" Higbie also said, "I believe wholeheartedly, wholeheartedly, that the black race as a whole, not totally, is lazier than the white race, period.
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Whelan says she buys men's razors and wholeheartedly recommends it.
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She did everything wholeheartedly, with astuteness and an imaginative flair.
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I wholeheartedly support you skeptics with whom I cautiously disagree.
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Gap wholeheartedly agrees and, as such, launched Gap For Good.
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Now's the time to embrace that fact about yourself wholeheartedly.
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I wholeheartedly apologize for not thinking through this more fully.
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As it turns out, his middle daughter approves wholeheartedly too.
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"We believed wholeheartedly that Matt would wake up," Ashley said.
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AI Scry, though, embraces the weirdness of machine vision wholeheartedly.
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Clinton, will wholeheartedly endorse her should she win the nomination.
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"I would not agree with that statement wholeheartedly," he said.
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Calef wrote in The Gazette that she "wholeheartedly" opposed it.
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It's a point that Dunn recognizes and agrees with wholeheartedly.
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For once, a sitting administration committed wholeheartedly to the transition.
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The UFC seems to be wholeheartedly in the Ngannou business.
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To the Editor: I thank you wholeheartedly for this article.
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As a queer woman, could she lean into them wholeheartedly?
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For bigger projects, the Scott brothers wholeheartedly endorse hiring professionals.
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"I wholeheartedly believed in Altee," Groh said during a telephone interview.
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" The president retweeted Pence's remarks and simply responded, "I agree wholeheartedly!
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Now, of course, I embrace it wholeheartedly, because you guys do.
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Car-sharing platforms like ReachNow and Car2Go have been embraced wholeheartedly.
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"I embrace digital technology wholeheartedly and I love it," Schmitt said.
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But ultimately the design still feels too unrefined to wholeheartedly recommend.
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This is a trend civic leaders everywhere need to embrace wholeheartedly.
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So, we wholeheartedly welcome Hoffman's apology and say, keep 'em coming.
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I wholeheartedly believed that he was going to be the one.
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Stern, the author of "Motherhood is a B#tch!" wholeheartedly agrees.
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Moves toward seriously and wholeheartedly committing to VR as its future.
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"That's an important request and I support it wholeheartedly," he said.
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All I can say is that I agree with him wholeheartedly.
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Coach Jon Gruden of the Oakland Raiders agrees with you wholeheartedly.
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While Rawdin uses ETFs sparingly, many advisors have embraced them wholeheartedly.
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Not all competitors are jumping wholeheartedly onto the grocery delivery wagon.
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"I would not agree with that statement wholeheartedly," Hernandez told Reuters.
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A former executive said Neumann "truly believes wholeheartedly" in his vision.
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In fact, the arms of an outfit should be wholeheartedly embraced.
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Gaping at my floating hands, I wholeheartedly believe in this premise.
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Whoever the nominee is of our party, we will wholeheartedly support.
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It may be easier said than done, but I wholeheartedly agree.
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"We wholeheartedly disagree with that assertion," said Helen Bow, a spokeswoman.
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Mr. Gozali, like many younger Chinese-Indonesians, wholeheartedly supports Mr. Basuki.
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Obviously the numbers and Lauren's trajectory speaks to its impact wholeheartedly.
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That said, I can wholeheartedly recommend the Flip over the Fold.
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You can debate why the poorest voters aren't supporting Sanders wholeheartedly.
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Also to its credit, the novel doesn't praise its subject wholeheartedly.
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"I have no doubt that a lot of what I talk about many folks are going to agree with wholeheartedly, and there may be some things that I talk about that folks don't agree with as wholeheartedly."
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That mischaracterization seemed to imply I wasn't wholeheartedly committed to my partner.
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It's not often the internet finds something it can wholeheartedly agree on.
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You don't need that attention from anyone who doesn't respect you wholeheartedly.
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It's difficult to find anyone to wholeheartedly like in Bravo's Dirty John.
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"I am sincerely sorry for those tweets and apologize wholeheartedly," Turner said.
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And he declared that he was unequivocally and wholeheartedly supporting Hillary Clinton.
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It's a new era in the games that locals don't wholeheartedly support.
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As for Downey, he gets people's confusion, but wholeheartedly embraces the carving.
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I wholeheartedly apologize and wish I could do so to her directly.
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Jamie throws himself into that wholeheartedly to take his mind off things.
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Medicare, the giant federal health insurance program, had wholeheartedly embraced the idea.
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As someone in law enforcement, I believe wholeheartedly that there should be.
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That is a great option and I wholeheartedly support you in this.
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"The president's agenda is one which I wholeheartedly endorse," Mr. Heiler said.
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" —inventory manager Charlotte Bruell "This novel pulled me in so, so wholeheartedly.
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They're considering becoming a rabbi, an idea that Rabbi Raquel supports wholeheartedly.
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In terms of the open standards, "we wholeheartedly support them," he said.
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It was only after college when I embraced Jay Kay fanboyism wholeheartedly.
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I wholeheartedly believe that, not just because we might lose an election.
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"He spoke so wholeheartedly, it felt like a warm invitation," said Singh.
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"I have no doubt that a lot of what I talk about many folks are going to agree with wholeheartedly, and there may be some things that I talk about that folks don't agree with as wholeheartedly," he added.
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"If you've got millions of dollars saved, then jump in wholeheartedly," she says.
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This is one of the rare teams that I can root for wholeheartedly.
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She has embraced the Hollywood ethos wholeheartedly and made it work for her.
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But nobody really endorsed her plan for breaking up big tech as wholeheartedly.
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When it comes to the "post-baby body," we wholeheartedly agree — who cares?
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Women wholeheartedly supporting other women is something we need to achieve gender parity.
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I wholeheartedly support my teammates for coming forward with what happened to them.
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"The people that participate, participate wholeheartedly," she said, referencing Latinos in the state.
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That was a decision she felt really good about and we support wholeheartedly.
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Despite their mastery of northern recipes, the restaurant's cooking philosophy remains wholeheartedly French.
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He's outside Oracle Stadium, believing wholeheartedly in the beautiful world of web startups.
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If you're someone seeking escape from outside noise or distractions, then yes. Wholeheartedly.
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Yes, I believe wholeheartedly that what he wants most is to be loved.
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"That's how we're going to get back in this thing wholeheartedly," Collins said.
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GONZALO URDIALESMadrid I agree wholeheartedly that freedom of speech needs to be protected.
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That song, of course, was "Alright," and the crowd chanted the refrain wholeheartedly.
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We wholeheartedly believe action should be taken to reduce drug prices for patients.
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"We have embraced Officer Delgado wholeheartedly from the start of this," he said.
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A liberal who strongly opposed segregation may, for example, have wholeheartedly supported Kennedy.
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Some say that Trump should be banned from Twitter, and I wholeheartedly agree.
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What's more, they think it's there because they believe wholeheartedly it should be.
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This is wholeheartedly what I do, and I own an interior design firm.
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But it doesn't mean he wholeheartedly supports the seven-hour marathon town hall.
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And I wholeheartedly agree with those first and second positions on his list.
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Like, I wholeheartedly withhold the rights to offend and be offended, and that's fine.
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Yeah, I'm sitting next to Angie [right now] and she denies that comment wholeheartedly.
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"I wholeheartedly agree with the name," Board President Camille Simms said at Tuesday's meeting.
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" A later tweet also included the sentiment, "I wholeheartedly support inhumane torture of terrorists.
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It's that Maddie, and soon her ex-spouses, so wholeheartedly believe in their abilities.
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And like Silverstone's character, they all seemed, at the date of transgression, wholeheartedly clueless.
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Paltrow defended Goop's emphasis on alternative medicine and disagreed "wholeheartedly" with the pseudoscience claims.
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Lee shared a statement of his own with the outlet, denying the accusations wholeheartedly.
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If there's ever been a tattoo trend that celebrities wholeheartedly love, it's finger ink.
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Well, in this case I can wholeheartedly praise OnePlus, even without any inflated pricing.
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Indian Muslims took this as an insinuation that they could never represent India wholeheartedly.
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However, there is one — and only one — gaming monitor that I can wholeheartedly recommend.
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What's striking is the degree to which Trump wholeheartedly embraces a politics of fear.
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Yet it's so easy to wholeheartedly understand and embrace the appeal, kitsch or otherwise.
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Let's wholeheartedly accept that a foreign military intervention is not the answer for Iran.
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With this hire, the Trump campaign is indicating that it wholeheartedly embraces that ideology.
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Fans latch onto something they like about the series, and they embrace it wholeheartedly.
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"We do have a plan, so I dispute that wholeheartedly," May's spokeswoman told reporters.
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Not surprisingly, the committee wholeheartedly embraced the stadium idea and commissioned an economic study.
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Stop that urge and wholeheartedly embrace China's "win-win cooperation" in bilateral trade relations.
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Martha J. EganCorrales, N.M. To the Editor: I wholeheartedly agree with Vatsal G. Thakkar.
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Glueck also argues that these briefs don't support Google as wholeheartedly as they seem.
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I would absolutely, wholeheartedly, without reservation recommend it to anyone who wants it enough.
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Hempstead, an avid proponent of investors doing their homework before they buy, wholeheartedly agreed.
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He is a very generous artist and he contributed so wholeheartedly to this film.
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These were outliers, or novelties — brief successes that Nashville tolerated but didn't wholeheartedly embrace.
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And I can say wholeheartedly, I have never known mushrooms to taste so good.
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Google would be better off just picking one future for messaging, and pursuing it wholeheartedly.
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I wholeheartedly concur with Charlotte Slaiman, competition policy counsel at consumer advocacy group Public Knowledge.
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Meanwhile, Democrats, who Trump was aiming his message at, have wholeheartedly responded to his threat.
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He makes us responsible for our looking, which is not necessarily something we wholeheartedly embrace.
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Zedd wholeheartedly agreed with the sentiment, simply writing "THIS!!!!!!!!!" in response to her original tweet.
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These are all elements included in Congressman Khanna's proposal; all things that I wholeheartedly support.
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"Schools need to wholeheartedly respect and value belief systems that all families teach," she said.
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I wholeheartedly respect and admire her views so it makes working together easy and fulfilling.
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They're just people who believe wholeheartedly in their cause — which makes them even more dangerous.
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Not that he wouldn't jump wholeheartedly (and half-cocked) into that, because he totally would.
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Many Republicans who slammed what they called Obama administration overreaches wholeheartedly backed Trump's action Friday.
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I think every one of my children, I can say wholeheartedly, has this wonderful attribute.
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"We're back to backing the Permian wholeheartedly," Seaport wrote in its Thursday note to investors.
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Our nation will only be made stronger by rejecting xenophobia wholeheartedly through comprehensive policy solutions.
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That being said, we wholeheartedly support the consumption of sandwiches regardless of their blasphemous contents.
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Don't be dismissive Even if you wholeheartedly disagree with a coworker's political stance, be respectful.
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I was wholeheartedly embraced within the United States, which is something rarer in European clubs.
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Knowing that the president was an honest man, the media wholeheartedly supported and believed Cleveland.
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Out of power for the past two years, Democrats have adopted the "resistance" mentality wholeheartedly.
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Previous efforts to change foreign place names in China have not been wholeheartedly embraced, either.
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I believe wholeheartedly that all Latinos need to learn English if they don't speak it.
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After marrying Ms. Gardner in 19703, however, he threw himself wholeheartedly into Giorgio Beverly Hills.
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Fortunately for you, we're here today to tell you to reject, wholeheartedly, all that noise.
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I'd have agreed with her before having read the book, and after reading, wholeheartedly do.
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Mr. Met called it a "slap in the face," and I wholeheartedly agree. #FreeMrMet. [NYDN]
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And when Ms. DiDonato portrays that passion, she does so wholeheartedly, with body and voice.
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This land I so wholeheartedly embraced is just like the homeland that pushed me away.
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Determined to move from the aisle to the stage, he devotes himself wholeheartedly to training.
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" The press release included a quotation from Seagal stating that he endorsed the ICO "wholeheartedly.
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The director of the theater, Jean-Luc Choplin, seems to stand wholeheartedly behind that statement.
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In The Mindy Project we saw her wholeheartedly embrace motherhood and put Leo before herself.
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Compositions invite viewers to alternately see past the pictorial illusion and give into it wholeheartedly.
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If you do something wholeheartedly versus halfheartedly, it's going to have a completely different effect.
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I can't be sure, after a first reading, that I wholeheartedly like Colin Thubron's novel.
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In BuzzFeed News' review of these products, I wholeheartedly recommend them as fun and entertaining.
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"He chose to cooperate and wholeheartedly held up his end of the bargain," she said.
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I have been working with Kymberly Kelley for years, and believe in her work wholeheartedly.
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They were skeptical of accepting it wholeheartedly, but they allowed the discussion to go on.
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To genuinely and wholeheartedly route through one's past may feel like fumbling over fractious technology.
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"Al is loved here, and I wholeheartedly disagree with him leaving," Ms. Seward, 52, said.
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Dee Dee dedicated herself wholeheartedly to her daughter, shuttling her from one doctor's appointment to another.
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It's worth noting that pilot itself requires no public approval and Dyer has wholeheartedly supported Rekognition.
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So yes, nearly four years ago I wholeheartedly chose sex work, and continue to do so.
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This is a Peter Parker who wholeheartedly embraces the great responsibilities that come with great power.
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I wholeheartedly apologize as I feel horrible about my ignorance and offending many people I respect.
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Trump, on the other hand, was a surprise pick — and not wholeheartedly welcomed by the GOP.
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"I'm at a point where I wholeheartedly love and appreciate myself and my body," she says.
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While Billy Graham distanced himself from the Moral Majority-era Christian right, Franklin embraced them wholeheartedly.
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It is a very exciting creative process for the animators who gave themselves to it wholeheartedly.
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Amy is a Scorpio because she loves wholeheartedly, which is something astrology tends to gloss over.
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It is a solid workhorse of a camera that I wholeheartedly recommend any chance I get.
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When all else fails, it's time to wholeheartedly embrace the mid-'90s roller-rink carpet aesthetic.
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While some people might approve, others, including VICELAND's Desus and Mero, wholeheartedly disagree with PEOPLE's choice.
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He knows what's important to him, and he's comfortable with me, and he supports me wholeheartedly.
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We therefore agree wholeheartedly with Apple that the right place to bring this discussion is here.
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Trump and his campaign have said they "wholeheartedly" support Lewandowski and pushed back on Fields's claims.
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Brady is a close ally of Ryan's on tax reform and wholeheartedly backs the border tax.
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Waters added that attacks from Republicans accusing Democrats of embracing socialism wholeheartedly were going too far.
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But the cast and crew embrace these films wholeheartedly—no one more so than Vin Diesel.
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Mr. Buatta was frequently referred to as exhibitionistic, self-promoting and entertaining — descriptions he wholeheartedly endorsed.
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But in contrast to classical liberals and many conservatives, social democrats did not embrace markets wholeheartedly.
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I'd tell her no: I wanted us to wholeheartedly do this together or not at all.
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It's an easy story to enjoy and admire, and a very difficult story to love wholeheartedly.
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Meretz is wholeheartedly against the continued occupation and fights for human rights and the L.G.B.T. cause.
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Steve Boone Until "Summer in the City," we were not accepted wholeheartedly by the rock scene.
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It's better if you start the treatment when you can jump in wholeheartedly, and without regrets.
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But the New York finance crowd will be delighted to have someone they can support wholeheartedly.
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Dutch cheese and bread are delicious and it's one thing I wholeheartedly embrace in this country.
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This is what Elizabeth is marrying into and what she will support, wholeheartedly, as Mrs. Darcy.
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Most are favorable and rave about Covina and the rooftop bar, for which I wholeheartedly agree.
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So here are some of the many things that we tried this year and wholeheartedly recommend.
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If you're looking for a heavier blanket, I can wholeheartedly recommend the 200pound option from Gravity.
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The rider and skier enter this crazy sport wholeheartedly, but the horses don't get a say.
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She asks for my consent—which I wholeheartedly give—before sitting on my lap facing me.
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She believes wholeheartedly in the value of foods that are flavourful, sumptuous, and, well, even foreign.
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And a Republican Party establishment that once voiced major concerns about Trump has wholeheartedly embraced him.
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It said it was Chinese military tradition to "wholeheartedly serve the people" and help those in need.
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It's what gives you permission to wholeheartedly enjoy the romance of it all, without apologies or mockery.
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The 69-year-old Sueno said he "wholeheartedly" accepted the decision, but he also maintained his innocence.
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" President Donald Trump said he agrees "wholeheartedly" with Vice President Mike Pence's statement condemning the "attempted attacks.
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"The entire Kardashian family is there for Rob as well and supports him wholeheartedly," said the source.
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I wholeheartedly support and believe in the company's mission: to educate and accelerate the mixed reality ecosystem.
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I, for one, wholeheartedly recommend rewatching that video while the opening of "The Sound of Silence" plays.
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Thank you for showing me how to fight for your life and truly live and love wholeheartedly.
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America's liberals finally have a candidate they can wholeheartedly root for in the Republican primaries — Texas Sen.
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In other words, I gave myself two options: I could scoff at death or fear it wholeheartedly.
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A story which the studio and network wholeheartedly love, with all its conflicts, complications, and layers intact.
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I'm running because people like me are told we're unqualified to represent ourselves – and I wholeheartedly disagree.
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And so even if you don't believe wholeheartedly in some issue(s), you believe in your teammates.
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I wholeheartedly believe that love is something that should be shared and spread, not compartmentalized and isolated.
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"The entire Kardashian family is there for Rob as well and supports him wholeheartedly," the source said.
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The Panono is certainly a different kind of camera, but I can't wholeheartedly recommend it just yet.
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Updated in late 2600, the book offers a plethora of financial lessons that I wholeheartedly agree with.
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I reject this wholeheartedly; heavy weights are fundamentally different and produce fundamentally different results than light ones.
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OVERALL: I was wholeheartedly surprised and impressed by how good Popeyes' sandwich was, especially considering its price.
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She supported Mr. Sanders "wholeheartedly" in the Democratic primary, and thinks the nomination was stolen from him.
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I was only a drug addict because I identified so wholeheartedly with the experience of being one.
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While there are many aspects of modern American capitalism I reject, this one I wholeheartedly support [1].
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You either accept what the world has to say about your body or you reject it wholeheartedly.
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DAVID P. LEVIN Tuckahoe, N.Y. To the Editor: I wholeheartedly agree with your endorsement of Hillary Clinton.
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He'll ultimately need party loyalists to support him wholeheartedly — and they say they're struggling to do so.
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On these three goals, he has done an excellent job so far and I support him wholeheartedly.
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Scott Wolfe, a history teacher, athletic coach and former professional baseball player, wholeheartedly agreed about his daughter.
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"I would wholeheartedly recommend against throwing your money at creams, lotions, potions, and oils," Dr. Mahto says.
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Though she has started to invest in her own career, she remains wholeheartedly devoted to her daughter.
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She invariably remains friends with former lovers, a fact that Sunstein, Sen, and Alan Nussbaum wholeheartedly affirmed.
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He is wholeheartedly on board with the idea of getting vaccinated for a host of childhood diseases.
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The results wholeheartedly disprove the contention that CDFIs are passé and that they are no longer needed.
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Jeff: If "pitch in" means "make funny comments," and "funny" means "annoying," then my wife agrees wholeheartedly.
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That day, she declared in a news conference that Democrats would "wholeheartedly support" whomever their voters nominated.
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You might wryly applaud your boo for changing that diaper, but that's behavior you also wholeheartedly endorse.
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Gartner — who has a PhD and treats patients in a private practice — wholeheartedly disagrees with Frances's position.
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What's more, he admitted to getting "really grumpy and selfish" on his birthday, and we can wholeheartedly relate.
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That said, Danluck commits wholeheartedly to the mystery genre she'd chosen as a vehicle for Katherine's emotional journey.
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Ms Taveres said she could not vote for legislation that she otherwise wholeheartedly backed thanks to the amendment.
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It is to take the time to convince the public that integration works and should be wholeheartedly pursued.
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Writer-director Trey Edward Shults (Krisha) embraces that schism wholeheartedly with his second film, It Comes At Night.
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Here are all the things that the BuzzFeed Tech and Business team tried this year and wholeheartedly recommends.
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Since the success of A Christmas Prince, the streaming site has jumped wholeheartedly into the holiday movie genre.
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It's about time the industry wholeheartedly embraces the new diversity which is indubitably, the way of the future.
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Mr Zingales says colleagues who come from countries with illiberal regimes wholeheartedly backed his invitation to Mr Bannon.
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After Vice President Mike Pence called the bomb threats "cowardly" and despicable," Trump simply responded, "I agree wholeheartedly!
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Sanders wholeheartedly endorsed Clinton last month and has pledged to do everything he can to get her elected.
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Colin reminded me of something I believe in wholeheartedly: We attract what we put out into the world.
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I can't wholeheartedly recommend the Premium service just yet, since the Smart Alerts are a work in progress.
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I can't recommend this product wholeheartedly, then, and I might not use it as much as I'd like.
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I'm convinced that it was something that we drank, but he maintains wholeheartedly that it was that shank.
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I agree wholeheartedly this is not the American model, but various ideological true believers keep pushing their agendas.
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As far as Shanghai-born electric cellist Tina Guo is concerned, goals are meant to be pursued wholeheartedly.
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She added that Gosling is "always so much fun, so easy to work with" which I believe, wholeheartedly.
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There is one thing that I believe wholeheartedly: don't profit off the suffering of the victims of war.
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At its most compelling, the book delves wholeheartedly into Obama's ambivalence about her status as a political wife.
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Annmarie Cardona of the North Miami Police Department, who also participated in the Generation W panel, wholeheartedly agrees.
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And despite her loss last year to Trump, Clinton still wholeheartedly believes in graduates' ability to make change.
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Based on perception, the region is thought to be wholeheartedly conservative politically and socially, intellectually backward and racist.
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" Schultz added that Brown won't run if she doesn't "wholeheartedly want to be a part of it all.
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Except in the most pro-Trump districts, Republicans can't run wholeheartedly in praise of a historically unpopular president.
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Trump said he wholeheartedly backed Britain's decision to leave the EU and once again forge its own path.
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I wholeheartedly support this and hope that New York City will give serious consideration to canceling these concessions.
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"I wholeheartedly support the principles and values of the Progress Singapore Party," Hsien Yang said in the post.
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The top-ranked American, Jordan Spieth, ranked No. 2 in the world, once wholeheartedly embraced the Olympic experience.
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And I wholeheartedly disagree — we need to make sure that we are watching out for our community members.
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There's talk of increasing the Canadian population to 100 million people by 2100, a prospect I wholeheartedly embrace.
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"Dreamers" is a paean to libraries, to reading and writing and creativity, a value statement I endorse wholeheartedly.
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"We both agreed wholeheartedly that inequality was driving poor health outcomes, disproportionally affecting communities of color," she said.
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Stier explains that a president doesn't need agencies to wholeheartedly support his policies to be able govern effectively.
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"Annie and Adam have a very adventurous sense of color, which I wholeheartedly supported," Shamshiri told Architectural Digest.
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The more shares, the more likes, the more wholeheartedly people back a sentiment, even if it's just online.
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Pelosi has not endorsed in the 2020 election and has said Democrats will wholeheartedly embrace the eventual nominee.
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THOMAS O'BRIENCHARLOTTESVILLE, VA. To the Editor: I wholeheartedly support doing away with, or otherwise bypassing, the Electoral College.
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"The administration wholeheartedly believes in the commitment to research," Mr. Mulvaney said Wednesday at the House budget hearing.
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Taking up the middle of the room was a plush King-sized bed, which I collapsed onto wholeheartedly.
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Oil major Shell is one company that has launched itself wholeheartedly into the industry of natural climate solutions.
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"Our nation is one nation, especially when it comes to fighting discrimination, which I support wholeheartedly," he said.
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Which is how we got George W. Bush and the war in Iraq, which Joe Lieberman wholeheartedly supported.
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We got Donald Trump partly because of Bernie Sanders and I don't even think he recognizes that wholeheartedly.
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He has not wholeheartedly embraced either expansion of the federal role in health care or repeal of Obamacare.
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The facial expressions of some high-ranking Democrats would suggest they do not wholeheartedly agree with Trump's statement.
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McConnell's comments sparked the viral #ShePersisted meme on Twitter, which Warren embraced wholeheartedly and continues to use today.
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People espoused their views wholeheartedly and tended to regard the existence of an alternative opinion with baffled exasperation.
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I wanted to help people do what they so obviously needed to do: love wholeheartedly, with reckless abandon.
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But after shooting with it I can wholeheartedly say it's an overpriced chunk of plastic you don't need.
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Clearly she has thrown herself wholeheartedly into her money-changing, and she nods to Shay with haughty indifference.
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But to be honest, as a mother myself, I wholeheartedly do not want my daughter to be circumcised.
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All we know about it comes from American movies, and we are a long way from celebrating it wholeheartedly.
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Free from cynicism, they wholeheartedly embrace the virtues of a show that's opened up possibilities they'd never previously imagined.
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Like a cake after having been in the oven for 45 minutes, Lili Reinhart is wholeheartedly and unequivocally done.
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If Beckham is responsible for helping Markle choose this Alexander McQueen tuxedo look, then we wholeheartedly endorse this partnership.
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"Don't you think that being with the enemy could be a good thing?" she asks Andrea, who wholeheartedly agrees.
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While many people are stunned Donald Trump won, one person saw it coming, and embraced it wholeheartedly: Peter Thiel.
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I wholeheartedly believe in freedom of speech and freedom to express oneself [through] art, clothes, words, hair, music...EVERYTHING.
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I believe that wholeheartedly … but more than anything, we are so grateful she rescued us in her own way.
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Connecting, communicating honestly and wholeheartedly with a local audience—familiar and unfamiliar—gives the work and its creation purpose.
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"I believe wholeheartedly that Jeff and Rachelle would never intentionally say something to abuse a student athlete," Albright says.
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The company describes its eponymous product as "the email app that's simple, beautiful & blazing fast," and I wholeheartedly agree.
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But, Confederate soldiers "and other people who supported slavery wholeheartedly ... are the ones that shouldn't be celebrated," he added.
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However, he's resolute in his position that there can be a balance and believes wholeheartedly in building SB's vision.
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He wants the Senate to wholeheartedly embrace the President and believes it has to for Trump to govern effectively.
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This is why so many angry men believe wholeheartedly that they could coach an N.F.L. team: They've done it!
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I also believe wholeheartedly that feeling and showing gratitude is not just important but essential for the human spirit.
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"The Samajwadi Party wholeheartedly accepts the verdict of the people of Uttar Pradesh," spokesman Ghanshyam Tiwari said, conceding defeat.
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I agree with him wholeheartedly and that's why I think we get along so well both creatively and personally.
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On the one hand, we found a sisterhood of like-minded people who believed wholeheartedly in women helping women.
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"If not that I had changed wholeheartedly, I would have gone back because of the tough times," he said.
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The show wholeheartedly believes in Lou and his single-minded "vision," as expressed via his many, many sweeping monologues.
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Plus, they're the only pair of truly wireless headphones whose fit and sound quality Wirecutter's audio experts wholeheartedly recommend.
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"While I respect Judge Stanton's conclusion, I disagree wholeheartedly with the problematic nature of the suit itself," he said.
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Judd Apatow, a producer and director quoted in the article, calls this a "selfish instinct," and I wholeheartedly agree.
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SAP issued a statement in October apologizing "wholeheartedly" and noting that three staff members had been placed on leave.
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Listening to a speaker with whom you already wholeheartedly agree is a merely a visit to the echo chamber.
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Your honor, I wholeheartedly want to thank you and your staff for graciously allowing each victim to be heard.
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Even if you accept Oracle's arguments wholeheartedly, there's a long list of other Google backers from the tech community.
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To the Editor: I wholeheartedly agree with "Bring Back the Tomboys," by Lisa Selin Davis (Sunday Review, Feb. 16).
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"The Dutch and the Belgians didn't respond wholeheartedly to Laurie's work until she got a haircut," Ms. Crawford said.
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"He wholeheartedly held up his end of the bargain," Molly Gaston, an assistant United States attorney, told the judge.
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Austen, Butler asserted, believed wholeheartedly in an England founded on monarchy, the Anglican Church and a stable class system.
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And right now, there are basically just three Senate Republicans who aren't wholeheartedly defending President Trump on impeachment: Sens.
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For those who can't get their hands on the Dior designs, Hall said he "wholeheartedly" recommends Rimowa's original suitcases.
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You can disagree wholeheartedly, but do not question their patriotism or their loyalty to our country in any way.
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Nevelson's mother, ahead of her time, supported her daughter wholeheartedly, committing to take care of Myron Nevelson , if needed.
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I wholeheartedly believe in freedom of speech and freedom to express oneself though art, clothes, words, hair, music…EVERYTHING.
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And even if that did happen, there is no guarantee that those majorities would all agree wholeheartedly with Mr. Sanders.
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But I wholeheartedly believe in the dialogue between people of different faiths and backgrounds who recognize each other as friends.
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In a general-election scenario, Jeb's decision to wholeheartedly embrace his brother and his legacy would amount to political malpractice.
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And it's one we can get behind wholeheartedly — self-acceptance means seeing your whole self, and not just your body.
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That's not going to be good enough for many parents, who want to be able to trust YouTube Kids wholeheartedly.
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"I want to apologize wholeheartedly to all those whose lives I've taken," he said Thursday before naming his four victims.
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"Look, I have a lot of issues with Mr. Trump but I commend him wholeheartedly on one issue," Gorka said.
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The idea of proactive self-defense was embraced wholeheartedly in Douglasville, a suburban city of 32,000 just west of Atlanta.
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I would recommend this book wholeheartedly, especially if you spend your vacation in Asia or have ever been to Asia.
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Under Icontrol, I'm happy to report that not only has the drive to wear multiple hats continued, it's wholeheartedly encouraged.
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"Apple's response to the government is something we completely wholeheartedly agree with," said the CEO of the cloud storage company.
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Lady Bird romanticizes the city wholeheartedly, and it seems that Gerwig caught a bit of that bug from her mom.
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If your child is an android, that's a different story, and you should wholeheartedly embrace the Wall Street Journal's strategy.
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I'm stagnant, I stay still and don't just sit with myself first and ask 'is this where I am, wholeheartedly?
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To succeed the Lib Dems must embrace liberalism wholeheartedly and abandon our milquetoast attempts at being Tony Blair's doveish heir.
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I'm torn with the new Spectre x2360: I recommended it wholeheartedly last year, as did a number of other publications.
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Pussy posse or no, I wholeheartedly believed, and still do, that people would bully Tobey Maguire's Peter Parker in school.
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Startups without the baggage of an existing hardware or web application have the unique opportunity to dive wholeheartedly into mobile.
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Since then, I have been able to focus wholeheartedly on bringing messages of strength and becoming a voice for others.
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Analysts see the potential for a small-cap move, but not all are embracing them wholeheartedly from a fundamental perspective.
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But when Strange lost, Trump disavowed him, deleted all tweets indicating his endorsement and wholeheartedly threw his support behind Moore.
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In doing so, President-elect Trump and his team wholeheartedly helped lead the important expressions of policy that were made.
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"McGovern is going to bring our boys home," he'd say, announcing his pride for the candidate he wholeheartedly believed in.
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I support wholeheartedly the Board's decision to ask the Attorney General's Office to review the events surrounding the Nassar matter.
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Kundu's father, Virender — an Indian Administrative Service officer — shared several lengthy Facebook statuses about the incident, supporting his daughter wholeheartedly.
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I saw more than one tweet declare that Oscar the Grouch has big dick energy, which I wholeheartedly disagree with.
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I, and many others, agree wholeheartedly with the long-overdue change and applaud the Seattle City Council for doing it.
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I wholeheartedly disagree with its use, but I agree that you are permitted to say and think what you want.
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I have never been a fan of "diversity," and now after this act of terrorism, I am wholeheartedly against it.
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But God help the woman who believes this message too wholeheartedly, who feels too acutely that motherhood truly defines her.
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I agree wholeheartedly that there are not enough policies in our country to support those who can't afford it themselves.
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The Clinton camp views Sanders and those around him as sore losers who did not wholeheartedly back her in 2016.
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"I wholeheartedly believe that President Trump's intervention had averted that attack," Dr. Al-Bezem said in an interview on Thursday.
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Witness the defamation campaign against Special Counsel Robert Mueller that right-wing pundits have thrown themselves into wholeheartedly this year.
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If gun manufacturers are truly responsible organizations, they should wholeheartedly want to back this research as a public health concern.
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While many conservative figures kept their distance from Trump during the campaign, one group embraced him wholeheartedly: law-enforcement unions.
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While Democrats should never abandon women's right to choose, they need to embrace abortion prevention much more vocally and wholeheartedly.
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We wholeheartedly celebrate the expanded awareness that H.R. 1 can bring to the national debate for fundamental, nonpartisan election reform.
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He says he agrees "wholeheartedly" with the critique of conventional top-down campaigns and is actively seeking to avoid them.
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While she is grateful for how quickly her business has grown and how "fun" her job seems, she wholeheartedly disagrees.
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I chanted "Black Lives Matter" wholeheartedly; it is one of those things that you should always reaffirm when you can.
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Jane Eyre does not function if the book does not believe wholeheartedly in the rightness of Jane and Rochester's marriage.
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A woman can choose to show up in a color, or a pattern, and still wholeheartedly support #MeToo and #TimesUp.
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I had bought wholeheartedly into my art training, and when invited out to the Wyeth's, I was honored but skeptical.
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A similar vein ran through Hereditary, director Ari Aster's debut feature from last year, but here he indulges it wholeheartedly.
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On Tuesday, Trump threw his weight behind the Saudi regime wholeheartedly, despite an apparent difference of opinion with his intelligence agency.
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It was as if they all felt part of an elite club, a club they kindly and wholeheartedly welcomed me into.
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These are nitpicky details, and if the Cosmos were being released a couple of years ago, I'd still wholeheartedly recommend it.
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It's a product that I can recommend wholeheartedly to anyone with the (considerable) money and the interest, despite the caveats above.
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"Our family, even in our darkest hour, agrees wholeheartedly with Canada's policy of not paying ransom," it said in a statement.
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Malolo Kellyn may win the Fishy for her decision, but I can't wholeheartedly applaud any of the Malolo-Navitis this week.
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" The company said that barring Mr. Trump would alienate the many "millions of United States citizens who wholeheartedly support Mr. Trump.
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At 50 years old, he wholeheartedly committed himself from the start and ran more than the 1,000 miles within a year.
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In truth, the last time Republicans wholeheartedly accepted the legitimacy of a Democratic president was Jimmy Carter in the late 1970s.
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"I wholeheartedly believe this is a bread crumb they through overboard to say 'we are here, come find us,' " she wrote.
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But we can't wholeheartedly count on a pro-growth environment just yet, said Chris Cordaro, chief investment officer at RegentAtlantic Capital.
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Many are literal children, and all of them are lost and easily manipulated souls buying wholeheartedly into the flower power fantasy.
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At the end of the movie, Kumail's parents are still hurt by his decision, unlike Toula's parents, who accept her wholeheartedly.
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It's difficult to see Bolton or Pompeo wholeheartedly supporting a diplomatic route, especially if it involves easing up on Iran economically.
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I just hope when that happens, I will be wise enough to recognize it and humble enough to embrace it wholeheartedly.
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If the Trump administration is concerned about opioid addiction, they should not just begrudgingly accept medical marijuana, but wholeheartedly support it.
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I was that lucky in coming out, the vast majority of those I've talked it out with have been wholeheartedly supportive.
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It's part of the philosophy of law enforcement that the Trump administration has wholeheartedly embraced on both immigration and criminal justice.
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To my fellow Moody Blues fans: I apologize wholeheartedly and feel your pain, but I knew what I had to do.
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He yearns, halfheartedly, to be a serious writer and wholeheartedly, to meet a famous actress who has recently come to Rome.
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Four years of surrendering myself to this show wholeheartedly because I just couldn't figure out any other way to be alive.
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Amid all the distractions of life he asked for the power to live a focused life, wholeheartedly, toward a single point.
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Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez wholeheartedly embraced the UK Labour Party hours before it suffered a massive defeat in Thursday&aposs general election.
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I loved this episode wholeheartedly, and it's a good example of where the show is headed in the weeks to come.
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When before has a self-described socialist, a Democratic President, and a libertarian-leaning Republican, all wholeheartedly agree on one issue?
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Second, Bernie Sanders wholeheartedly endorsed Hillary Clinton and gave a speech that reflected his ascendant lefty power in the Democratic Party.
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That changes for Nikon today with its announcement of the Z245 and Z9603, which show the company is making the change wholeheartedly.
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The administration appears particularly keen on getting a grasp of the specifics in the report before wholeheartedly endorsing true transparency, Warner said.
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Opening up exclusively to PEOPLE, he admitted he wholeheartedly regrets proposing to Kufrin while he was still in love with Burnham, 26.
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I'm almost surprised by how wholeheartedly Wendy has stooped to Axe's Machiavellian level — but why should I expected elevated morals from Wendy?
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Becker loves the Shriners and supports their mission wholeheartedly, but thinks hiring animal acts to perform in the circus tarnishes their image.
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"We don't understand why the Democrats are so wholeheartedly against it," Office and Management and Budget Director Mick Mulvaney said in April.
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Meanwhile, Intel had to worry that jumping wholeheartedly into low-power mobile chips would undermine demand for its more lucrative desktop chips.
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There is a certain ability held by all in the New York metropolitan area to wholeheartedly love things which are objectively garbage.
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"If we had been listening to our own people we would already believe, wholeheartedly, that the systemic problem is here," she says.
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The mod, it should be mentioned, is called Chikken (though one Kotaku reader brilliantly suggested a change, to Pekken — I wholeheartedly agree).
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Dear Heloise: I just read in your column about not washing your chicken and spreading the bacteria, which I wholeheartedly agree with.
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Lindsay schedules an abortion (I wholeheartedly reject the term "abobo") but has second thoughts when Paul starts texting her outside the clinic.
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Ram has put his whole being into skateboarding because he wholeheartedly believes it is a positive expression for the kids of Nepal.
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Character customization and progression are tedious and don't add much to the experience, though I wholeheartedly welcome EA's confident turn toward inclusiveness.
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When Cruise asked her and her second husband if he could be an actor, "We both wholeheartedly agreed," she told Rolling Stone.
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And if that person is right, they embrace the idea wholeheartedly because they care more about the end result than being right.
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I wholeheartedly support labor protection efforts to make these kinds of practices illegal in more countries, for software development and other industries.
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I wholeheartedly support the notion that a woman should be able to do whatever she wants if she's knowingly made that choice.
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But mostly, the lights are just a pleasant detour, and an excuse to go to Marfa—something the town has embraced wholeheartedly.
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Drawing from classic horror movies and '80s culture, Stranger Things taps into the recent hunger for nostalgia in a wholeheartedly original way.
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These people are documenting car history in the most beautiful, artistic, and captivating manner possible, and I commend them for it wholeheartedly.
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I wholeheartedly admire Inexorum's commitment to that classic 90s melodic black metal sound, complete with frosty atmosphere, emotional fervency, and nature worship.
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In our action, some women wholeheartedly supported our efforts from the outset, but they had commitments that prevented them from showing up.
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Trump has offered a lone tweet on the matter, saying he "wholeheartedly agrees" with Vice President Pence's condemnation of the "despicable" threats.
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It seems to me that each of these assumptions is potentially dubious, and No. 1 in particular is difficult to believe wholeheartedly.
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When the MC hands her the mic, after she has composed herself, she thanks the crowd wholeheartedly and then announces her retirement.
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I wholeheartedly agree with that, but we were genuinely excited about the opportunity to bring our friends and family together in May.
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And that affinity for brutal, exploitative tragedy ended up being the show's greatest weakness and what kept me from loving it wholeheartedly.
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That being said, I wholeheartedly believe everyone of these artist's work should remain in the same context as when they were published.
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Fixer. The title wasn't a formal one, but Michael D. Cohen wholeheartedly embraced the role as a lawyer at the Trump Organization.
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"I wholeheartedly believe this is a bread crumb they [threw] overboard to say, 'We are here, come find us,'" Stephanie McCluney posted.
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Larry Hogan of Maryland said in a tweet that he was "wholeheartedly grateful" for the emergency officials who responded to the shooting.
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Obama said he will "wholeheartedly support" the eventual nominee in a new fundraising pitch for the Democratic National Committee, per John Wagner.
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Lisa found a therapist, and I submitted—at first reluctantly, then wholeheartedly—to the three of us untangling alcohol from my life.
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It is from this perspective that I wholeheartedly and unequivocally condemn the Trump administration's current proposal to cut Medicare home health services.
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That goal is so visceral for Democrats that a challenger with vulnerabilities in some areas could be embraced wholeheartedly by the party.
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"This is something that I want to wholeheartedly stress: We do not censor any content based on political sensitivities," Ms. Pappas said.
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By backing the 32-year-old crown prince so wholeheartedly, the president cemented his status as heir to the House of Saud.
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Rye Coalition embraced the NOU aesthetic wholeheartedly until the ostensibly more satisfying and presumably more profitable influence mines of early AC/DC beckoned.
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Who Tried It: Jackie Fields, Beauty Editor My team is wholeheartedly dedicated to two things: The Real Housewives of Everywhere, and Sprinkles cookies.
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Simone wholeheartedly celebrated her dark skin in her work, so it's important that this is reflected in the casting decisions for her biopic.
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Bill McRaven during a Fox News interview simply because McRaven criticized him publicly, the Republican National Committee indicated it wholeheartedly sides with Trump.
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You can dip into Ryan's adventures in between checking your email and sending Slack DMs, and it is a treat you wholeheartedly deserve.
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As faith leaders, we wholeheartedly support the bill as a first step in responding to the trauma our government is inflicting upon children.
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I wholeheartedly support the right of the patient to chose to end their life when life is unbearable and your prognosis is terminal.
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His new image reveals a handset that agrees wholeheartedly with Samsung's Mobile World Congress teaser of a device with utterly minimal front bezels.
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Snooks hopes that sharing her experiences will help others realize that "it's okay to show your imperfections," a message we are wholeheartedly behind.
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An Alphabet spokeswoman told CNBC that the company is wholeheartedly committed to Project Wing, and the team is moving forward at full steam.
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He is welcomed by his mom, Holly (Julia Roberts), who is immediately and wholeheartedly consumed by the lingering traces of her son's addiction.
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The most essential step in the marketing of personal services is that of selecting an occupation into which you can throw yourself wholeheartedly.
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Each Stack — bar Facebook, for now — offers the same awkward bargain: commit wholly & wholeheartedly to our ecosystem, and we will better your life.
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In contrast to more politically correct attitudes prevailing in the United States and Britain, German media tend to embrace their editorial freedoms wholeheartedly.
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The only reason I don't wholeheartedly recommend ClimaCell is that you need to pay a monthly fee to access all of these features.
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Further, he ruled out anyone who hadn't wholeheartedly supported him—even experts who might have co-signed a letter in opposition to him.
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He was wowed by the President's pledge to shake up Washington and still supports him wholeheartedly, but he wants Bredesen in the Senate.
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I want to encourage equality in opportunities available to both genders, which will lead to better physicians who can serve their communities wholeheartedly.
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We wholeheartedly support these collaborative models as a viable means to enhance IoT security without potentially stifling innovation through overly burdensome regulatory action.
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"I want to say, for the record, that I wholeheartedly agree with the principle of the separation of church and state," Winter said.
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" She added: "I categorically, unequivocally and wholeheartedly apologize for those laws and for the hurt and the harm they did to so many.
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If Nest Wifi had an ethernet situation that was comparable to some of the other mesh systems out there, I'd recommend it wholeheartedly.
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It's the kind of tune you might want to hear while plotting something devious, or to immerse yourself wholeheartedly into on the dancefloor.
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For viewers who wholeheartedly love The Bachelor and have no idea who George and Gil are, the segment was a thoroughly confusing one.
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For decades, he has railed against violent video games, believing wholeheartedly (and with little evidence) that video games cause violence in real life.
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"We wholeheartedly anticipate that this law can in the future further raise the substantive relationship between Taiwan and the United States," Lai said.
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Their orders are to pretend that they are married, and they end up giving themselves wholeheartedly to the performance, and to each other.
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While I&aposm no climber, I wholeheartedly enjoyed it as loungewear during the cooler months, or hanging around the campfire, just the same.
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"Rick Saccone was endorsed wholeheartedly by the right-to-work committee and would probably do away with unions if he could," Waters said.
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It means companies can offer software-based services as their products rather than hard assets, a strategy that Pitney Bowes is wholeheartedly embracing.
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But some Democrats endorse her approach wholeheartedly, seeing her as the Senate's next liberal lion, a title last held by the late Sen.
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I became the HUD secretary because I believe wholeheartedly in this mission and love working to find ever-better ways to achieve it.
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Something was especially rotten in the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) during the past administration, and the late Justice Scalia would have wholeheartedly agreed.
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Nahdlatul Ulama, a deeply pluralistic organization, has taken the firmest line against Hizbut Tahrir, wholeheartedly supporting Mr. Joko's decision to disband the organization.
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What can I do to signify I have both given up wholeheartedly on myself and care not what other people think of me?
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Watching Titus grow as a person — at first reluctantly, and then (once he realizes how good it feels) wholeheartedly — is a true joy.
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I look forward to clarifying my position in the future towards a subject that is so vitally important and in which I wholeheartedly support.
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And despite fears that the new cars will mean less overtaking and less drama, Red Bull is wholeheartedly in favour of the shake-up.
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Shortly after, Mark Zuckerberg made some comments about Holocaust deniers and how its hard to police dangerous untruths from communities that wholeheartedly believe them.
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I found both looked even more delightful with their rouge retouching, and it seems that the car world has agreed with my assessment wholeheartedly.
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"We wholeheartedly support people sharing their political views on Tinder, but we don't allow spamming," Rosette Pambakian, a Tinder spokeswoman, said in an email.
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That said, I wholeheartedly believe the U.K. and London will continue to be a global leader in innovation and entrepreneurship regardless of the outcome.
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The grandmother of the sole surviving child, who Gardner had in a previous marriage, says she still "wholeheartedly" loves her former daughter-in-law.
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But others, both in Congress and in right-leaning media, seemed to alternatively embrace the tweets wholeheartedly, downplay their importance, or excuse the remarks.
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Since I believed wholeheartedly in the meaning of the scene, I had no second thoughts about whether I was getting it right or not.
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Richwine is a "scientific" racist who believes wholeheartedly that not only are IQ and race inherently linked but IQ is more or less unchangeable.
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I look forward to clarifying my position in the future towards a subject that it so vitally important and in which I wholeheartedly support.
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Do it wholeheartedly and keep doing it because there aren't ever going to be more women in these fields unless more women enter them.
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"While I wholeheartedly believe in this formula, it's important to talk to your pediatrician first before feeding it to your little ones," says Cavallari.
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Mae believes, wholeheartedly, that the Circle's way is the way — that life is easier, better, and more fulfilling when privacy is all but eradicated.
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"I do believe wholeheartedly that Meghan will want to bring up her children as half American, so they will need a place," he added.
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"Eric Holcomb wholeheartedly embraced the failed approach that embarrassed our state, cost us jobs and has left the middle class behind," Mr. Gregg said.
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Abe also said he "wholeheartedly" welcomes Obama's visit to Hiroshima, expressing hope it will renew focus on eliminating the world's stockpile of nuclear weapons.
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Season two doesn't deviate much from the established routine, meaning those who wholeheartedly embraced the show initially should still find a lot to like.
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"I can take care of myself, and if I was confronted I know wholeheartedly that I would be able to protect myself," she says.
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Friends, acquaintances, and lonely people on nearby barstools are starting to look at me funny while I wholeheartedly defend stray Christmas songs of yesteryear.
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"We wholeheartedly condemn the language of the 2013 and 2014 notes, as they are not representative of who we are today," the statement said.
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"One of the many groups that I spoke to regarding this critical legislation was a group whose views I wholeheartedly condemn," Mr. Scalise said.
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Whereas those two played very likable characters just trying to do right by America, Stamper is wholeheartedly trying to do right by Frank Underwood.
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At the same time, while I didn't condone what was said or how this piece was done — I wholeheartedly defend it's right to be.
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"In any event, I wholeheartedly encourage them to do so because, in the words of Bryan Stevenson, 'people are literally dying for effective representation.'"
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" If the speaker thinks withholding the articles will "help force a fair trial in the Senate," Smith added, "then I wholeheartedly support that decision.
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Harris, who has wholeheartedly embraced Medicare-for-all, cosponsored a measure that would enable the federal government to block unjustified price hikes, while Sen.
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Some wholeheartedly believe there's no downside to including retail jobs on your resume and say it could help to show you've been keeping busy.
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" PAUL EVANS, DIRECTOR-GENERAL, ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH INSURERS "This is an excellent appointment which the insurance and long-term savings sector will wholeheartedly support.
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" HUW EVANS, DIRECTOR-GENERAL, ASSOCIATION OF BRITISH INSURERS "This is an excellent appointment which the insurance and long-term savings sector will wholeheartedly support.
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I remembered how earnestly and wholeheartedly he proposed, and I remembered my first reaction, the one I'd redacted from my memory: It's too late.
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Jerry Brown isn't participating wholeheartedly enough in his decision to send National Guard troops to the border as some kind of anti-immigration stunt.
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Pence agrees wholeheartedly with one of these proposals: the border wall, which he has passionately supported as a Trump surrogate on the campaign trail.
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In the meantime, I would wholeheartedly recommend visiting Gagosian's Upper East Side space to see "Nu de Do" subversively mixed in with the classics.
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While I didn't fully understand all of the details of the illegal trades, I knew it was wrong, and I wholeheartedly regret my actions.
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I encourage the candidates to go on Fox News and I wholeheartedly support the Town Hall format that they have been using with candidates.
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On a Fox Sports segment, former UFC contender Chael Sonnen made allusions that McGregor will be wholeheartedly targeting a Mayweather matchup as his next endeavor.
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While Bellisario addressed wanting to avoid shaming naturally thin people with the first part of the French law, she wholeheartedly agrees with the second half.
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I will wholeheartedly admit that in 1998, when pretty much every other desktop was a boring shade of beige, the iMac G3 was a revelation.
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It's a fun project and adds one more weird thing (two, technically, since they built a second) to the world, so I support it wholeheartedly.
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I believe that it's rise can be credited in large part to the fall of sugar sweetened beverages like Coke, a trend I wholeheartedly support.
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"Let me be clear, I wholeheartedly reject the statements in the governor's executive order as lacking legal merit and a valid factual basis," he said.
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But instead of actually addressing the substance of those allegations, Sessions preferred to address the allegations of collusion — allegations he could wholeheartedly and indignantly deny.
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"But Kim would take any risk to work on stories she cares about so wholeheartedly that the results don't seem matter to her," said Cong.
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He suggested maybe I just had a newfound appreciation for nature, but as a science reporter and a country kid, I wholeheartedly rejected this notion.
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That doesn't set the stage for anyone -- let alone leaders like Russian President Vladimir Putin or Chinese President Xi Jinping -- to wholeheartedly engage with him.
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Kathleen Kelly, a wholeheartedly good small bookstore owner, and Joe Fox (Tom Hanks), a fundamentally bad big bookstore owner, should have never fallen in love.
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I wholeheartedly believe that he would still be here today if the people that had knowledge of Bert Franklin's abusive behaviors would have reported him.
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Although Limahl, whose real name is Christopher Hamill, hasn't seen Stranger Things, he has seen the scene featuring the NeverEnding Story song and wholeheartedly approves.
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Despite the surging role of the extreme right in some countries, it is still hardly a force that Europeans broadly are prepared to accept wholeheartedly.
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One of the most disheartening signs of our advancing hellscape are the thousands of people who wholeheartedly believe in the deranged conspiracy known as QAnon.
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You have to hand it to Pine, who knows his character is secondary to Wonder Woman but commits wholeheartedly nonetheless to fleshing out Steve Trevor.
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But I do wholeheartedly agree with Xiaomi's premise that this phone foreshadows the future of all smartphones, whether they be Xiaomi's, Apple's, or anyone else's.
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In the film, Mae wholeheartedly agrees with Ty — she has already lost Mercer, as well as her connection to her family, thanks to going transparent.
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But in the meantime she sings wholeheartedly, encapsulates deep dilemmas in terse singalong lines and touches on ideas and emotions that so many people feel.
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While I agree wholeheartedly, I also enjoy imagining this vote, conducted by scientists at the Royal Geographic Society of London, democratically including all living species.
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He believes the next generation of a family business and its employees should be punished simply because a business owner dies, and I wholeheartedly disagree.
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Trey Gowdy on Sunday called on President Donald Trump to affirm wholeheartedly the intelligence community's conclusion that Russia attempted to influence the 2016 presidential election.
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She agrees so wholeheartedly that she put it in the theme of her crossword, which we all know is better and way cheaper than therapy.
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As an aristocrat without money, and a Pole whose homeland was Lithuania, Milosz could not wholeheartedly embrace any of the political identities swirling around him.
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This experience of illness has taught me to love wholeheartedly, to forgive in the moment, to allow things to be, and to never give up.
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Blanchett has been vocal about the allegations against former movie producer, Harvey Weinstein, telling Variety that she "wholeheartedly" supports the women who have come forward.
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Because that's about halfway through his mature career — long after he has wholeheartedly and publicly embraced his status as an "unalienated" man of the Midwest.
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I got my tattoos knowing wholeheartedly that my closest family members would only see them during the Islamic ritual of bathing the body before burial.
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While some would be disgusted at this sort of profiteering – and the sale of air on eBay has previously been prohibited – we wholeheartedly encourage it.
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The families of four American churchwomen raped and murdered by soldiers in December 1980 have called on the legislators to "reject wholeheartedly" the proposed amnesty.
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The dress code was "Sunday Best," and never, even in the annals of Met Galas past, have boldfaced names raced so wholeheartedly toward a theme.
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"Senator McDaniel is a loyal and longtime supporter of President Trump, and is wholeheartedly committed to his Make America Great Again agenda," the campaign said.
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I wholeheartedly support this, and my colleagues on the Austin City Council are poised to vote Thursday to challenge the State of Texas in court.
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For instance, it took me years to tackle "The Magic Mountain," but once I did I was transfixed, wholeheartedly enveloped in an atmosphere of convalescence.
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Democratic candidates in the 2018 midterm elections and Democratic candidates in the 2020 presidential campaign would be well-advised to wholeheartedly support Medicare for all.
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But the hot weather does not deter qigong Master Joe Lok's students; they believe wholeheartedly in the positive effects the practice has on their health.
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If she seemed a bit tentative and over-reverential at the start of this overflowing exultation, she rose wholeheartedly to the "Allelujah," with effortless coloratura.
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Trump not only played them for fools, he has wholeheartedly betrayed them, putting his own ego, image, financial worth and press coverage above all else.
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And it's hard to imagine a time when we wholeheartedly believed that a mother's love could defeat the leader of a militarized fascist hate group.
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Save it for politics, though — I'd hate to see such a wholeheartedly brutal description be applied to anyone's cooking efforts, for example, or dance technique.
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For Mr. Guaidó, there is an additional risk: In accepting wholeheartedly Mr. Trump's embrace, Mr. Guaidó may look like a puppet of the United States.
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That idea of leaving oneself open to chance is one that Ms. Devos, the French energy company employee, who now lives in Bangkok, wholeheartedly recommends.
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JS: Agreed wholeheartedly — I think a lot of the Schutz fallout has been the product of non-nuanced non-agreement, to use a double negative.
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Shteyngart draws the character with a kind of mocking tenderness that makes it impossible to completely hate him, even if loving him wholeheartedly remains unthinkable.
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While some fans wholeheartedly agreed that Bleachella wasn't, you know, the greatest moment in Swift hair history... ... many others remain hardcore fans of the edgier look.
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By that point, the survivors of the Parkland shooting had begun an intensive nationwide campaign against gun violence, which Paramount Network executives said they supported wholeheartedly.
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" But in a follow-up statement shared on Actor's Hour's Facebook page, the organization said it "apologize[s] wholeheartedly for the way the situation was handled.
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It was written in the second person, addressed to a woman who, if the poem was to be believed, was wholeheartedly, slavishly devoted to the Party.
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Even now that feeling the rod under my skin is a little bittersweet, I'd wholeheartedly recommend an NFC chip or magnet to anyone who wanted one.
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The self-proclaimed "viral epic photographer" Benjamin Von Wong wholeheartedly believes so, and uses this belief as the jumping point for his project, Mermaids Hate Plastic.
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Xi told villagers, in what is a relatively poor and backward part of the country, that the party was there to serve the Chinese people "wholeheartedly".
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Trump said that if he were to win the nomination, however, she'll definitely be voting for him in the general election – to which she wholeheartedly agreed.
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After she and Paisley wed in 2003, her mother embraced her son-in-law wholeheartedly, but continued acting in ways her family had never seen before.
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Scorpio vibes are "all or nothing," so whether for pleasure or business, this is a day to devote yourself wholeheartedly to anything you are passionate about.
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We are much too fragile for that right now and I pray wholeheartedly that we can have some space as we navigate these next few weeks.
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" A third agreed wholeheartedly, even expanding the list of awards that Pitt should win: "Brad Pitt's running gait in War Machine is worthy of an Oscar.
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Despite Green scepticism, she said she wholeheartedly supported the EU going carbon neutral by 2050 and said the bloc should harvest benefits of environmentally-friendly policies.
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Trump spokeswoman Katrina Pierson told CNN's New Day after the debate that Trump is "wholeheartedly against abortion funding" but pointed to some services that he favored.
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"This is me wholeheartedly and I don't care if other people don't understand it," Lennox tells Broadly about her first full-length album due this spring.
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China's Defence Ministry said in a statement its military's tradition was to help those in need as part of its commitment to "wholeheartedly serve the people".
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The agency believed Facebook would fight wholeheartedly any attempt to depose Zuckerberg, Jim Kohm the FTC's director of enforcement, told Business Insider in an interview Wednesday.
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"It didn't feel like you believed it wholeheartedly," Harry Connick Jr. pointed out after La'Porsha acted her way through that performance because she'd been forced to.
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Even people who wholeheartedly agree with the scientific consensus have sometimes responded in unhelpful and dangerous ways, including hoarding face masks, toilet paper and even guns.
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When we do, we will look back at elective abortion and wonder — as we do now with polluting and smoking — why we so wholeheartedly embraced it.
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Evan McMorris-Santoro talked to the founders of the company about their controversial business model, and to one of the customers who is wholeheartedly on board.
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You could have "unfollowed" or blocked him and perhaps experienced the same relief, but — I wholeheartedly endorse stepping away altogether for your mental and emotional health.
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And remember that you can prepare for cognitively demanding work sessions by listening to upbeat music just beforehand , a ritual we&aposve embraced wholeheartedly at JotForm.
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One response was revealing: A friend claimed that the president-elect would do wonders for the country, even as she wholeheartedly denounced him on this issue.
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Failing to support him wholeheartedly means senators will have to explain to their own voters why they are condemning a Republican President in his reelection effort.
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At the same time, Democrats on the trail are not wholeheartedly embracing Obama's approaches on unresolved conflicts that drew mixed reviews under Obama, such as Syria.
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The Chinese Catholic Patriotic Association and Bishops' Conference of the Catholic Church in China said in a statement in state media they "wholeheartedly supported" the deal.
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Like all American manufacturers, we believe wholeheartedly that American businesses and workers should be on a level playing field, and that bad actors should be punished.
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The rail industry may have seemingly embraced KarTrak wholeheartedly, spending $21988 million on its implementation between 299.9 and 290, according to the St. Louis Post Dispatch.
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"Community and emotional connection are a big part of what drives consumer spending — something Matt and Mark understand wholeheartedly," said Forerunner's Kirsten Green in the funding announcement.
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During the rose ceremony, every man attempts to get Lee kicked off the show by silently and wholeheartedly wishing it to happen, as Rachel hands out boutonnieres.
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As the former chief investigator for the House Committee on Government Reform and Oversight during the Clinton administration, I believe wholeheartedly that sunlight is the best disinfectant.
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As a single woman entirely happy with my lot in life, I wholeheartedly object to being identified homogenous member of a target market in need of empowerment.
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I've seen some of the products that the DOL wants to protect us from, and I can say wholeheartedly that some of these products are unadulterated crap.
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We wholeheartedly support Wendy in this decision to take the time she needs and we will welcome her back with open arms the moment she is ready.
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There are a few inspiring players leading the way (such as LegalZoom), but it appears the industry has not yet wholeheartedly embraced the benefits involved in legaltech.
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" Blanchett added that should there be a reason for the case to be reopened in a court of law, she is "absolutely, wholeheartedly in support of that.
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Howard Schwartz, Maplewood, N.J. I wholeheartedly disagree with Jenna Wortham's views in thinking social media has in any shape, manner or form improved the way we grieve.
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Then, my cousin and my aunt were both diagnosed with cancer, and I thought, Okay, if I'm going to do this, I'm going to support them wholeheartedly.
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Some people believe this so wholeheartedly that they refuse to date bisexual people, thinking that bisexual women will eventually turn straight and bisexual men will turn gay.
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But he said Poland's national interests came first in any debate over the future of the EU and that he "wholeheartedly" supported PiS's overhaul of the judiciary.
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"I am very conscious about the 'white savior' concept and believe wholeheartedly in the power of storytelling alone as a tool for education and awareness," Hylton said.
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Kendra believes Malil just pulled off a big acting job, and wholeheartedly disagrees with the parole board's assessment that he's a low risk for committing future violence.
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"I know a lot of people think that Wall Street only votes their pocket book or only votes because of regulation, and I wholeheartedly disagree," Wolf said.
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During your campaign for governor, you openly toyed with legalizing marijuana and prostitution, although, if I'm not mistaken, you didn't wholeheartedly endorse either idea at the time.
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I felt the only way to not have the pitfall of making it such a pressure-filled situation was to dive in wholeheartedly into all things Freddie.
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Jackson, who is known for using the phrase in a number of his films, took to Twitter on Sunday night to "wholeheartedly endorse" Tlaib's choice of language.
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I'm lucky and burdened to be married to a man who will not do this if I don't wholeheartedly want to be a part of it all.
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In short, the AV START Act is an inclusive and pro-innovation approach to the safe and expeditious rollout of autonomous vehicles and we support it wholeheartedly.
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But since this is the role in which Trump has cast her, she should embrace it wholeheartedly—to make him pay for painting her as the enemy.
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For Botto, the experience felt subversive—during her session, it took her a few minutes to feel comfortable, but she eventually threw herself into the activity wholeheartedly.
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I know I'm arriving a little late to this but just letting you know I wholeheartedly agree—we missed the mark, and we're revising the piece accordingly.
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He turned down the offer despite wholeheartedly trusting the person who made it, knowing there was excellent growth potential and it would require essentially no capital investment.
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But there's one in particular that both Republicans and Democrats should support wholeheartedly: the $25.2 billion request to fund NASA, a 12% boost over the prior year.
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Like their delicious cousin, the egg roll, they originated in China, and were wholeheartedly adopted and then reinvented in the Philippines along with other neighboring island nations.
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Jenny and Mary support Karl and Friedrich's work wholeheartedly, but also within the parameters of a division of labor that seems beyond the reach of their politics.
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To throw in so wholeheartedly with an unpopular and corrupt president in order to maximize your odds of enacting an unpopular legislative agenda is brave, not cowardly.
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While you should never forget your loftier goals, for now, throw yourself wholeheartedly into the more pragmatic puzzle of figuring out how to live in the world.
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While I wholeheartedly agree that there is a shortage of empathy and contrition in our culture today, I'm not so sure if it's endemic only to men.
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Mr. Sanders, for his part, again denied making the remark and said he would campaign wholeheartedly for either of the women onstage if they won the nomination.
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"The dress code was 'Sunday Best,' and never, even in the annals of Met Galas past, have boldfaced names raced so wholeheartedly toward a theme," she added.
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If you want to improve your dog&aposs nutrition (and their health by extension) and you&aposre considering fresh food, we wholeheartedly recommend The Farmer&aposs Dog.
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Given what's at stake, the Taxpayers Protection Alliance wholeheartedly supports this idea if it means passing pro-growth, comprehensive tax reform before the end of the year.
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Still, UNESCO's pattern of abuse continued, leaving the Trump administration with no option but to remove the United States from the organization, a move I wholeheartedly support.
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Coming from a different medium, Gross believes wholeheartedly in gaming's potential to continue pushing the boundaries on what kinds of stories media can tell about young women.
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As fellow artists and architects, we wholeheartedly support cultural institutions like the ICA-Boston who refuse to bow to forces in favor of censorship or quelling dialogue.
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In fact, Macy not only supports Rossum in the negotiation, but the Wild Hogs actor wholeheartedly supports equal pay for all women, all the time, across the country.
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The company has also been positioning itself in developing markets, where the Nokia name still has a fair amount of cache, by wholeheartedly adopting Google's Android One program.
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The rapper continued to lay down praise for the movie, retweeting favorable praise from other Twitter users and disagreeing wholeheartedly when contrarians jumped in his mentions to argue.
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As much as Another Life wholeheartedly embraces its own hot nonsense, it's also building up to something and dammit, I want to see how it all turns out.
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I admit this wholeheartedly too, while I also consider this statement a top-tier self-sacrifice—one of which, may haunt me for the rest of my life.
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Few think the frustration with Buttigieg's victory lap will prove costly in the long run — if he's the nominee, his critics said, they plan to wholeheartedly support him.
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My colleague Chaim Gartenberg called the Notebook 9 Pro "a reference design" when it was first announced in January, and I have to agree wholeheartedly with his assessment.
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Lequeu entered the public works administration after the Revolution, and, with Louis XVI's head carted off, he seems to have wholeheartedly embraced the values of the new republic.
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She believes wholeheartedly in God, so she can't reconcile the fact that Gilead — a country founded on Biblical principals — would deprive her of an honest, God-serving love.
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Sanders is the leading advocate for Medicare for All in the primary, and only a couple candidates have wholeheartedly endorsed his vision — which includes effectively dismantling private insurance.
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Huawei Honor 5x (added 6/2016)A handy phone when looking at the spec sheet, but Huawei's skinning of Android is too divisive for us to recommend wholeheartedly.
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And if he were to put himself in that position, he would get my support wholeheartedly – unless it comes to a financial dollar, then we've got to talk.
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"Once the Spacey situation happened, Michelle nicely, wholeheartedly and voluntarily made herself available for reshoots and in turn was paid the per diem reshoot rate," the source explains.
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But it would need 23 Republicans to support it, assuming every Democrat is on board, and only a handful of GOP representatives have wholeheartedly endorsed the BRIDGE Act.
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"The EPP remains wholeheartedly committed to the European project and to the process of further integration with the remaining 27 member states," the group said in a statement.
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Hunt was given the choice—swing wholeheartedly each time Miocic promised that he was stepping in, or wait a little longer to discern if the strikes were real.
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Prince told Reuters he "wholeheartedly agreed" with the Electronic Frontier Foundation's post and said he was hopeful it would help spark a more thoughtful debate about internet regulation.
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But Balderson has faced stiff competition from Melanie Leneghan, a businesswoman who is running as an outsider who has said she will wholeheartedly back Trump's agenda in Washington.
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I wholeheartedly congratulate Professor Bostic on his history-making appointment, and applaud the Atlanta Fed for making this long-overdue selection, but clearly more progress must be made.
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Mr. Hodsoll successfully lobbied against such draconian measures; the president, though intent on cutting the federal budget considerably, was not wholeheartedly behind the Stockman plan for the endowment.
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Men who wholeheartedly buy into rape myths, downplay sexual assault as a problem, and hold rigid views of women's place in the home are more likely to transgress.
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Ms. Mack tended to throw herself wholeheartedly into experiences, a habit she said she developed at a young age when she watched her mother battle and beat cancer.
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"We wholeheartedly believe the Museum of the Bible represents an 'Ark of the Covenant' for our nation, bearing witness to his goodness," they proclaimed in their promotional material.
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While I wholeheartedly believe that one can make an economic case in favor of the Endangered Species Act, I find myself dismayed that it may come to that.
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Jorgensen lives and works remotely in the high plains desert of Utah, and wholeheartedly embraces the practice of building the community you want to be a part of.
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In the messages, Ms. Manafort said in 2013 that her father "wholeheartedly opposes" her sister Jessica's marriage to Mr. Yohai, whose financial problems had deeply concerned Mr. Manafort.
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He risks angering Democrats who wanted him to wholeheartedly vote for both articles of impeachment but also alienating Republicans who would rather he not back impeachment at all.
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As CEOs of some of the largest and most active outdoors groups in the country, we, along with our millions of members, wholeheartedly support them in this effort.
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Apart from being a spectacular comeback, Sambora's quip gets at how rewarding creating a song that people respond to wholeheartedly night after night, year after year can be.
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" New York's Louise Slaughter, the committee's senior Democrat, while talking about the methane rule during the one-hour hearing bluntly said: "I disagree wholeheartedly with what you're doing.
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"I wholeheartedly believed we were doing something real that other people made lame claims to but weren't fully embracing in terms of operating sustainably and righteously," Fidanza remembers.
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Shannon Sharpe says he "1,000% wholeheartedly disagrees" with every word Jim Brown said about Colin Kaepernick ... telling TMZ Sports he's incredibly disappointed in the NFL Hall of Famer.
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In the Real Housewives franchise there are two sets of women: Those who adamantly deny getting plastic surgery (even if photos suggest otherwise) and those that wholeheartedly embrace it.
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Pitkethly said it was "a bit of a relief" to be able to finally "engage wholeheartedly" with private equity suitors which have been circling the unit for some time.
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Enjoying Halloween wholeheartedly, the football star shared his costume on Instagram, captioning it with a fictitious formal write-up that documents his unwillingness to practice on the spooky day.
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Still, my family uses credit cards for nearly all our purchases (at least the ones we can) and I believe wholeheartedly that credit doesn't cause us to spend more.
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She will wholeheartedly make the case that Instagram is a societal good, but she has strong feelings about "influencers" branding themselves as activists to cash in on corporate sponsorships.
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While the Museum does not take sides in any debate, we wholeheartedly stand for critical thinking, open conversation, free exchange of ideas, listening, and viewing issues from varying perspectives.
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"Both NOAA and NASA wholeheartedly agree that this year is record warm so far and will end up as warmest or very close to warmest in the modern record."
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I certainly enjoyed it more than Patrick, but I can't say that I'd wholeheartedly encourage you to seek it out unless it pops up on PS Plus sometime soon.
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The Soviets embraced all this wholeheartedly: the Peoples' Friendship University of Russia, founded in 1960 to provide education for students from developing nations, was renamed the Patrice Lumumba University.
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CARBON NEUTRAL SUPPORT Despite Green scepticism, she said she wholeheartedly supported the EU going carbon neutral by 2050 and said the bloc should harvest benefits of environmentally-friendly policies.
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By early this year, the president had wholeheartedly taken to the technology, proposing about $4 billion in the federal budget for driverless car research and development over 10 years.
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" In October, Eller said Southwest Key "wholeheartedly welcomed the Office of Refugee Resettlement's decision to suspend operations at Hacienda Del Sol and are working to thoroughly retrain our staff.
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So if you wholeheartedly believe that you are an achiever and not just a dreamer, you know for a fact that you need to ask for any available help.
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Plenty of people did the hard work of trying to answer that before I wholeheartedly agreed to preview "Why The Butterflies," the final track on the record, last week.
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Hannah acknowledged that the show is "a very scary way to find love, but for it to ever work you have to take the risk," and Mike wholeheartedly agreed.
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Then again, even if you believe in God wholeheartedly, it can be tempting to think of all of life as a stupid, silly joke that makes you feel small.
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With respect to DACA [Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals] recipients here in New Mexico and across the country, I wholeheartedly advocate for them to have a path to citizenship.
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Because, even in during a tragedy, the internet can be terrible, Good Guy Fieri was accused of serving up nothing but a publicity stunt—allegations which he wholeheartedly disputes.
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A few years ago, the current minister of justice wholeheartedly defended the legislation that left me and all illegitimate children with fewer rights than the offspring of married parents.
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Dr. Laurance said that while he "wholeheartedly" agreed with the researchers' message to policy experts, even more aggressive action was needed to stop global resource extraction and industrial expansion.
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"We wholeheartedly support widespread access to self-testing, ideally with free distribution campaigns focusing on populations most affected by HIV," said Daniel Simoes of the HIV testing initiative EuroTEST.
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There was a point in time as well when the lifestyle we had embraced so wholeheartedly started to turn dark and our personal relationship with Steve Hewitt was eroding.
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This notion mirrors the many Brexit survivors in Great Britain who vowed (and some actually have) to go and live somewhere else (I wholeheartedly recommend some of the Nordics).
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For too long, China has refused to wholeheartedly assist the international community in putting pressure on the Kim Regime to scale back its nuclear program and provocations of war.
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Positive reviews overwhelmingly outweigh the negative ones on both sites, and many raved about the spacious room sizes and the location, which are two points I wholeheartedly agree with.
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It has been at the forefront of climate policy for decades — from demanding stringent fuel economy and emissions standards to wholeheartedly embracing renewable energy from the sun and wind.
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Reunited with his brand in 2013, Mr. Abboud inaugurated an online business, opened a Madison Avenue flagship and wholeheartedly dove back into the fray with full-scale fashion shows.
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"The Mustang Mach-E wholeheartedly rejects the notion that electric vehicles are only good at reducing gas consumption," said Hau Thai-Tang, Ford's chief product development and purchasing officer.
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And this will create tremendous benefits for the businesses that choose to wholeheartedly embrace this growing trend, as there are three ways the IoT can improve their bottom line:
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It believes wholeheartedly in the power of story, cherishing the idea that we can learn about ourselves and the world around us through the tales we tell one another.
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It's one of King's worst novels, a book that wholeheartedly gives in to his worst tendencies to have a protagonist's magically knowledgeable inner voices explain the world and reveal information.
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Memes are born when everyone is playing along, so when they wholeheartedly embraced how the public interpreted them as a couple, it was their relationship itself that became the meme.
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Far more polarizing than even the church of SoulCycle, CrossFit devotees live by WODs (workouts of the day) and believe wholeheartedly in the power and community of the box (a.k.
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Do you think he'll be intimidated into a commitment if at the end of it all he truly feels that he can't wholeheartedly dedicate himself to any of these women?
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One could reasonably suspect that President Trump — who openly admires Vladimir Putin and often denies Russian meddling in the 2016 campaign — is not wholeheartedly committed to deterring and punishing Russia.
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When we reached out to an Adult Swim spokesperson, they said that, "We wholeheartedly support Dan and the entire team of talented female writers and crew on Rick and Morty."
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" He added that he "wholeheartedly" endorses the succession plan created by the board of directors, and that Maddox would "carry on the plans and vision for the company I created.
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Part of me agrees wholeheartedly with Paul, but the other part of me has taken the time to glance at a mirror with the Porta Pro Wireless on my head.
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Kobach also said that he advised Trump to pursue an investigation into baseless allegations that "millions" of undocumented immigrants voted in the election, a conspiracy the president has wholeheartedly embraced.
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We actually think that you should just enjoy whatever the hell you want to enjoy, and if giant superhero movie replicas are your cup of tea, we support you wholeheartedly.
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Ocasio-Cortez has proposed a 70 percent tax rate on earnings above $10 million, an idea that wasn't embraced wholeheartedly by the billionaires and millionaires gathered at the annual meeting.
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"We in this department will continue every single day to work hard to serve the national interest and we wholeheartedly join the priorities that President Trump...gave us," he said.
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Opening up exclusively to PEOPLE in this week's issue, the race car driver admitted that he wholeheartedly regrets proposing to Kufrin while he was still in love with Burnham, 26.
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Veronica Morgia , Wholeheartedly Fit I should mention that all my clients are awesome—I work with people who are working hard toward their goals and want to get stuff done.
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Kellerman is more likely than Smith to wholeheartedly defend the former N.F.L. quarterback Colin Kaepernick's protest against police brutality, for instance—and Smith has become quicker to criticize LeBron James.
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Boiler Room wholeheartedly rejects the approach taken by the law enforcement and security at Split Rock, and any kind of underlying intolerance and hatred that may have underpinned their aggression.
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"I agree wholeheartedly that an absolute NDA (covering non-classified information) would likely be unenforceable if it covered the period during which an official serves with the government," said Verkerke.
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Drifting every which way amid plain, vaporous song sketches, he often sounds tired, as if aching so sorely and immersing so wholeheartedly in such soft, edgeless music is exhausting him.
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" A child who learns these words learns that an apology consists of four parts: 1) Genuine remorse (not "I don't remember it that way" but "I am truly, wholeheartedly sorry.
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Many people are calling World the most accessible Monster Hunter game, and as a person who has tried, many times, to play Monster Hunter, I can echo that statement wholeheartedly.
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Those with their Lilith in Taurus love sex and affection wholeheartedly, and will do almost anything for pleasure; hence, it is their karmic duty to control their sensuality and possessiveness.
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Liz PaganBloomfield, N.J. To the Editor: I wholeheartedly agree that the diet industry (as well as the cosmetics and fashion industries) does little to help anyone in the long run.
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As a retired science teacher, climate activist and grandmother, I wholeheartedly support the candidate who recognizes this crisis and is committed to do what is needed to soften its blow.
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In contrast to the image I had of her in my mind, Piper spoke softly, laughed wholeheartedly and smiled often, even as she mentioned several times that she was exhausted.
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" He said that Biden has "devoted himself wholeheartedly on a multitude of overseas trips and in domestic interactions" to "honoring and recognizing those who have served our nation in uniform.
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We wholeheartedly encourage everyone who's able to head on over to the digital music platform, open thy wallets, and throw down some nickels and dimes for a damn good cause.
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Before that year, in Kiev, El Lissitzky was occupied mostly with illustrating Jewish books, but in 1919 he wholeheartedly embraced a Communist aesthetic, with new forms for a new society.
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His solution was to return wholeheartedly to the script, which was something the New Wave often denigrated in favor of mise-en-scène and the totalizing vision of the auteur.
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On Friday, Harris put out a video on social media that said he would "wholeheartedly" welcome a new election in the district if the board's investigation uncovers proof of fraud.
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The Clinton camp views Sanders and those around him as sore losers who did not wholeheartedly back her in 22017 and who can't play well with others on the left.
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The Clinton camp views Sanders and those around him as sore losers who did not wholeheartedly back her in 773 and who can't play well with others on the left.
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"She's done a great service to our country and public service, and I supported her wholeheartedly, but I believe it's time for another nominee," said Senate Minority Whip Dick Durbin.
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Chris agreed with that last point wholeheartedly, and offered an enlightening comparison to the United States that I thought Australia Letter readers might want to chew over and comment on.
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The stock surge showcases just how surprising the resolution is, especially given how wholeheartedly Apple appeared to be moving forward with Intel to keep Qualcomm tech out of their mobile devices.
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I wouldn't have been able to imagine his laughing wholeheartedly, or known how amazing it felt to actually be with the person you were with and feel that he liked you!
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And by blaming Republican leaders for their failure to wholeheartedly endorse his campaign, Trump also opens up the possibility of a face-saving excuse if he crashes to defeat in November.
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What The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina ultimately suggests, then, is that perhaps the witch fantasy of today is too potent, too transgressive, too unsettling, for pop culture to embrace it wholeheartedly.
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"We in this department will continue every single day to work hard to serve the national interest and we wholeheartedly join the priorities that President Trump...gave us," Sessions told reporters.
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Trump also injected drama into the national security debate this week by wholeheartedly endorsing Russian President Vladimir Putin as a strong leader who has fared better than U.S. President Barack Obama.
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Some VCs, such as General Catalyst, have dedicated themselves wholeheartedly to seeking out the more promising of these; GC has actually backed four of the same startups that Slack has: Butter.
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But Stephen Colbert also had to say something about Trump's lazy retweet of Mike Pence, which added no more than a "I agree wholeheartedly!" to Pence's condemnation of the attempted attack.
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With this clear choice in mind, on Sunday I resigned my position with the DNC so I can wholeheartedly support Sanders as the Democratic nominee for president of the United States.
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An apology will not fix everything that has been broken over the past few years, but if done wholeheartedly, it can humanize Mr. Trump in ways that we can only imagine.
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Benjamin was finally confident that his audience could be persuaded to enter wholeheartedly into a story without discomfort—or, at least, he was finally confident that he could do so himself.
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I am lucky and burdened to be married to a man who will not do this if I don't wholeheartedly want to be a part of it all -- he just won't.
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In his open letter published in German newspaper Welt am Sonntag in April, Doepfner said he had laughed out loud over the poem and "wholeheartedly" supported what the comedian had said.
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The next day, we talked about how challenging it would be to wholeheartedly believe in an extreme diet, only to have friends and family try to talk you out of it.
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Unlike her stepmother, Melania Trump, who seemed uninterested in leveraging fashion for political capital during her tour through Asia with President Trump, Ivanka Trump seemed to have embraced the idea wholeheartedly.
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"I wholeheartedly believe in what Ice Cube and Jeff have brought to life with the Big3," Drexler said in a statement, referencing the league's co-founders, Ice Cube and Jeff Kwatinetz.
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"I congratulate him wholeheartedly on his great career within FIFA, in which he has consistently demonstrated his expertise and professionalism, as well as his dedication to this great organization," she said.
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Jabra's Elite 65t is the first pair of "truly" wireless (as in, there isn't even a wire between the left and the right) earbuds that Wirecutter wholeheartedly recommends, Ms. Misra explained.
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But I have been surprised by the number of times she'll tell me that she has seen some news item on Instagram or Snapchat, an activity whose point I wholeheartedly endorse.
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Dickies is known for designing, manufacturing and selling workwear across a range of industries, and the fashion world has embraced the brand wholeheartedly as part of its infatuation with utilitarian attire.
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I make the trips because I'm wholeheartedly committed to a candidate who may not have the highest poll numbers, but who has the most ambitious vision for our country — Michael Bennet.
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I agree wholeheartedly with those who are pushing back against any "official" architectural style, but at the same time I get that we can do better when designing our public buildings.
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"We wholeheartedly believe that Bernie can win the nomination, defeat Donald Trump in November, and usher in down-ballot victories that will help jump-start the political revolution," the group said.
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In "20th Century Women," likewise, although Mills attempts to focus on Jamie's coming of age, the movie belongs wholeheartedly to Bening, and to the age, come and gone, that she enshrines.
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The Clearing House Association said it "wholeheartedly" backs the bill and recommended the legislation clarify that financial institutions can get access to the ownership information that would be reported to states.
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"This Administration wholeheartedly believes that people have the right to a roof over their heads and to choose where they want to live," de Blasio Press Secretary Freddi Goldstein told CNN.
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So I think we're going to see all of these things addressed and I think we need governments to step forward, but I actually wholeheartedly agree with what you also said.
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" "If the church proves unable to respond wholeheartedly and make this issue a priority, all of our other activities of evangelization, works of mercy and education, are all going to suffer.
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I was still living in the lower east side of New York but I had to consciously retreat from a lot of the environments I had wholeheartedly hurled myself into before.
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If you look at the comments accompanying certain reviews or survey fans' posts about Batman v Superman on social media, you'll find many fans who wholeheartedly believe this is the case.
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While waiting at the crosswalk for the light to change, she turned to me and said, "I'm so happy to have finally met a mom like me," a sentiment I shared wholeheartedly.
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Trump, along with Vice President Mike Pence, have thrown their weight wholeheartedly behind Balderson in an effort to secure what would be an important symbolic victory for Republicans before the November elections.
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If you can get down with a breakfast burrito, we can wholeheartedly assure you that you will be into this quesadilla, filled to the brim with cheesy scrambled eggs and breakfast sausage.
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Though Rachel Lindsay has found her happily ever after, second runner-up Eric Bigger believes her decision to send Peter Kraus home and say "yes" to Bryan Abasolo's proposal wasn't made wholeheartedly.
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On the other hand, Outlaw King is the kind of movie that, were it not a Netflix release, I would wholeheartedly rewatch every single time it was on TV. It's not Braveheart.
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It is hard to imagine Trump bearing John Quincy Adams' spear and shield of freedom, independence and peace, but it happens to be a concept that America's European allies can embrace wholeheartedly.
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Less than 48 hours after Shanynthia Gardner allegedly stabbed her four young children to death, the grandmother of the sole surviving child says she still "wholeheartedly" loves her former daughter-in-law.
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"We both knew wholeheartedly that we were going to be out here for our kids for as long as it takes," Cain said, referring to herself and her husband, also a teacher.
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Whether you're specifically looking for deep fitted sheets, bedding for a regular mattress, or a new linen tablecloth, I confidently and wholeheartedly say that this is the best place to buy it.
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Lana's music has gradually become slower, quieter, and less electronic over the years, with more open space and room for echo, and here she wholeheartedly embraces a bygone mode of acoustic warmth.
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"The Mustang Mach-E wholeheartedly rejects the notion that electric vehicles are only good at reducing gas consumption," Hau Thai-Tang, Ford's chief product development and purchasing officer, said in a statement.
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To the Editor: I understand the arguments about increased taxes and price controls on drugs and doctors' fees — to mention just a couple — but despite the authors' good intentions, I wholeheartedly disagree.
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" Norman adds that Yoko Ono "responded wholeheartedly" to the "Liverpool Wank" idea and coached John through writer's block as he wrote, "standing at his shoulder, the way Paul McCartney once used to.
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I know that I won't be able to get where you would need me to be by the end of this, wholeheartedly I know that I won't be able to get there.
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Confessing upfront about their gleeful fictions, the filmmakers reimagine a roughly five-week period in 1926 when McPherson (wholeheartedly played by Anna Margaret Hollyman) disappeared from a beach and was presumed dead.
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Sir Oliver kindly said that, with his insurance against no-deal in place, he would campaign wholeheartedly for Mr Johnson's deal and departure from the EU at the end of the month.
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And while many of Justice Kavanaugh's decisions -- and those of scores of lower court judges -- will likely be ones I wholeheartedly support, I would caution my Republican brethren against spiking the football.
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" Just hours later, Smith tweeted that he "misspoke" and that he would "wholeheartedly support" Pelosi if she feels continuing to withhold the articles would "help force a fair trial in the Senate.
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Trump, for his part, wholeheartedly backed the budget deal Wednesday after earlier in the week saying he would "love" to see a shutdown if Democrats do not get behind his immigration demands.
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" Ms. Mayer said she "wholeheartedly" accepts Ms. Omar's "apology for her word choice while also appreciating the moral stance that she takes on this issue, which is pretty unprecedented in today's Congress.
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Having 57 Refinery29 editors collectively test 392 products for our annual Beauty Innovator Awards means we can wholeheartedly recommend the 102 we've determined to be the best of the best this year.
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As a wine lover—I peruse a restaurant's wine list before I decide to dine there—I was already familiar with this style of wine, and I agreed wholeheartedly with this somm.
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She wholeheartedly devoted herself to that endeavor, and though she didn't strike the fatal blow, her armies and dragons were clearly crucial to helping the living triumph in the Battle of Winterfell.
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It's a demonstration of the joyous complexity of creative friendships, that each of them could dive wholeheartedly into such distinctive sounds and still raise their voices in unison whenever Good Willsmith convenes.
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" You hear the same story from Baghdad, where a senior civil servant, also speaking anonymously, agrees wholeheartedly: "They do not like something that is a vehicle for development, so football [is not permitted].
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In light of my experience as a professional athlete, I want to take this moment to encourage others who play sports professionally or otherwise to have confidence that sport will welcome them wholeheartedly.
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Teen dramas have certainly shown us young men like Season 2's DeMarcus Tillman (Melvin Gregg), the gregarious basketball star who's been marked for career greatness and who has wholeheartedly embraced that future.
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" Debmar-Mercury syndication company, which works with Williams, also released a statement, saying they "wholeheartedly support Wendy in this decision" and "will welcome her back with open arms the moment she is ready.
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I've been using the Google Pixel 3 XL since its launch two weeks ago, and I wholeheartedly agree with our review's conclusion that the Pixel 3 offers the best Android experience right now.
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The "Diced Pineapples" creator wholeheartedly stands behind the line, and even got a haircut during his launch event (at the Connecticut Barber Expo in Harford, Conn.) to live demo the products for onlookers.
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We of the Refinery29 entertainment team wholeheartedly believe that completing the entirety of a long, culturally important TV show is an equally noble endeavor, and belongs right up there on your resolutions list.
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He embraces wholeheartedly a future in which America polices the world — forever — refusing to reorient our foreign policy away from nation-building and toward restraint, diplomacy and free trade to ensure U.S. security.
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As I stroked his hair I wondered for a split second if he was right, if my ambition was somehow bad, if I was a selfish human for pursuing a career so wholeheartedly.
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Note: Every situation is different, and I can't wholeheartedly recommend the steps that I took that ultimately resulted in me regaining control over my domain name largely because they involved interacting with criminals.
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A lot of the guys I talked to wholeheartedly agree that they're a lot less selfish in bed than they used to be, but if I'm honest, I think some were bullshitting me.
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Speaking at a congressional hearing today, Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith said that his company "wholeheartedly" supports Apple in the ongoing case that's pitted the iPhone maker against the FBI.
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"At the end of the day, as I've said before, whatever Kevin decides, whatever Klay decides to do, whatever who decides to do, we had great years together and I support everybody wholeheartedly."
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"We want every guest to feel comfortable when they enter Lucky Strike and wholeheartedly feel that Justin deserves to have his privacy respected," a manager at the venue told PEOPLE in a statement.
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"I wholeheartedly believe he is being blackballed, to speak out in support of Eric Reid, who put his job on the line to fight for those who didn't have a voice," Jenkins said.
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And he believes, wholeheartedly, that the Hollywood pendulum will swing back to the sorts of movies he loves, and loves to make — like those of Billy Wilder, James L. Brooks and Wes Anderson.
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"As a father, grandfather, and Christian, I am wholeheartedly opposed to any policy that allows innocent children to be separated from their parents as they enter our country," Manchin said in a statement.
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I wholeheartedly agree with calls to ensure that any company that receives a bailout should immediately suspend stock buyback plans and dividend payments and cancel any bonus payments for CEOs and other executives.
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This is why I agree wholeheartedly with Hasen: Let's focus on balancing the inputs, while accepting that the outputs may deviate from what any of us would want for any number of reasons.
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Speaking at a congressional hearing today, Microsoft President and Chief Legal Officer Brad Smith said that his company "wholeheartedly" supports Apple in the ongoing case that's pitted the iPhone maker against the FBI.
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The visits, which followed ones last month by a team of North Korean provincial governors, dovetailed with Mr. Kim's new emphasis on building the North Korean economy, a move that China supports wholeheartedly.
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" Speaking Sunday on CBS "Face the Nation," Sanders said he wholeheartedly supports Israel and would do "everything I can to protect the independence and the security and the freedom of the Israeli people.
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Ms. Kopatchinskaja wholeheartedly joins Mr. Currentzis in bringing the untamed spirit of the primitivist "Les Noces" ("The Wedding") into their fascinating deconstruction of Tchaikovsky's war horse concerto, virtuosic in its own willful way.
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KEVIN HARRISON Glen Cove, N.Y. To the Editor: I applaud Christopher Suprun for his courage in rejecting Donald Trump as our next president and I agree wholeheartedly with his reasons for doing so.
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I was drawn to acting because I felt it would allow me to become the whole, embodied person I remembered being in childhood — one that could imagine freely, listen deeply and feel wholeheartedly.
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Deregulation, another core theme, has been an initiative the Trump administration has undertaken wholeheartedly – it claims that for every new regulation authored under its watch during fiscal year 2017, 22 have been repealed.
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The Black Lives Matter movement, for example, has wholeheartedly embraced the Palestinian cause, backing the call for economic pressure on Israel to end the occupation and for US policy to do the same.
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Then we stopped filming so we could talk about which voice [Ethan] uses when, and we were like, "Alright, so I guess this is a part of Ethan's character," which I welcomed wholeheartedly.
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As someone who's been in the field and seen how easy it is to make mistakes, I agree wholeheartedly with your recommendation for a minimum 10-year survey between First Contact and Trade Establishment.
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The Trump administration and some Iranians in the diaspora have wholeheartedly embraced a week of anti-government protests that mostly began in small towns and cities and have since spread across the entire country.
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"(What) I'd support wholeheartedly — because of the nature of what we're dealing with on the continent, especially Kenya — would be creation of a working group on digital commerce," said Kenyan Foreign Minister Amina Mohamed.
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Express readers occasionally pause their paroxysms over immigration to bemoan the England squad for not wholeheartedly bellowing along to God Save the Queen like eleven blood and thunder patriots about to storm the Somme.
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Throughout, the songwriter, once content to deal in ephemeral beat work or affected folk recordings, dives wholeheartedly into the UK's most vibrant cultural export of the moment: the gruff and gritty atmospherics of grime.
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Sources said the chief of staff, John Kelly, knew in the fall of 2017 that Porter had not been able to get security clearance because of the allegations, but continued to back him wholeheartedly.
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I was willing to be a martyr to sacrifice my life for Jesus, because it was such a conviction for me—I was so wholeheartedly into it—I thought nothing of risking my life.
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"The joint proposed plan is approved wholeheartedly by the court," U.S. District Judge Dana Sabraw said at a hearing in San Diego attended by U.S. Department of Justice and American Civil Liberties Union lawyers.
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" I think I wholeheartedly believed that he would fight for it, and the fact that he didn't only further solidified like, "Okay — then this is truly what we need to be doing right now.
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We agree wholeheartedly that it's time to transition to an American engine, and we're working tirelessly to field that new all-American vehicle in roughly half the time it's taken to develop previous rockets.
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Dewey said, "It is clear that Mr. Roosevelt has been re-elected for a fourth term, and every good American will wholeheartedly accept the will of the people," according to The New York Times.
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We believe late Alaska Republican Senator Ted Stevens had it right when he called this project, "the wrong mine in the wrong place," and we, along with over a million other Americans, wholeheartedly agree.
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All of the Ivies (as well as other schools with huge endowments) have wholeheartedly embraced what has become known as the Yale model, which calls for heavy allocations to these so-called alternative investments.
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White evangelicals, more than almost any other constituency, have repeatedly chosen to support Mr. Trump wholeheartedly to advance their cultural priorities, despite occasionally bristling at his character and approach to race, immigration and women.
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As her show developed, "I decided that I wouldn't put anybody on TV who I didn't feel like I could honestly and wholeheartedly recommend to my audience that they were worth watching," she said.
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In testimony before the City Council in September of this year, the city's chief of detectives wholeheartedly endorsed the idea of recording the whole process, and he said that it was already city policy.
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Maybe it's just the guts of director Rian Johnson to throw this scene into The Last Jedi that has us blown away, but the green milk is canon now, and we've embraced it wholeheartedly.
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She had earlier in the campaign waffled on whether Medicare-for-all was the right path forward, but Warren has discarded those reservations in recent weeks and wholeheartedly embraced Sanders's Medicare-for-all proposal.
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"It's too early to wholeheartedly buy these currencies because of the chances of escalating trade tension between U.S. and its trading partners," said Omer Esiner, chief market analyst at Commonwealth Foreign Exchange in Washington.
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"It's too early to wholeheartedly buy these currencies because of the chances of escalating trade tension between the U.S. and its trading partners," said Omer Esiner, chief market analyst at Commonwealth Foreign Exchange in Washington.
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"It boils my blood because I wholeheartedly believe that gender is irrelevant and yet for some reason people with bodies like mine are not paid the same as cis (non-trans) gay men," Gomes said.
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I believe wholeheartedly that attitude has allowed its designers not just to look at the world today but rather the future and what cars will be — and, more importantly, car buyers will want from them.
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But Sphero, makers of BB-8 and the original remote controlled ball that the droid toy was built on, have wholeheartedly (and properly) embraced STEM with an impressive app environment revealed a few months ago.
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A movie version of the acclaimed series was first teased in 2016 when Dockery admitted that a big-screen extension was "something I would wholeheartedly consider," during an interview with the U.K.'s The Telegraph.
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In the Premier League, Arsenal was singled out as an example of a club who wholeheartedly supported the Rainbow Laces initiative, which calls on players and professional teams to wear rainbow-coloured laces during games.
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Doepfner expressed solidarity with Boehmermann in an open letter published in German newspaper Welt am Sonntag in April, saying he had laughed out loud over the poem and "wholeheartedly" supported what the comedian had said.
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And mind you, I'm a Jewish studies major, and committed wholeheartedly to my Jewish identity and community at large, but sometimes it's hard for Orthodox people to see outside of their monolithic understanding of Jewishness.
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"In light of my experience as a professional athlete, I want to take this moment to encourage others who play sports professionally or otherwise to have confidence that sport will welcome them wholeheartedly," he said.
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I wholeheartedly support the battle against cheats who willingly choose to breach the antidoping rules, violate the spirit of athletic competition and leave a stain on the reputation of their countries and their fellow athletes.
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It would be naïve, however, to expect Democrats to throw themselves wholeheartedly into the project of turning out the state's Hispanics given that they already control solid majorities in California's State Assembly and State Senate.
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When you ask yourself what you want, and you hear from deep down inside your gut, "This is what I want," that discerning voice is the voice of truth to which you should commit wholeheartedly.
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In an open letter published in German newspaper Welt am Sonntag in April, Doepfner expressed solidarity with Boehmermann, saying he had laughed out loud over the poem and "wholeheartedly" supported what the comedian had said.
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"We do have a plan, so I dispute that wholeheartedly," the spokeswoman told reporters, adding that the government had set out its intention to begin formal divorce talks before the end of March next year.
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Meanwhile, Medicare for all has emerged as a litmus test for 2020 Democratic presidential candidates, with some wholeheartedly endorsing the concept and others backing more moderate proposals, such as letting younger Americans buy into Medicare.
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The publication suggests that before wholeheartedly believing a report: Check your emotions; Question the source; Be aware of your biases; Consider the message; Search for more information; Question the source again; and Question the content.
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The oft-mined tropes here would have benefited from more original insights and deeper humor, and the novel's tone never fully settles; still, one wholeheartedly hopes that they all find some measure of future happiness.
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All my other friends had stopped believing years ago, but 14-year-old me still clung to the holiday nostalgia and was the only one left in 8th grade that still wholeheartedly believed in Santa.
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"This is something that I want to wholeheartedly stress: We do not censor any content based on political sensitivities," Vanessa Pappas, the general manager of TikTok North America and Australia, told the New York Times.
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And I agree with you wholeheartedly about that wildly inappropriate Slow Clapper, about the viewer of Slave Play who listens to each black character's revelation and interprets it as a moment that merits individual recognition.
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I have also been called "selfish" for not wanting to pursue motherhood—which I now wholeheartedly agree with as one of the reasons why I don't want kids is that I'm very self-contained and insular.
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Amidst all of the Bachelor backlash following the bombshell that Arie Luyendyk Jr. proposed to Becca Kufrin, only to dump her for runner-up Lauren Burnham there is at least one person who wholeheartedly defends him.
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These options effectively replace on-board navigation – Chevrolet says it didn't think that's necessary anymore now that virtually all drivers are walking around with the world's greatest mapping services in their pockets, and I agree wholeheartedly.
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" The same story is included in Hart's 2017 memoir, Lucky Jim, where he writes that Baldwin, who had just met his future first wife Kim Basinger, wholeheartedly agreed to the date without hesitation, saying, "I'm there.
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North Carolina GOP candidate Mark Harris said in a video Friday that he would "wholeheartedly" support a new election if evidence of fraud is presented in North Carolina's 9th congressional district race, the Washington Post reports.
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True, Kaine acted at times like an over-eager kid trying to hard to impress us, but at least he wholeheartedly believes in what he and Hillary Clinton are trying to sell to the American public.
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But now, in what is both the peak and twilight of his long career, Sanders has no real choice: he has to wholeheartedly embrace a leadership role in the very party he so long resisted joining.
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Others, like Viva Pomona and the eclectic Neon Desert Festival in El Paso, headlined this year by Daddy Yankee, book a mix of Latinx and Anglo artists that wholeheartedly acknowledges the cultural diversity of their cities.
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One person she did agree with wholeheartedly, however, was Reddit user B8le's advice to just appreciate a girl's photo, rather than respond to it with a DM about her breasts or, even worse, a dick pic.
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His Twitter recklessly, ruthlessly epitomizes that familiar stereotype of the generation we share: He believes wholeheartedly in his own specialness, even as he becomes increasingly disillusioned with a world that is poorly equipped to notice it.
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Those females that are out there and didn't have a role model, and didn't have somebody to say that, yes, this is a possibility for you, now they do, and I take that responsibility on wholeheartedly.
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Shakespeare dominates on-demand theater the way he dominates classical stages, and few institutions have embraced streaming as wholeheartedly as Shakespeare's Globe (Available worldwide, 29.97 to 295.64 pounds to rent, 83 to 28 pounds to buy).
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Both Tellez and Cindy Pedraza Puente, who co-owns CocoAndré, a Mexican chocolatier that creates artisanal chocolates for the Day of the Dead in Dallas, said that not everyone in their community embraces the tradition wholeheartedly.
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"I am wholeheartedly hoping for FIFA to deprive Iran from participating in the World Cup for banning Shojaei and Haji Safi," said another Iranian soccer fan, Hushang Mirza, on Twitter, referring to soccer's world governing body.
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As more opportunities and accolades inevitably come her way, time will tell which pop-star traditions Eilish will wholeheartedly welcome, which she'll rework in her own style and which she'll reject with her signature side-eye.
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Both of these masterpieces had appealed to me, as they had to their first audiences, as adventure stories, wild travelogues that left readers torn between believing the tale wholeheartedly and revelling in its obviously fantastical telling.
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We believe wholeheartedly in empowering our students as readers and leaders, and providing our young people with the time and space to read, discuss and celebrate books that affirm and value their identities and lived experiences.
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Likewise, University of Florida officials had previously said they were compelled by the First Amendment to rent university space to Spencer's group for an event on September 12, even if they wholeheartedly disagreed with his views.
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While I wholeheartedly agree with the US Supreme Court's determination that digital simulations are protected free speech, I also believe that just because we have the freedom to build anything we want, doesn't mean that we should.
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"I wholeheartedly support the authors' point here," said Ferguson, who, along with Markey, was one of the 200 researchers at the time to sign a letter to the APA asking them to not make their policy statement.
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"The Cherokee Nation has identified a federal treaty commitment for the Nation to appoint a delegate to the Congress of the United States and we wholeheartedly support the Nation's effort," Ramirez wrote on behalf of the caucus.
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Part of this shift is that, in recent years, the party has wholeheartedly embraced its identity as the party of marginalized demographic groups — black voters, Hispanic voters, unauthorized immigrants, women seeking equal pay, and LGBTQ rights supporters.
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Whether you believe wholeheartedly in numerology or not, we can see an interesting parallel in Rogers' very real (and strong) sense of faith: At one point he thought he'd spend his life working as a Presbyterian minister.
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As you can see if you peruse my new favorite website Teenage Bedrooms On Screen, the idea that a teenage bedroom ought to be filled with posters was accepted wholeheartedly by the media for a long time.
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"I think back then, we were both immature versions of who we are today ... we work well together and I wholeheartedly, no doubt in my mind, know that we could've been the best backcourt in Lakers history."
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The next year, I'd go see a hitting guru named Wilmer Aaron in Compton who believed wholeheartedly that I could hit left-handed, his zeal was infectious, but I was still on the fence about it myself.
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In adulthood, Kate asks David to take a risk and be a father figure to the child she is adopting from Brazil; he reflexively pulls back and questions her motives before, at last, throwing himself in wholeheartedly.
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Games like 2013's psychiatric hospital-set Outlast, on the other hand, err on the opposite end of the spectrum when portraying mental illness, wholeheartedly adopting tropes involving the criminally insane and abandoned, decrepit mental health institutions.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Prime Minister Theresa May disputes "wholeheartedly" the suggestion in a leaked memo that Britain has no overall plan for leaving the European Union and is sticking to her Brexit timetable, her spokeswoman said on Tuesday.
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Other Gossip • The standoff between Jamie and Black Jack Randall (also played by Menzies) felt a little over the top, even for "Outlander," which wholeheartedly embraces some of the soapier conventions of the fantasy and period genres.
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I think the only thing that kind of bothered me was to see myself on the news, to see my local news station speak of this situation but not even know wholeheartedly like what was going on.
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For most of the hour, Mr. Trump solicited — and received — praise for his immigration efforts from federal and local law enforcement officials who said they wholeheartedly agreed about the need to confront the horrors of gang violence.
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In a remarkably compact span of time, the country has gone from being a bastion of social conservatism in the West to a place that wholeheartedly embraces positions that would have been unthinkable just a generation ago.
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The romantic comedy Always Be My Maybe and the ABC show Fresh Off the Boat also wholeheartedly cast their lot with America, handling the Asian American experience of racism by swiftly trouncing it in one-off demonstrations.
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I believed wholeheartedly in the girl power of the early aughts, even though, as much as I loved making fun of them or running them ragged on the soccer pitch, I desperately wanted a boy — any boy!
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On Tuesday, for instance, he vowed that Republicans "will always protect patients with preexisting conditions," despite the fact that two years ago he wholeheartedly embraced health care legislation that would've resulted in millions of people losing coverage.
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"We wholeheartedly endorse updating current policy and eliminating the unnecessary 12-month waiting period for the public to gain access to the outputs of scientific research, including data, articles, and the supporting computer code," the letter states.
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"The evidence is showing that challenging experiences can lead to beneficial outcomes, especially if during the experience the person has been able to go through that difficult experience wholeheartedly facing whatever needs to be faced," Timmermann said.
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In her campaign, Davids tried to appeal to the district's moderate, suburban voters by promising to shore up the Affordable Care Act rather than campaigning on Medicare-for-all, which one of her primary challengers embraced wholeheartedly.
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The ever-outgoing and social media savvy water-dwelling mammal swam right up to the side of her enclosure and greeted the little girl, pressing a happy snout against the glass, her pleasure and affection wholeheartedly on display.
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My only concern with her nomination, and I would support her wholeheartedly if the President picks her, it&aposs just that, once again, she&aposs only been on the Court for a short time, less than a year.
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A "failed" poet, Broodthaers wholeheartedly embraced the contradictions embedded in the phrase "art object," musing in a well-known introduction to his own exhibition catalogue: I, too, wondered whether I could not sell something and succeed in life.
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I think one of the studio's characteristics is to embrace wholeheartedly what we feel is interesting; what we perceive to be worthwhile, cool, or beautiful; and to place these ideals at the foundation of the games we make.
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As a standalone product, though, I can't wholeheartedly recommend them unless you happen to use an Oppo phone and would value the smooth software integration, or if you just want something as close to $100 AirPods as possible.
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It's stripping away the face musicians sometimes have to save publicly in order to maintain the illusion of the project, when behind the scenes the love we'd like to assume is there wholeheartedly is often offset by disillusionment.
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From the unforgettable Alice + Olivia duster coat she wore this year for her 22nd birthday celebration to the Lizzie McGuire-inspired pink pant suit she wowed New York City with last month, the supermodel embraces the color wholeheartedly.
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WATCH: The Dowager Countess' Best Downton Abbey Zingers The Downton Abbey reunion was teased in 2016, when Dockery admitted that big screen movie was "something I would wholeheartedly consider," during an interview with the U.K.'s The Telegraph.
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Signer also shared a statement on Facebook, saying he "wholeheartedly" supports the city manager's decision "because of the ballooning size of the event's attendance," and that he felt it balanced the right to free speech and public safety.
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I heard about the actual rejections they'd experienced, in the workplace and in social settings, and how our culture led them to expect the worst even from partners and bosses and friends who seemed to wholeheartedly accept them.
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The album largely takes its cues from 70s lounge and chamber pop, and it gives in to the aesthetic wholeheartedly; of every Arctic Monkeys record, Tranquility Base is by far the most committed to its own particular mood.
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However, Xi has wholeheartedly embraced the party's founding ideology and re-introduced study sessions that hark back to the Mao era, as he stresses the need for China to be confident in its revolutionary history and political system.
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Whether it was promises of "free" universal healthcare or "free" college education—paid for ostensibly by massive tax increases—Bernie Sanders' supporters seemed to just as wholeheartedly believe that if elected, his ideas could and would become reality.
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The script, said Nakazawa, in some sense formed part of what Japan dubs omotenashi (to entertain guests wholeheartedly), a term which points to unique forms of Japanese hospitality and which has also been criticised for being too rigid.
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Talk to any of the people Trump confides in and they will all tell you that he believes wholeheartedly that he has done nothing wrong in connection with Russia and that the investigation is truly a witch hunt.
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I wholeheartedly agree that "social media companies are uniquely suited to be a psychiatrist's biggest ally"—and this is precisely why researchers get so frustrated that social media companies increasingly restrict our access to potentially life-saving data.
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So while I'm wholeheartedly rooting for #Shibasa, I'm still a little worried about what happens when Tsubasa pulls back Shion's smiley and muscular veil — and I'm really worried about their attempt at long distance without ever having dated.
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I have never liked Lane and White as wholeheartedly as I did watching them in "Gary: A Sequel to Titus Andronicus," mostly because of their and Neilsen's admiration for the script, and where it takes them as performers.
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"This is really the only [Marvel movie] that I've wholeheartedly loved, and I think that's because it feels like it's the work of one particular person in a way that most of the others do not," she says.
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Talk of a border wall with Mexico coupled with legal challenges to the President's executive actions on immigration and a rise in hate crimes post-election, have left many feeling like outsiders in a country they once wholeheartedly embraced.
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"I wholeheartedly stand behind the women who are coming out and saying what they're saying now, it's incredibly hard to do that, and the idea that it could be in any way for their gains is preposterous," Hall continued.
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But the mere fact of a Corbyn premiership would send a clear signal that Britain was about to retrench in some way — further weakening a Western alliance already reeling from Donald Trump's refusal to commit wholeheartedly to its defense.
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"Judge Alonso's decision reaffirmed what we have wholeheartedly believed since day one - this merger is a big win for consumers and for health care in our country as the shift to value takes hold," he said in a statement.
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"Judge Alonso's decision reaffirmed what we have wholeheartedly believed since day one — this merger is a big win for consumers and for health care in our country as the shift to value takes hold," he said in a statement.
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" Cheney — a member of leadership, who currently serves as the House Republican Conference chair — said that while she stands "wholeheartedly against discrimination outlined in this resolution," she felt it failed to address the "issue that is front and center.
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"In many ways as a commercial team this is something one would have thought they (ETNZ) would wholeheartedly support because it's laying the foundations for the commercial teams of the future," Land Rover BAR skipper Ben Ainslie told Reuters.
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"We wholeheartedly welcomed the Office of Refugee Resettlement's decision to suspend operations at Hacienda Del Sol and are working to thoroughly retrain our staff," Southwest Key spokesman Jeff Eller told the Arizona Republic in a statement on October 5.
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Letter To the Editor: Re "Name a Supreme Court Pick Now" (editorial, March 2): I agree wholeheartedly with your call for President Obama to nominate a candidate to fill the vacancy created by the death of Justice Antonin Scalia.
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Mr. Qiu, who hoists a Chinese national flag next to his enormous chicken coops and wears a national flag badge on his black winter coat, said he wholeheartedly supported everything the Jiangsu government had done to combat the virus.
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Oliveira Baptista wholeheartedly embraced these itinerant roots for his debut collection, but his contemporary take on the brand's ethos — marked by loose, enveloping silhouettes, layered headwear, utility belts and sturdy boots — is more subdued than that of its founder.
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It can only do so, however, if — like the technologies it so desperately needs to exploit — it leaves 20th century structures behind and throws itself wholeheartedly into reforms that power it into the next decades of the 21st century.
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They did not commit wholeheartedly to any one strategy but instead spread their bets across a portfolio of different people and organizations, understanding that most of them would probably fail but hoping that a few would survive and work.
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But the mere fact of a Corbyn premiership would spark fears that Britain might be heading toward less active involvement in NATO — further weakening a Western alliance already reeling from Donald Trump's refusal to commit wholeheartedly to its defense.
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With so many car companies focused on polar bear-friendly electric cars and improving fuel economy, it's refreshing to see a car company so wholeheartedly embracing huge engines and cars that exist primarily to turn gasoline into noise and tire smoke.
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You almost have to cling to this dogma because if you don't wholeheartedly believe in the choices you made, then there's this intense fear of: 'What if I made the wrong choice, and what if that's going to affect my child?
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Selling out has gotten friendlier, with companies (some of which founded by 20 somethings, who the man now works for) wholeheartedly saying: We can't wait to hire that local artist nobody has heard of to do a mural or installation.
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It has been wholeheartedly adopted only by New Zealand, which updates its balance-sheet monthly, and where the figures are "fully and deeply" embedded into fiscal decision-making, according to Ian Ball of Victoria University, who helped to create the system.
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" David Shulkin, VA Under Secretary for Health, wrote in the VA's response: "I wholeheartedly agree that VA should do all it can to foster open communication between Veterans and their VA providers, including discussion about participation in state marijuana programs.
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It has weathered rocky times, as when America opposed British intervention in Egypt in 1957 or the Reagan administration refused to side wholeheartedly with Britain during the Falklands War in 1982 and a year later invaded Grenada, a former British commonwealth.
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We all have that favorite pair of jeans we pull on when we have three minutes to run out the door, the ones we trust wholeheartedly for their form-flattering shape, comfort, and the casual cool we exude while wearing them.
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Depp remains wholeheartedly the focus of this fifth Pirates film, and saying the character's loopy novelty has faded is like complaining that there are maggots in the below-decks gruel: You knew what you were getting when you came aboard.
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As wholeheartedly as I welcome the advancement of pro-growth tax reform, I just forcefully implore Congress to end its long and ugly history of budget gimmicks and finally address the true drivers of our country's crippling debt—mandatory entitlement spending.
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In the face of our government's short-sighted and ill-advised decision, we wholeheartedly support the "We Are Still In" coalition of American companies, states, and cities pledging to meet the U.S. commitment to substantially reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 2025.
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"Approving this initial $85033 billion rescissions request in full -- pulling back funds sitting in useless accounts that can only otherwise be used to spend more in the future -- is a task that conservatives in Congress should wholeheartedly endorse," Brandon continued.
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"Peres was the last Israeli political leader who wholeheartedly believed in and advocated for a negotiated two-state solution between Israelis and Palestinians," said Tamara Cofman Wittes, a former deputy assistant secretary of state for the Middle East under Mr. Obama.
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The term "safe space" has been mangled and masticated by too many idiotic right-wing jaws to properly hold its original shape anymore, but the most basic sentiment behind it applies wholeheartedly to Roadburn's ethos: aggressive, gatekeeping assholes aren't welcome here.
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The split was especially striking because Ms. Nixon has repeatedly attacked Mr. Cuomo's relationship to the I.D.C., accusing him of tacitly encouraging the group in order to squash more liberal initiatives that he, a centrist, may not have wholeheartedly supported.
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In Japan — where, Mr. Hara said, the government of Prime Minister Shinzo Abe "is trying to destroy postwar democracy at its very roots" — audiences have not responded wholeheartedly to the film's depiction of collective action and the quest for retroactive justice.
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Maddon is well-known for trying to keep things light — on Sunday, for instance, he put a buffet on the field at Wrigley as his players practiced — but he is also wholeheartedly behind the friendship circles that were created by Buss.
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During the course of her tour ($25), which I wholeheartedly recommend, Ms. Wortham told me a good deal of information about Savannah's history — information that I did not see on most of the visible signs and plaques around the city.
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HOWARD ELTERMAN, NEW YORK To the Editor: Re "Democratic Socialism Is Dem Doom" (column, July 7): I agree wholeheartedly with Bret Stephens that the Democratic Party would be making a fatal mistake in adopting "democratic socialism" as its core message.
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As a historian of American women, gender and sexuality, I wholeheartedly agree that we need the new museums because of the continued absence of women and people of color from our national histories and our landscape of museums and monuments.
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While Muslims respect and love Jesus — and his immaculate mother, Mary — because the Quran wholeheartedly praises them, most have never thought about the historical mission of Jesus, the essence of his teaching and how it may relate to their own reality.
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Don Stewart, a spokesman for McConnell, said that Schumer and other Democrats "approved wholeheartedly" of processing President Barack Obama's Cabinet nominations as soon as he was sworn into office, and suggested Democrats are holding Trump's picks to a different standard.
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Whether you're a Nate Silver devotee who's wholeheartedly with Her or you just poll your buddies while on vigilante border patrol, in the homestretch of this surreal election it's hard not to compulsively check the latest projections of who will win.
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Sepinwall is also tepid on the current trend of TV revivals, saying that Terriers is maybe the only one he would wholeheartedly support, even though it would follow in the lukewarm footsteps of the Full House and Gilmore Girls returns.
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To find my love at all is something; that we could navigate a lot of the emotional don'ts and come out the other side loving each other wholeheartedly is, at least I think, the best outcome our reminiscent 6 God could ever want.
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I was able to try most of these games, and they're a bit like the rest of the current Daydream catalog: competent and comfortable, but not so exciting that I'd wholeheartedly recommend splurging on them unless you're interested in Daydream as a platform.
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"Over the last six years, I have wholeheartedly dedicated and offered all I have to give to every part of this program; however, it has recently become increasingly difficult for me to come to work each day with my normal passion," she wrote.
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A workmanlike comedy with some fun surprises hidden along the way, it's a clever twist on the original that leaves that film intact, and a good-hearted coming-of-age story to boot, with a cast that commits wholeheartedly to its physical comedy.
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Only when a wholeheartedly out lesbian named Meg arrives, for what she thinks is a meeting of the book club, does the subtext fully emerge; her big butch charm so jangles the other women's suppressed energy that jealousies spark in every direction.
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The president will not embrace TPP, and Abe is not expected to be able to wholeheartedly support a separate free trade agreement with the U.S. Trump also has threatened Japan with steel and aluminum tariffs that he has waived for other countries.
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The president is unlikely to embrace TPP, and Abe is not expected to be able to wholeheartedly accept a separate free trade agreement with the U.S. Trump also has threatened Japan with steel and aluminum tariffs that he has waived for other countries.
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"Coming out of their own convention, the goal will be to launch the best organized independent expenditure organization in history and give the vast (and deeply anti-establishment) base a vehicle into which they will wholeheartedly pour their energy," the draft said.
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But wholeheartedly embracing an American president as erratic as Trump is more risky for Brazil than a balanced posture would be, one that would give Brazilian policymakers room to maneuver should the political situation in Brazil and the world begin to change.
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Given my experience, I can't wholeheartedly recommend it for side or stomach sleepers, but since you can test it out for 100 nights risk-free, I'd say to at least give it a try and see how it works for your body.
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The TV President What is perhaps most surprising about Patrick Radden Keefe's Profile of Mark Burnett, the producer of "The Apprentice," is that it made me agree wholeheartedly with Donald Trump about the potential perils of immigration, illegal or not ("Winning," January 7th).
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"This is the 20th anniversary of the Good Friday Agreement, which was wholeheartedly supported by the United States and which signaled a new beginning for Northern Ireland," Mr. Lindsay added, referring to the political arrangement between Ireland and England that governs Northern Ireland.
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MIB: I wholeheartedly agree about the problem of men in the culture but wanted to begin the conversation with boys and young men because I view this problem as multigenerational, and it seems to me that we need to start with the youth.
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The wonder of travel, for me, is to reckon with the kindness that can survive in the heart of a religious bigot, or the integrity of someone conforming to a moral system that they believe wholeheartedly but that may be repugnant to us.
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And from the look of things, they got wholeheartedly into the spirit of sexy self-presentation and image manipulation central to the culture of Instagram — a fact as apparently true of those competing in obscure disciplines as the stars of marquee sports.
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" Although there is no evidence that Wilder knew of her daughter's dreams of life (followed by instant death!) as an assassin, Fraser tells us that she was "neither perturbed nor alarmed" by her daughter's political expressions and "in fact supported her beliefs wholeheartedly.
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In a place where young Cuban-Americans joined their elders in the streets with pots and pans to celebrate Fidel Castro's death, the Vermont senator's Democratic socialism and past refusals to wholeheartedly condemn Castro and other Latin American authoritarian leaders are proving costly.
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"Whatever the atmosphere is, and I would hope that everyone would say, no matter who the nominee is for president, we wholeheartedly embrace that person," she said, in a private caucus meeting on Wednesday morning, according to an aide in the room.
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I wholeheartedly support the efforts to promote accessibility and equality that have been undertaken by the N.F.L. and the N.A.D. I also stand in recognition and support of those who have used the N.F.L.'s platform toward wider goals of social justice.
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That's not to say I don't wholeheartedly support both of those activities, but once again I'm left wondering why a fat character has to go through the shitty dude phase to prove to herself and the audience that her confidence is earned.
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"I feel pretty complicated about it because I wholeheartedly understand Jules' desperate desire to be in a city where queer communities are easily accessible to her, and an energy that matches her frequency is accessible and a train ride away," Hunter explains.
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But Hamilton also foresaw its attenuation under the influence of a commercial order, and if he did not wholeheartedly welcome this development, he still considered it both necessary and inevitable, if America was to become the commercial and military empire he envisioned.
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"As far as any candidate that I think has shown an interest, Joe would be by and far the one person that I would get out and support wholeheartedly," said Bruce Hunter, an Iowa state representative who's a longtime supporter of Biden's.
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Stan Persky Berlin ♦ To the Editor: I agree wholeheartedly with your decision to include Jennifer Berry Hawes's "Grace Will Lead Us Home: The Charleston Church Massacre and the Hard, Inspiring Journey to Forgiveness" in the list of the year's 100 notable books.
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Few in Culiacán dispute Chapo's status as a ruthless and bloodthirsty operator, but many credit his generation of Sinaloa traffickers with ensuring the cartel is still considered less wholeheartedly exploitative and sadistic than some other Mexican groups, such as the Knights Templar or the Zetas.
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The mere fact of a Corbyn premiership, given his views on global politics, would send a clear signal that Britain was about to retrench in some way — further weakening a Western alliance already reeling from Donald Trump's refusal to commit wholeheartedly to its defense.
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We upped our game from an equipment standpoint, and fell wholeheartedly into making tofu and potato scrambles, smoothies, portobello burgers, burritos, wraps, sandwiches, pasta, and literally zero chili—at the cost of longer breaks and pricier grocery trips than in the previous chili-driven year.
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"I think one of the studio's characteristics is to embrace wholeheartedly what we feel is interesting; what we perceive to be worthwhile, cool, or beautiful; and to place these ideals at the foundation of the games we make," Miyazaki told The Verge earlier this year.
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For women who are thinking about speaking out about their experiences or naming their harassers: Sharing your story publicly is just one path, and if that feels like the most effective, most cathartic way to freedom, then my advice is to wholeheartedly go for it.
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But according to a new book, "Believe Me", by John Fea, a history professor at Messiah College in Pennsylvania, all these theological disagreements are being transcended by a more salient issue: whether or not to support Mr Trump wholeheartedly and therefore overlook his character flaws.
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If you've ever balked at the idea of spending $260 on Peak Design's Everyday backpack, then I can wholeheartedly recommend the Errant bag from Boundary Supply, especially for $100 (without the modular accessories, which most won't need) if you snatch an early bird deal.
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Sure, this could be a motivational tactic to ensure his team avoids the very letdown the reporter is alluding to, but I also wholeheartedly believe that Nick Saban is a crazy person and was actually moved to the precipice of physical violence by the question.
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