured window for listening to an audiobook or podcast.
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We might have attended a show, joined a pickup league, or simply found a wine bar tucked up in an alley somewhere with one of our few but treasured local chums.
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She humbly reminds you, however, that what you consider a threadbare and smelly old blanket may be, for others, a treasured memory that they are now lovingly passing down to you.
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"They all had a label round their neck with their name and address on and a little case or package containing all their treasured possessions," he told The Guardian in 2014.
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But the profit motive and the iron grip of special interest groups who believe in shooting the most treasured mammals on Earth for prestige, most unfortunately, still has the upper hand.
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A place of honor at the right of the fireplace is given to a portrait of Virginia Woolf, a hand-colored print that is a treasured gift from a writer friend.
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"This seemed topically appropriate," Mr. Benjamin said of the painting, by one of Missouri's most treasured artists, who also had a foray in politics as a member of the state house.
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America's public lands and waters are our nation's most treasured resources, but they face a serious problem – a lack of federal investment that has led to $21625 billion in deferred maintenance.
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Back home on Thursday, Obama will host one of the most treasured rituals of his presidency -- a Seder dinner to mark Passover with Jewish members of his staff -- for the last time.
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Sebald, "Max" to her, sent back her drafts by post, eschewing email; she treasured the way his central European melancholy and wandering sub-clauses touched the scenes of her native East Anglia.
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" In a statement Friday, Gottstein thanked Thiam and the board for their support and said he was looking forward to devoting his "full energy to this treasured bank, its clients and shareholders.
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Sea level rise projections show that Trump's treasured Mar-A-Lago social club may be flooded within the next several decades as sea levels rise, making coastal storms, including hurricanes, more damaging.
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Ronan previously told reporters the best part of playing the role, Eilis Lacey, in Brooklyn wasn't all the award recognition; it was the fans' reactions to the film that she treasured most.
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The proposed restaurant, called Rue La Rue Cafe, is the brainchild of Michael J. LaRue, a longtime friend of actress Rue McClanahan, who portrayed the saucy Blanche Devereaux on the treasured series.
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" After Scalia passed in 2016, Ginsburg described them as "best buddies," saying in a statement that it was her "great good fortune to have known him as working colleague and treasured friend.
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They tend to drop 7 Power levels below your current max, which is helpful for bringing up your treasured lowest-Power gear — usually Exotics (gold) or prized Legendaries — using the Infusion process.
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Underlying all of this is an idea of baseball as tied into an idea of fundamental Americanness—that the sport represents the last stronghold of a treasured values system that's fading away.
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Lace has become such a signature of Mr. Havadtoy's work that visitors to his shows often bring him treasured lace heirlooms, so that they might live a second life in his art.
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Taking a well-trodden route north out of sub-Saharan Africa, Wamba clung on to his treasured ball until he had to jettison it on the sea crossing from Turkey to Greece.
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We also hear a scurrilous story, worthy of Philip Roth, about a Bible, treasured after the Holocaust as a family heirloom, which the teen-age Michael reportedly swapped for a porn magazine.
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Let's back up for a second—why was I playing a video game spinoff of a treasured TV series more than a decade after it was first released for the PlayStation 2?
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Every culture has its signature dishes, every family has its treasured recipes, and every dinner table looks and feels a little bit different — that is, if there's even a table at all.
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But then Tony wouldn't cooperate with the second phase, during which Margaret required that nonroyals who'd just been trapped into committing lèse-majesté be swatted for flouting the prerogatives she actually treasured.
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Culinary spat: A court in France ruled on Tuesday against Marc Veyrat, a celebrity chef who had sued the Michelin Guide for stripping his restaurant of one of its treasured three stars.
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This book serves as a treasury of Knott's colossal talent — a true treasury, which merits being treasured for the way it showcases the range and consistently high quality of his poetic output.
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But just as treasured were those who spun make-believe for our viewing pleasure — none more lustily than Ms. Fisher, the nothing-dainty-about-her Princess Leia of the "Star Wars" tales.
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Country, duty, law — the values that Steve Rogers cherished so much — are put on hold for his desire to help a treasured friend, the only one still alive from his past life.
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"It is a rare and treasured opportunity to cast a vote that makes you want to cry — to have a choice that encompasses so many values, hopes, and aspirations," Ocasio-Cortez wrote.
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The designer has acquired pieces worn by Marilyn Monroe, Mick Jagger and David Bowie, to name a few, and now he's putting some of his most treasured pieces up for auction next month.
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They lifted furniture till it almost touched the ceiling; hid boxes, valuables and treasured possessions upstairs; and even left their chickens to neighbors' care and sought temporary homes for their cats and dogs.
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"I rise to talk about an important matter about the Northern Territory's most treasured and recognisable landmark, about Aboriginal enterprise and about creating a new world-class tourism product," Giles said in Parliament.
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A couple of weeks after my mom found out she had stage 2 pancreatic cancer, she went through all her most treasured items, placing each of them in a small brown gift box.
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It was a birthday gift from my parents; I treasured it, because I felt like McQueen was the only fashion designer who understood how pain and beauty can sometimes be the same thing.
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The first Brexiteer to recognise that their treasured project was turning into a "train wreck" was Mr Cummings, a man who combines tactical genius with a rare ability to see the big picture.
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The latest: An NBC News investigation has found that Facebook would regularly barter its users' privacy, opening up its treasured proprietary datasets to its most valuable partners, while denying them to potential rivals.
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The coffin and the treasured collection of Tutankhamun's tomb are expected to be the centerpiece of the new Grand Egyptian Museum (GEM) that Egypt will open next year near the Pyramids of Giza.
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They're usually taken aback by my simple response: my Kindle Paperwhite, a device that reliably performs one task really well and one that I've treasured since receiving it as a gift in 2013.
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"The nuclear force of the DPRK is the treasured sword of justice and the most reliable war deterrence to defend the socialist motherland and the life of its people," the official reportedly said.
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It's easy to get caught up in the hunt, the endless dusty fingered pursuit of rare or otherwise unturned treasured buried in the bins of record stores in hidden corners of mega metropolises.
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One treasured technology is falling by the wayside: the huge instant film and camera used by artists like Chuck Close, Mary Ellen Mark and William Wegman (an example of whose work is above).
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"Kim thinks that the 'treasured sword of justice' protects them and guarantees the survival of their system," Jonathan Pollack, an Asia expert at the Brookings Institution, told me during an interview in May.
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As Jackson once confided to me, Krause always seemed to need to go the restroom right before games, even though everyone knew that Jordan treasured his moments in there, alone on the throne.
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There are photos of the couple on their wedding day, and there are treasured mementos from their almost six decades of marriage like a hat and a pair of boots that George loved.
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"Sony/ATV has the highest respect for Sir Paul McCartney, with whom we have enjoyed a long and mutually rewarding relationship with respect to the treasured Lennon & McCartney song catalog," Sony/ATV said.
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As a child, I stored my Industrial Valley Bank savings passbook in a shoebox at the foot of my bed – along with my other most treasured possessions like my Top Ten baseball cards.
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Wine growers and farmers here say that population now threatens a delicate Tuscan ecosystem, in addition to provoking hundreds of car accidents a year and damaging the production of their treasured Chianti Classico.
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Such a smart, virtuosic production of an opera like this is to be treasured, much as the costly and beautiful books of the middle ages were precious objects that evoked wonder and respect.
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Though I love every piece equally, like I love my children equally, my most treasured schmatta is my black sweatshirt-drape, cape-like, knee-length jacket, hooded thingy I wear almost every day.
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A story about a Redditor who jerked off into a coconut, then later had his penis covered by maggots (he did it multiple times with the same coconut), has become treasured Reddit lore.
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" At a six-course, black-tie state banquet at the palace on Monday evening, with the emperor and Mr. Abe both in attendance, Mr. Trump called America's relationship with Japan a "treasured alliance.
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Since then, each issue of the irresistibly fat biannual tome — which goes beneath the surface of beautiful homes with candid photographs and leisurely interviews — has become a treasured object among the design obsessed.
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Global | The Ruins of Ancient Rome When ISIS occupied Palmyra, the storied ancient city in Syria, in 2015, the group systematically demolished treasured ruins because it viewed the city's artifacts as sacrilegious symbols.
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Perhaps we were fortunate to see another quarter of a century of this orchid of a person—one who hopefully, but not certainly, understood that what he put into the world was treasured.
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"He appears to exhibit the mind-set of a criminal, a woman hater, a person who thrills and derives dark pleasure from attacking treasured norms and values of families and societies," she said.
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TREASURED PEOPLE LEFT US. Bill Berkson, Tony Conrad, Houston Conwill, Bill Cunningham, Jaime Davidovich, Marisol Escobar, Fred Holland, Abbas Kiarostami, Ben Patterson, Annie Pootoogook, S. H. Raza, Malick Sidibé, K. G. Subramanyan. 29.
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The nominated short "Joe's Violin" traces his friendship with a Bronx teenager, a daughter of immigrants herself, after he donates his treasured violin to a program that in turn gives it to her.
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Wang was quoted in the Foreign Ministry statement as telling North Korean Foreign Minister Ri Yong Ho that China treasured traditional relations and applauded recent moves to reduce tensions on the Korean Peninsula.
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"Sony/ATV has the highest respect for Sir Paul McCartney with whom we have enjoyed a long and mutually rewarding relationship with respect to the treasured Lennon & McCartney song catalog," Sony/ATV said.
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Trump has repeatedly thwarted British and other European diplomatic overtures, withdrawing from multilateral agreements on climate change, human rights, and a treasured deal to curb Iran's nuclear ambitions in exchange for lifting sanctions.
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The news might sound auspicious for the salt-loving bacteria, algae, and archaea that are responsible for Smithson's treasured hue — but the fact remains that the lake is desiccating at an alarming rate.
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Despite putting down roots in New York, he spent most of his life traveling around the world, learning different languages, mastering his craft, and amassing a reputation for himself as a treasured musical artists.
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Moreover, in spite of marketing a cloud feature on its routers as "a way to safely secure and access your treasured data through your router," the company allegedly failed to encrypt data in transit.
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Asian markets traded mixed on Monday as Australia gained after it appeared to dodge a possible downgrade for now of its treasured top sovereign rating and Japan fell despite better-than-expected trade data.
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In a resignation letter, the members said Zinke refused to meet with the panel, which is legally required to provide input to the department regarding how to take care of America's most treasured landscapes.
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Audrey Hepburn's two sons are involved in multiple disputes over the treasured items their late mother left behind, according to a statement from Steve E. Young, a lawyer representing the Audrey Hepburn Children's Fund.
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By the time of his appointment, Mr Flynn was known as a bad manager, obsessed with jihadism and so feverishly partisan that he represented a threat to the treasured neutrality of the armed forces.
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Beyond that, the very fact that the new service operates on old coaxial wires as well as some older pieces of infrastructure means you might not be able to hit that treasured gigabit benchmark.
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"The Gatlinburg SkyLift is an instantly recognizable landmark in the downtown area, and we wanted to preserve its history and all treasured memories in our expansion," General Manager Randy Watson said in a statement.
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"While our treasured landscapes offer familiar vistas time after time, the automobile has changed greatly, and parks want to meet the needs of our visitors who drive electric and plug-in hybrid electric vehicles."
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On this most treasured of American holidays, it's only appropriate that someone has figured out how to use Twitter to pay homage to one of the greatest American films of all time, Independence Day.
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Watching its iconic TV commercials from sofas across the country, many Brits—a pint-sized, starry-eyed Gulliver among them—swelled with pride at what was, at the time, a genuinely treasured national asset.
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"The Trump administration will stop at nothing to reward polluting industries and endanger our most treasured resources," Jon Devine, director of the Natural Resources Defense Council's (NRDC) federal water program, said in a statement.
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But what's new this cycle is a tucked-away provision that would adversely affect some of our most iconic and treasured animals: wild horses that embody a spirit of freedom for so many Americans.
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In an array of voter ID cases, the Court may decide if the treasured Voting Rights Act has morphed into a tool not to protect civil rights, but to protect the interests of Democrats.
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Thanks to the powerful orchestral folk music by Daniel Hart, and the atmospheric camera work by Andrew Droz Palermo, it's easy to imagine how bereft he is as everything he once treasured slips away.
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Democrats I spoke to viewed his protestations as fundamentally cynical, an excuse to kill a bill he was ambivalent about by placing it in conflict with the other party's most treasured recent legislative accomplishment.
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"America also makes clear to its friends, allies, and partners that the treasured and historic Christian Communities of the Middle East must be defended and protected," Trump said in a statement at the time.
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While I wouldn't want many companies to be in Hershey's predicament, perhaps it is a jewel to be treasured, one that should be exempt from the laws of economics and today's hyper market efficiency.
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Those experiences have transformed the careers of both actors, who have spent decades immersed in the world Wilson constructed in his treasured Century Cycle, a set of 10 plays illuminating the African-American experience.
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A team of scientists ran DNA tests on bits and pieces of "Yeti" samples kept in treasured collections around the world and found that the pieces came from more mundane -- but equally rare -- creatures.
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You might think you'd know what to expect from a new DJ Earl album on Teklife—the famed Chicago footwork collective and label responsible for many of the genre's most treasured artists and releases.
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Ex-NBA player Darius Miles -- who made more than $60 MILLION in his career -- has lost all of his treasured belongings in a bankruptcy sale ... from his signed LeBron jersey to his waffle maker.
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BORACAY, Philippines (Reuters) - With postcard-perfect views of the Philippines' most treasured island behind them, laborers hammer away at the walls of the Boracay West Cove resort, demolishing them one chunk at a time.
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LONDON — Two years ago, Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman of Saudi Arabia delivered a stunning pronouncement: He would take his kingdom's treasured oil company, Saudi Aramco, public at a $211 trillion valuation by 2018.
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"Through our research, we identified 'retro' — a nostalgic nod to classic ornaments and treasured decorations handed down from generations past — as a key trend" this season, said Susanne Overson, a senior buyer at Target.
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If we truly intend to make this work, we need to leave behind treasured but outmoded beliefs in a stable balance of nature, unlimited human ingenuity and nonnegotiable environmental limits defined only by experts.
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Welcome to Breyerfest, a treasured summer rite for those deliriously in love with horses to indulge their obsession alongside approximately 0003,000 (mostly teenage, mostly female) kindred spirits: "horse girls," as they are sometimes called.
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The luckiest of the Rohingya leaving the violence by trekking through the Chittagong Hills hefted bamboo poles laden with their most treasured belongings: sacks of rice, umbrellas, solar panels, water pots and grass mats.
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In a sense, Mr. Brown had realized a dream of filmmakers and theorists who treasured camera motion; it's hard not to wonder what Max Ophuls or André Bazin would have made of the Steadicam.
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Although he said he had treasured his time away from the tour with his wife, Mirka, and their four young children, he insisted that no consideration had been given to making the break permanent.
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When that didn't work out, Palin shifted her view outside of just Alaska and jaunted across America for a tour of our country's most treasured past-times: shooting stuff and dirt track car races.
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"Judaai" was a box office hit, but it was Sridevi's performance in Gauri Shinde's 2012 hit, "English Vinglish," that solidified her comeback and confirmed her as one of Bollywood's most treasured and enduring talents.
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In the Amazon TV series "Alpha House" (disclosure: I was a producer), Garry Trudeau makes sport of a fictional Republican senator carefully hanging his treasured bathtub-feet "Bush" as if it were a masterpiece.
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One of the museum's most treasured art works was the Warka vase, with carvings dating back five millenniums showing that even then the ancient Mesopotamians grew wheat and fruits, wove cloth, and made pottery.
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Though the masters were destroyed, the album became a treasured underground classic, as fans dubbed tapes and copied CDs of their own from the 700-some-odd copies that managed to escape the CRIA.
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Having already suffered the loss of their treasured coffins, the villagers in Jiangxi worry that they may now face another big bill if they want to have their ashes buried in their nearest public cemetery.
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Teen magazines were treasured objects during my formative years: Absolutely none of the sex or relationship advice was relevant, and I didn't actually buy most of the fashion or beauty picks I enthusiastically dog-eared.
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Speaking with Reuters from her home in the central municipality of San Martin, Rosa Ramirez, Oscar's mother, cradled two of her granddaughter's most treasured toys, a blue-eyed baby doll and a stuffed purple monkey.
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When he was 15, death struck another blow, and he lost his treasured younger sister Marie, his one link to their mother and "the only person I adored," as he wrote to his best friend.
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I encourage Interior Secretary Ryan Zinke, who has been asked by President Trump to review national monuments designated since 1996, to listen to these stakeholders as he considers his recommendations regarding these treasured public landscapes.
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While she emphatically doesn't consider herself a record collector—she sees vinyl more as functional tools than as treasured items—the DJ's decade-spanning sets make her a shoo-in for our Crate Expectations series.
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We don't even question the relatively new idea of cultural heritage – that the remains of history are to be unquestionably treasured as our inheritance from the past and must be preserved in their original state.
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This prequel to The Little Mermaid finally answers the standing question of "what happened to Ariel's mom," and in true Disney fashion... she was murdered by pirates after trying to save a treasured music box.
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Even the most treasured documents and canvases could be analyzed for tantalizing traces that might remain on or near their surface: sweat, saliva, or signs of disease; evidence of an artist's diet, drugs, even DNA.
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Upper East Side, Manhattan Few of us would use the word "tranquil" to describe New York City, which might explain why it pains you to watch your treasured sanctuary devolve into a spring break destination.
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We talked about the courtesans of old (and modern escorts) who juggled "boyfriends" and traveled the world while being treasured for their femininity, their individual beauty, and their innate ability to bring comfort to clients.
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Although it seems to date from the past, its image represent a time capsule of today, showing the individuals of a community that has kept its treasured tradition alive despite changing times and unforeseeable obstacles.
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Igor Podporin, a 37-year-old from the city of Voronezh, has confessed to attacking one of the country's most treasured 19th century art works, which depicts Tsar Ivan the Terrible cradling his dying son.
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In the first 45 days of this year, our country has witnessed over a dozen firearms related incidents, including violent shootings, in what should be one of our safest and most treasured spaces — our schools.
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He was ultimately persuaded by friends who were alumni — or "former students," in the university's parlance — including the legendary wildcatter Michel T. Halbouty, who, like many Aggies, wore his treasured class ring long after graduating.
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At every stop, the carload of boisterous, enthusiastic Italian men insisted with vigorous and ostentatious hand gestures that guests taste all the treasured regional delicacies like pizza, focaccia, and panzerotti, a kind-of mini calzone.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads On Christmas Eve in 1985, two university dropouts broke into the National Museum of Anthropology in Mexico City and stole nearly 150 of Mexico's most treasured pre-Hispanic artifacts.
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The heartbreaking and violent removal of Charles Oakley, a treasured former Knick, from his seat at Madison Square Garden after a scuffle with arena security guards did not help the social perception of the team.
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I treasured every moment that we spent together from working in the recording studio, to performing on the steps of the Lincoln Memorial, or simply hanging in the kitchen, and I will miss her dearly.
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"This proven, trusted and unique stakeholder forum cannot be replicated easily, nor can it be arbitrarily silenced without placing the nation's most treasured ocean ecosystems, and the economies they support, in jeopardy," the group wrote.
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"Judaai" was a box office hit, but it was Sridevi's performance in Gauri Shinde's 2012 hit, "English Vinglish," that really solidified her comeback and confirmed her as one of Bollywood's most treasured and enduring talents.
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While this is troubling, to put it mildly, we welcome a larger public conversation about how ethnic, cultural, race and gender inclusion is essential when it comes to stewarding and accessing America's treasured public lands.
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The coins were a Sweet 16 memento to be treasured and, because of their rarity, saved for a time when I could show them off to my awestruck grandchildren ("Look, don't touch," I'd tell them).
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McAllister appeared on the season 14 premiere of The Bachelor in 2010, and although she did not receive a rose that night, her sister-in-law said participating in the show was a memory she treasured.
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An estate sale will be held later this month, selling off some of her treasured assets, including "Little House" memorabilia such as sheet music for the show signed to her by the composer and some electronics.
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"Travel will always be a big part of our lives," she says, "but it will be nice to have a small home with walls so that we can start framing all of these treasured family photos."
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By the time of his appointment Mr Flynn was widely recognised as a bad manager, strangely obsessed with jihadism and so feverishly partisan that he represented a threat to the treasured neutrality of the armed forces.
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Palmyra, in the Homs countryside northeast of Damascus, is a place of ancient ruins that are considered to be among the world's most treasured, and is recognized by the United Nations as a World Heritage Site.
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Let's just say that our tastes are... varied, with three-tiered lasagna pans (thanks, Oprah), human-sized body pillows, and tech gadgets among our most treasured discoveries — not to mention a ton of new beauty products.
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The fact that he has not yet fired the self-styled custodian of those campaign promises, Mr Bannon, who is at war with the president's treasured son-in-law, Mr Kushner, is emblematic of that bind.
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One senior US law enforcement official described China's espionage apparatus to me as akin to a "tapeworm," feeding off tens of thousands of US institutions and individuals, to siphon away America's most treasured asset: its ingenuity.
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"Exactly what are you protesting, seeing that you have what I've heard referred as a dream job that is treasured by many and hoped for by many more," Austerd wrote the Sun-Times in an email.
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Your husband taught me to love my wife Hamida as an equal and treat my children as treasured gifts, to be a better father, to be a better husband, and to be a better man. Mrs.
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An aunt who treasured sons more than daughters had said to Jiayu's mother once that the whole thing could be seen in a positive light, since the baby's death had made room for the little brother.
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Guests of the hotels will find a package in their rooms with a map of the city along with a guide of suggestions from three locals on their most treasured places to eat, drink and visit.
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The secretary of the interior shoulders an awesome responsibility to steward much of what most defines us as Americans: our iconic landscapes, treasured wildlife, abundant resources, historic landmarks, and sacred obligations to our nation's first peoples.
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The Times's Melissa Guerrero writes: From celebrating love found later in life to remembering a beloved doorman, the Modern Love column (and podcast and newsletter and anthology) is taking its treasured love stories to the screen.
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Third, we need to prioritize infrastructure that helps us reliably supply safe water to both urban and rural communities while also ensuring that our vibrant agricultural sector and treasured ecosystems have the water that they need.
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To the Editor: To say that historic preservation exacerbates global warming by obstructing change for the better is a reductionist stance for a field that has fought to revitalize and defend our nation's most treasured sites.
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Though I never would have admitted to my affection for a popular tourist attraction, I treasured the surprise of seeing this bulbous anomaly emerge in vistas that, without it, would look like fantasies of Old Europe.
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"Decked out in astronaut gear, the newest Snoopy balloon design marks the eighth version of Charles M. Schulz's treasured comic character and honors the 50th anniversary of the moon landing and future space missions," Macy's said.
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And it reminds us how much we don't know — but, given a chance like this, would love to learn — about a religion and culture lived and treasured by a quarter of the population of the globe.
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His fantasies about chocolate factories later led him to write the book, which tells the story of an ingenious but eccentric candymaker, Willy Wonka, whose treats were treasured by an imaginative and impoverished boy, Charlie Bucket.
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The red sausage—a wiener whose casing is coloured with carmine, which once gave Campari its distinctive red hue—is a treasured staple in Danish hot dog stalls, but has been a harder sell in neighbouring countries.
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The parents-to-be assembled a nursery in Toby's old office where he displayed many of his treasured Star Wars memorabilia, including his action figures that Kate decided to sell to her college classmate for extra money.
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In this age of turmoil, something that can calm us down and allow us to reflect on an experience as simple and plain as maples leaves or bare branches in gray winter light is to be treasured.
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Black-tie New Year's Eve potluck, happy-hour snacks and drinks with treasured coworkers, hot dogs and peanuts at Giants ball games, birthday cake with extra frosting, summer barbecues with plenty of Nibbi's pimento cheese to start.
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Even while planning to be a better man, Billy brags about being able to beat up the other fathers and views his future daughter like a treasured possession — a shortsightedness that turns out to be his undoing.
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Dear Kim Kardashian West,Shortly after you were bound, gagged, held at gunpoint, locked in a bathroom, and robbed of $10 million worth of treasured jewelry — including your wedding ring — people started blaming you for the incident.
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The annual event is a treasured red carpet moment of awards season — where silver screen stars get many-a fashion moments during whirlwind press tours and international premieres, television stars typically rev up for one main event.
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But for Barbara Pierce Bush, one of her most treasured memories is how, on one of the highest-stakes nights of his political life, her grandfather put a distraught little girl and her missing stuffed tiger first.
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Depicting treasured objects that the refugees took with them, words expressing their feelings about migration and images inspired by the landscape of their countries, the murals in the heart of Sydney's financial district were unveiled this week.
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"The campaign of a major presidential candidate with pending trials for fraud and racketeering is structurally corrosive to our system of government because it pits two of the Republic's most treasured values against each other," he wrote.
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As I dealt with the guilt of tossing this beautiful but barely-used makeup (which someone else might have treasured), I had a realization: I love playing with makeup — but I hate putting it on my face.
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But the treasured text was lost on some Twitter users, who accused NPR of spamming them, and others who interpreted the tweets as a call for a "revolution" or an attempt to spread "propaganda" against the president.
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Maybe he came to realize how fundamental and essential human relationships are at the end of the day and how they're to be honored and treasured, and part of that is expressing what they mean to you.
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The world would undoubtedly be a better place – and although the naysayers will likely fight to maintain a dystopic status quo when a utopian future lies close ahead of us, just remember: freedom is a treasured possession.
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Start with two age-appropriate classics: Roald Dahl's autobiography, "Boy," is just as hilarious and gruesome as his treasured novels; and Norton Juster's punning and playful "The Phantom Tollbooth" appeals to the adolescent's sense of the absurd.
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In multiple interviews, he insisted that he was living well and enjoying his treasured Dunhill cigarettes, but several former training partners said he had sold most of the properties he purchased and routinely asked to borrow money.
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And since it issued the Penny Black, named after its price and color, in 1840, printers have made many mistakes that may have caused embarrassment to the manufacturers but are treasured by collectors because of their rarity.
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The pilgrims came bearing treasured objects from their homes — portraits, statuettes and wall hangings of the Virgin — which they held aloft as they entered the crowded basilica, as if recharging the items' potency like a solar battery.
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"Zinke's report, like yesterday's outrageous and illegal actions by his boss, makes it crystal clear: the Trump administration is waging a war on our treasured national monuments — by land, sea and air," she said in a statement.
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The absence of visual pollution makes the location an unusually pure spot to see the heavens — a treasured site for astronomers and stargazers hunting for undiscovered exoplanets, and a place rich in folklore, rock art and mysticism.
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The state's treasured first-in-the-nation contest fell into turmoil as the reporting methods for the nearly 1,700 precincts broke down, halting the emergence of a clear winner and forcing a slow rollout of partial results.
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Besides major job losses, this means that the almost 60 million Americans – 41 percent of whom are minorities – who depend on free, broadcast television, would lose access to many local TV stations, including their treasured local news.
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And it reminds us of how much we don't know — but, given a chance like this, will love to learn — about a religion and a culture lived by, and treasured by, a quarter of the world's population.
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" But North Korea has long said that its nuclear weapons are not bargaining chips, and Mr. Kim himself has called them "a treasured sword of justice" and "a powerful deterrent firmly safeguarding" his people's "rights to existence.
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It feels like being alternately treasured and ravaged, pulled and gently slapped and firmly pressed — like pizza dough that has dropped on a human skeleton and now must be rubbed into the skeleton to hide this mistake.
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"The nuclear force is the treasured sword of justice and the most reliable war deterrence to defend the socialist motherland and the life of its people," said the state-run Korean Central News Agency, quoting the spokesman.
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Underground Railroad Game demonstrates that more than being convoluted, desire is also fugitive, appearing here in a treasured photograph, winking out and reappearing in fetishized objects, or in the naughty games of power and dominance we play.
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Nearly all of us are aware of examples of highly treasured trade secrets, such as the recipe for Coca-Cola, the formula for WD-40 and the methodology for creating the nooks and crannies in Thomas' English Muffins.
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" Melissa Cobb, Vice President of Kids & Family Content at Netflix, added, "We have great creative ambition to reimagine the journeys of so many treasured Dahl characters in fresh, contemporary ways with the highest quality animation and production values.
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They counselled celibacy, to spare women the dangers of child-bearing, made spare, slim furniture, now treasured in museums, and practised a wild, shaking dance that was taken as a sign of benign possession by the Holy Spirit.
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The native Southeast Asian snake is "wreaking havoc on one of America's most beautiful, treasured and naturally bountiful ecosystems," U.S. Geological Survey Director Marcia McNutt said of the 1.5-million-acre Everglades National Park in a 2012 report.
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The selfie queen wore one of the mesh bodysuits her sister Kendall has been loving so much (without anything underneath, naturally) paired with a strategically placed leather trench coat, frayed black Bermuda shorts, and her treasured lucite heels.
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But beneath the derisive laughter is the despair of thousands upon thousands of San Diego Chargers fans who just got told that they — and their treasured memories and shared traditions — mean nothing in face of dollars and cents.
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All too often, however, they still try to maintain their treasured balance by devoting equal time — and, as far as readers and viewers can tell, equal or greater passion — to denouncing far less important misstatements from Hillary Clinton.
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Bo tries to tempt Woody into leaving his old life behind; instead of just being a toy who brings happiness to a single kid, she tells him, he could have a life being treasured by thousands of kids.
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Stashing a box inside the walls of your childhood home is a little creepy, and sealing your treasured trinkets in something that looks like a bomb could prompt a citywide evacuation and get all your stuff blown up.
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At Bad Saint, a Filipino restaurant in Washington, D.C., the chef Tom Cunanan makes adobo with pig tails, a cheap, snubbed part of the animal that was treasured by Depression-era Filipino immigrants working in California labor camps.
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That house, that quiet tree-lined street, that neighborhood, this treasured city was the setting of many of Mr. Roth's novels just as William Faulkner set many of his stories in the region around his hometown, Oxford, Miss.
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The state's treasured first-in-the-nation contest fell into turmoil as the reporting methods for the more than 1,700 precincts broke down, halting the emergence of a clear winner and forcing a slow rollout of partial results.
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" Pierson, who keeps the poetry Greenwell has sent him over the years in a treasured Google Drive folder, said it contains "really beautiful language mixed with something deep from Garth's experience mixed with profound observations about human nature.
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"Lover" is also Swift's first release since signing to Republic Records, an imprint of the giant Universal Music Group, in a deal that gave Swift ownership of her master recordings — a treasured deal point, as she later revealed.
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He went on a weeklong, aimless road trip around the West with his mutt, Maysie, riding shotgun, and he rode his treasured motorcycle — a sleek, black, heavily customized Aprilia — up to Sonoma for a weekend with old friends.
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At a time when this nation has pledged to the rest of the world to transition to a low-carbon economy, how does locking in new fossil fuel production off our treasured coasts make sense for our future?
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And while there have been other recent, treasured sports heroes in Boston, most notably the still ubiquitous Ortiz, consider this: When the origin story of Boston's 103st century sports resurrection is told, whose name will be mentioned first?
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In short, it views our treasured natural landscape as a resource in its own right, to be managed carefully and protectively, and not simply as a cash cow to be exploited or dominated for unsustainable short-term profits.
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"The other members of the group are shocked and embarrassed by the actions of Remigio Pereira, who changed the lyrics of our treasured anthem and used this coveted platform to serve his own political views," the group stated.
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In what is sure to one day become a treasured courtroom drama, in 2014 House Republicans stood up for what they believed in and sued the Obama administration to end this practice of helping people when they're sick.
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GE first announced in late October it would be slashing the quarterly dividend to 1 cent a share, the second dividend cut announcement this year for the beleaguered company, which was once treasured by regular shareholders for its payout.
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" Rose further warns that allowing more "fracking near these treasured lands and the more than 1 million acres spanning from the Central Valley to the coast could be disastrous for our national parks, surrounding communities and other public lands.
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They were all very precious to me and I always treasured the power or the significance of being sent an image, either a nude or just a passing memory of someone, especially because I didn't grow up with iPhones.
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NPR's Planet Money theorizes that the increase in tooth price over inflation is because when funds are more available, spending tends to increase disproportionately in the areas that people value most, such as creating treasured memories for one's children.
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"These scented candles transport you to the wilderness of our national parks, filling the mind with treasured memories from trails and vistas experienced with loved ones," said Stefanie Mathew, the National Park Foundation's senior vice president of corporate partnerships.
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Everyone has their own treasured memories of getting shitfaced on terrible lager before a League Cup match, while none of us have even the slightest shred of empathy with a company that specialises in credit cards and home loans.
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The group informed environmental minister Joke Schauvliege that the "locally treasured" crested lark, officially known as the Galerida cristata, would be likely be spooked by "subsidiary" sexual activity by beachgoers in the dunes and flee, according to The Guardian .
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The "treasured item" doesn't quite flow with the otherwise light, bright, and feminine details recently added to the home, which previously held only the bare essentials, framed soccer jerseys, a leather sofa, and of course, the one Dutch masterpiece.
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The Bureau of Reclamation had zeroed in on a dam site on a tributary in northwestern Colorado called the Green River, where the resulting reservoir would have submerged a tract of treasured, fossil-laden parkland called Dinosaur National Monument.
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The relationship between America and Canada was a major theme at their news conference on Thursday morning: Both men referred to the two countries' shared history, which Mr. Trudeau called "complex," and the treasured nature of their diplomatic alliance.
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So all these iterations [of the project] have come out of thinking about what it means to locate these spaces that were treasured by women, queer women, bisexual women, and trans women — people who had to fight for space.
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The state's treasured first-in-the-nation contest fell into turmoil Monday night as the reporting methods for the nearly 1,700 precincts broke down, halting the emergence of a clear winner and forcing a slow rollout of partial results.
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Bringing systems up to date with Universal Acceptance is an easy way to make the internet more accessible for the billions of people whose languages are written in different scripts, making it a treasured cause of digital inclusion advocates.
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Filmed in sepia-toned interviews, the now 82-year-old Rezo remembers living with his grandparents in Georgia, where the back of an outhouse had a spectacular view and a "pit full of plankton" became a treasured swimming hole.
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The comb is one of the most bare bones signs on view, but there are also incredibly ornate kanban, and some so treasured that a storeowner would have taken the sign indoors at the end of the work day.
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There are serious compromise candidates on the current shortlist, extraordinarily qualified moderates like Sri Srinivasan who would likely refuse to overturn treasured conservative precedents like Heller (establishing an individual right to bear arms) and Citizens United (allowing unlimited corporate electioneering).
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In the speech, however, Kim also hinted at nuclear weapons playing an important role long into the future, calling them a "powerful treasured sword for defending peace" that would "reliably guarantee" a dignified and happy life for generations of North Koreans.
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And along the way, it began to feel less like work and more like fun: I became fascinated by the antics of Joan Crawford and added Annie Hall, Sunset Boulevard, and a handful of Hitchcock movies to my most-treasured list.
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I grew up without any of my own grandparents around, thanks to death or international distance, so that half hour spent together with Mister Rogers, every day, was part of a treasured routine through which he became my surrogate granddad.
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The last time the course treasured by Ben Hogan and trod by Mary Pickford lured the top two golfers in the world to this event was 2004, when top-ranked Tiger Woods finished tied for seventh and Vijay Singh shared 24th.
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But two years ago, after Koma injured his ankle, Eiko, the other half of the husband-and-wife dance duo — treasured for their stark, startlingly slow excavations of stillness and shape while time gradually passes — struck out on her own.
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Made up of 10 individual themes, with four complementary lipsticks under each, #LipStories is intended to "celebrate wild adventures, childhood nostalgia, treasured memories, and the excitement of what the future holds," says Elizabeth Hayes, the Vice President of Sephora Collection.
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MANILA (Reuters) - The Philippines will limit the number of visitors setting foot on its most treasured island resort each day when it reopens to tourists on October 26 after a six-month rehabilitation effort, an environment official said on Wednesday.
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Now, these treasured, historic items will be one of the centerpieces of a new auction by Guernsey's — the third sale the New York auction house has put on this year to celebrate the 100th anniversary of John F. Kennedy's birth.
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And while there are lots of avenues to find new romantic partners as we age (seriously, pick any website or app to meet someone new), replacing a treasured best friend isn't as easy once you leave your college dorm room.
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Instead, Perry has gone on greenlighting left and right, getting rich, and providing a new generation of black people with a shelf of treasured DVDs of his films, which amid the hijinks showcase serious black acting by top-drawer performers.
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As Rico Nasty, GoldLink, and Q Da Fool are making strides in their respective sub-fields of rap, their home region continues to bubble with talent that is locally treasured while the majority of the country remains in the dark.
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"I have never had a backyard gathering quite like this, but that was the intention was to make it very comfortable, warm, welcoming and feeling as if you're in your backyard garden pulling out your grandmother's beautiful treasured china," she continues.
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This is usually a performance of dour and daddish disapproval at Newton's impertinence, or a steadfast unwillingness to forgive some perceived offense or other against the treasured clichés and cosmetic gentilities that Newton laughingly lays to waste in every game.
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While the family prepares to say goodbye to some of Houston's treasured mementos, her ex-husband, Bobby Brown, is currently opening up about his relationship – drugs and all – with the late pop legend in his telling new memoir, Every Little Step.
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Henry Taylor's near-life-size 53 painting of Huey P. Newton, a Black Panther founder seated in militant majesty, hangs near Laurie Simmons's fantastical photograph of a camera with dancer's legs, a 25 tribute to a treasured fellow artist, Jimmy DeSana.
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If Kim makes that strategic decision to take his country down a more peaceful path and willingly gives up his "treasured sword," it is difficult to imagine anyone saying the prices the president was willing to pay were too high.
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Increasing national park entrance fees might limit the ability of the public to interact with and learn from natural areas, subsequently reducing the public's ability to take part in policy making that can have permanent effects on our most treasured landscapes.
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" David Simon said, "I felt like Donald Glover was doing an entire show of the moments we treasured on 'The Wire' "—the asides between drug sellers on the corner, the pop-culture riffs—"where we were stealing one back from television.
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"The National Park Foundation and hundreds of local philanthropic organizations and other park partners are always working to help ensure all people have access to our treasured national parks," read a statement from Will Shafroth, president of the National Park Foundation.
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During the Blitz, a V-1 buzz bomb damaged his family's home and obliterated a balsa-wood model that he had made, and which he treasured, of the battleship H.M.S. Nelson: a poignant memory that he recovered, he said, in psychoanalysis.
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At a parking lot outside the port, driver Zhao Haidong is looking to sell his treasured Dongfeng Motor Hercules for just 40,000 yuan ($5,793) to 50,000 yuan ($7,240) after waiting around the port area for more than two weeks without work.
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Kermit Lynch, the American importer and writer, lamented in his 1988 book, "Adventures on the Wine Route: A Wine Buyer's Tour of France," that the lively low-alcohol wine he knew and treasured as Beaujolais could no longer be found.
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However, what if — on top of parenting and climbing the rungs in your chosen field — you also had to answer to whether or not your most treasured accomplishment does or does not map up to the current-reigning feminist ideology?
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At the ceremony, some of the nation's most treasured documents were on display as the 31 individuals were sworn in as new US citizens by Judge Beryl Howell, the chief judge of the US District Court for the District of Columbia.
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The last of the founding fathers beseeched Americans to cherish and perpetuate their union, but the Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions along with Madison's unwillingness to call for the abolition of slavery would continue to imperil the republic he so treasured.
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"I think they just had a lot of people in general," Ms. Reichard-Eline said in an interview, stressing that she had no qualms about the seating change and that she and her daughter treasured being there regardless of seating assignments.
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But he said that the North's "deterrence will be further strengthened" — and that the country "must continue to keep the treasured nuclear sword in our hands more tightly" — as long as Washington continued with its "hostile policy" against the North.
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In fact, contrary to the ham-fistedness of Afropolitanism's rejection of what it deems reductive and primitive (and "local"), Osula's refashioning of African identity through the treasured and beloved family photograph is as tender as it seeks to be confrontational.
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There was the first time I ever got a beautiful pink box of chocolates (I was five, it was from my parents) and I treasured it for weeks — because my mother would only let me have one piece per day.
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The chaos called into question Iowa's treasured first in the nominating calendar status and, to a large degree, undermined the countless days, millions of dollars and hours of door knocking and organizing that campaigns invested in Iowa over the last year.
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Nai Nai still hasn't seen the movie (and still doesn't know what it's about), while Wang wonders how the whole notion of filial piety, that Confucian tenet of respecting one's elders so treasured by the Chinese, fits into her family's decision.
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But in Yemen, the husks are treasured, steeped in boiling water with cardamom and ginger to make qishr, a brew that, half a millennium ago, Sufi dervishes drank to help them stay up all night, chanting the name of God.
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But last week, Mr. Trump returned to Bedminster for the first time since his inauguration, stirring concerns for some residents ahead of his visit that their treasured tranquillity would be disrupted by the swarm that typically surrounds a president's travels.
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