She has one annoying but lovable big brother that looks out for her, and a little sister that adores and idolizes her. |
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The bad news is that anyone who adores linear thinking will be in for a rough ride this month. |
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It's the way we're brought up, in a culture that prizes modesty and adores putting show-offs in their place. |
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Act one centers on six year old Zac, a quiet, loving boy who adores his parents and fights with his brothers. |
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There are a lot of siennas, rich reds and browns, in its tonality, something that Megan absolutely adores. |
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The only solution she seems to find for making her sufferance end is death, even though she is pregnant and has a child who simply adores her. |
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Also an actor and professional MC, he absolutely adores his train gig and is quite possibly the happiest mall worker in the history of shopping. |
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The golden boy of British dance obviously adores his own mother, who naturally wanted only the best for him when he was growing up in Wimbledon. |
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His Zapa isn't a pure young man who becomes corrupted, nor is he a diehard crook who adores the effrontery of becoming a policeman. |
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The actor adores pranks, especially the ones that require a straight face and his familiar lugubrious delivery. |
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A blessed bird-lover from elsewhere in Canada who adores feeding stray pets, pigeons, and pooping seagulls. |
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He is extremely energetic and nimble in the ring and gives the impression that he adores the art of bullfighting. |
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George adores Tom and is deeply saddened and angered when his father sells him. |
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He adores his nieces and nephews, but is unconcerned that he won't have children of his own. |
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Everyone adores this brilliant fractured fairy story and love to sing along and anticipate their favourite lines. |
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Smith has since left the county and joined Middlesex, a little closer to the Mayfair restaurants and Sloanes he adores. |
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He clearly adores his kids, who are all stalwart, funny and, for tweeners, preternaturally considerate. |
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Everyone on the show adores him and men and women were queuing up to fuss him. |
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The King's English he adores is a dreadful language of pride, privilege and confusion. |
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There is a group of hardcore fans, which adores the game not bothering who the teams are. |
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Yet overall the media absolutely adores cruise-ship stories, especially if they can be connected to effluent. |
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He adores to run and if he has a sporty Master, he will be in seventh heaven. |
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Everyone adores money, why not the doctors, I asked, in a feeble attempt to defend my colleagues and take the easy way out of a pointless argument. |
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If half the country still adores him, the other half now seems to revile him. |
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Humanity does not believe it is idolatrous, but truly I tell you, it still adores the golden calf. |
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And because he adores obscure imported ales, cycling while sloshed felt pretty familiar, too. |
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If he is used to them since puppyhood, the Wolfhound adores children and behaves towards of them with much gentleness. |
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Sylvie Lupien adores her dog, Tom, and the little beagle-schnauzer cross returns her affection. |
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He had never dared to tell her his love, but he composed many songs, rounds, and virelays about the agonies of one who adores and is not loved in return. |
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Sara is generally liked by the little ones because she always relates those wonderful stories, but Lottie adores her. |
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They delve deep into every feeling and emotion known to man, some of which he adores and some he loathes, but nevertheless are all illusory. |
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Her husband treats her like a fool, but she has a first-class Cambridge degree in history and adores reading about people making history. |
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Fellow Michigan native Madonna also adores him, getting the Stooges to support her on the Dublin date of her 2004 Re-invention tour. |
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We all know lemon is loved by salmon, but the fish also adores the flavour and acidity of pink grapefruit. |
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When a veterinarian kneels before a cow, that doesn't prove he adores the cow! |
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Stephanie adores her grandmother and they have a special understanding between them. |
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He adores to play, on the other hand when he becomes calmer, he seeks the caresses. |
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These natural athletes, with well developed muscles thanks to regular exercise, which it adores, are very good sheepdogs, hunters and fishers. |
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He adores his mother, has dreams of studying in the most elite institute of science and always looks for big ideas in small things. |
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There's a picture over there of him at the Thanksgiving gathering with his best friend Goodman and he adores him. |
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I hope viewers see me as a dancer who adores performing and can't help but speak through my body. |
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The song, which could not have been more aptly named, was composed by Laurent Voulzy and drew inspiration from the Celtic legends Nolwenn adores. |
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His success has been a constant source of inspiration for his sister, who quite clearly adores him. |
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The representative stated in a moving manner how much she adores her little bay. |
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He'd love to pass on more of his experience to the sport and also to Switzerland, the country that he adores. |
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Celeste Price is a sexy, attractive 26-year-old eighth-grade teacher with a perfect body, married to a wealthy man who adores her. |
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Though Walker says she adores her picturesque home in Hawaii, she is considering returning to a world filled with more people. |
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The only reason she hasn't actually said anything is because she absolutely adores Christine and so she would never run the risk of running the risk of losing her. |
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He has made a fast friend in the class, another little boy whom he adores. |
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It would be nice to have a little nerdlet in the house who absolutely adores me... which, if it is a girl, I can teach to accessorize. |
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Besides, the self-important Leo adores mirrors equally as well, silk shirts and scarves, bedcovers with oriental motifs in which gold dominates, gold-plated lighters or key-holders, and all the bulky jewelry in massive gold. |
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An excellent seamstress, she adores a combination of white wood, Provençale printed fabrics and embroidered satins and has not stinted on the unavoidable perfume of lavender. |
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There is no doubt about it, though, Adlington simply adores the glossiness which her success has brought and no part of it more than the brushes with celebrities. |
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The sloe-eyed, sensual Giulia adores the conventionally handsome Carlo. |
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Pinter adores women, enjoys flirting with them, worships their resilience and strength. |
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For a romantic Slavophile who adores Russia, not for her worldly power but on the grounds of her pre-modern culture and spirituality, the warrior-tsar is a scheming villain. |
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He might not have done Birdman either, a film that Keaton now adores. |
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It turns out that Mike Leigh, the profane poet and rough beast of modernism adores the discipline and brilliance an elaborate jackanapes of the imperial age. |
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She adores feeding the horses an apple, or even a wedge of cheese. |
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The Royalist adores this video by the British Monarchist Society. |
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He adores heat, l' moisture and well drained grounds. |
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She has seen the film as she adores the principal actor, Andrew Catchum. |
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And I speak as someone who adores Scotland, goes there at every opportunity and still foams at the mouth at the injustice of the present set-up. |
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It tolerates the poor grounds, heat, the dryness and adores the sun. |
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Francine has been a hairdresser for several years and she adores her work. |
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The bookishly romantic Lydia Languish adores her lover when she thinks he's a poor ensign, and is appalled when he turns out to be a well-connected captain. |
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On the flip-side, we live in a society that adores thin body shapes, engendering health risks as a result of unrealistic weight and fitness goals and unsafe weight loss practices. |
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This chubby cutie pie is perfectly trained in the house, doesn't pull on his leash when he goes on walks, and adores every person he meets. |
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He now sees that the things that the world venerates and adores are worth nothing and so he despises them, while those things the world scorns and abhors he recognises as the only true and real things. |
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With a beaming smile, Esme describes what she loves, adores, and cherishes, and then hops back to her dad, who hangs her work up on a clothesline to dry alongside the other hearts. |
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She adores these simple domestic pleasures, and it is here that the magical transformations, wrought by nature and Cinderella's own essential goodness, occur. |
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But he absolutely adores Christine and he is not prepared to do anything that would rock the boat. |
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He adores his mirids, his saldids and his heteropteran systematics. |
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