That has to be protected, and apart from young men like Mr Hoffman and old men like myself, it is not being cherished. |
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The video clip of his on-air collapse remains a cherished keepsake of diehard skeptics. |
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Let us know some of the songs, clothes and memories from your past which you once cherished. |
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As long as these traditions are cherished as an intimate part of their lives then true folklore will never die. |
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The Romans, Gauls, Chinese, Egyptians, Greeks and Persians all cherished the egg as a symbol of the universe. |
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It needs to be cherished and supported, even if this involves a certain amount of personal inconvenience. |
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Inevitably, these cherished purchases are nearly always spurned and condemned to make an early appearance in the charity shop. |
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She was devoted to her family and her many friends cherished her in a very special way. |
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They had taken her in, loved her, cherished her as their own for that summer. |
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Her outreach through her years of service had touched many families in the community and all of them cherished her in a special way. |
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She had been married at 14 to a much older man who had loved and cherished her as his wife, and mate. |
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Through the years I have protected you like a brother, cherished you as a friend, and admired you like a suitor. |
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It would mean a re-evaluation of some of their most cherished beliefs about the oppressive nature of the traditional, patriarchal family. |
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One of the most cherished beliefs of diehard fans is that death metal continues to provide a true musical alternative. |
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Then she held the envelope to her bosom as if it were her most cherished possession. |
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He was a big man who commanded much respect and his advice and wisdom was cherished by those close to the scene. |
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We hold on to beliefs as if they were cherished possessions, like trinkets that have sentimental value but no practical use. |
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In a foreign country with no family around him, he cherished close friendships with both sexes. |
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And their most cherished possession is a grand piano that spent most of its long life 5,000 miles away. |
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But it has flourished, unsurprisingly over the years, to become a much loved and cherished part of the British landscape. |
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Freedom of the press from state interference should be a cherished ideal in a constitutional republic. |
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And it cherished a lot of the values that built our civilization as we know it now. |
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Responsible breeders would not dream of allowing you to carry disease and cross infection to their cherished stock. |
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She looked very weary, but brightened up at the sight of her cherished friend. |
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Possessing an active imagination ranks high on my list of cherished blessings. |
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Another key reason that I'm crazy about marriage stems from the fact that it truly is a unique relationship, and one to be valued and cherished. |
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I am most grateful for your warm welcome, in the tradition of hospitality so cherished by the people of this region. |
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To those of you that already know me, this will simply be a joyous refresher of your cherished memories of me. |
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We tamper with the independence of the judiciary at the peril of our cherished freedoms. |
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With most exploitation films, it's readily understandable why they are held in fondly cherished memory. |
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We were loved and cherished by the most extraordinary teachers, whom I actually kept up with in later life. |
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About 70 families turned up for the event along with their kith and kin to exchange their greetings and their cherished memories. |
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Everyone had handles, club names given and cherished in the rush of the moment. |
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Some ancient yews have been cherished and loved, but many more are under threat, mainly by humans. |
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But also costly figuratively, costly psychologically, because the new social lassitude associated with liberalism affronted cherished values. |
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The most cherished land for all civilizations, in all times, was the land ascribed to gods, popularly known as Swarga. |
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As her family looked at them and cherished them, they did not critique the design, layout, amount of pompoms, etc. |
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Besides, in a world where consumerism and profit have melded into a homogeny of blandness, any uniqueness should be cherished. |
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There is particular suspicion of the Kurds and their cherished dream of a separate homeland. |
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In contrast to this patrician style, Jefferson cherished a vision of America as a rural retreat of Arcadian innocence. |
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He was merely iterating his fondness for Thurmond and for the old South, and expressing his cherished wish to preserve it. |
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The play centres round the baking of a loaf of challah bread, made to her father's cherished recipe. |
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Even those stalwarts who have remained single for half a lifetime will be carrying armfuls of ingrained habits and cherished routines. |
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One of society's most cherished beliefs is that the workplace is, or should be, asexual. |
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Music that tinkles from the lugholes of passengers either side of you on the Clapham omnibus is not something that will be cherished. |
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But for some things irreplaceable, only their cherished memories live on in our hearts. |
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They loved and cherished all the little memories that made their beautiful daughter. |
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Many religions discourage skepticism or critical examination of cherished precepts. |
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It so impressed such an authority as Cicero that he begged Posidonius to write up his cherished consulate. |
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An edged instrument from one of these makers is a cherished possession that's often listed in last wills and testaments. |
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They take pride of place among our most cherished cultural icons, and are as Australian as meat pies. |
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He embraced new ideas and technology, yet cherished his people's culture and customs. |
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Their mother left them when he was very little, but the memories he had of her, he cherished. |
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After all, the image of politically inert women reinforces cherished myths about motherhood. |
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The pop diva has a long cherished dream of giving a live performance with K.J. Jesudas. |
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You are bound to share sensual delights and exotic pleasures with your cherished one. |
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Few films, however, have proved as enduring or as enduringly cherished as these four classic tales. |
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He had toiled hard to earn it and it would long be his cherished possession. |
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Well, for Hollywood couples, the most cherished token of their union isn't always the ring, it is the prenup. |
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Once the tonga was the most cherished vehicle of the city's elite and the common people alike. |
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We cherished microcredit as a powerful developmental tool that enriches communities by creating entrepreneurs out of the poor. |
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A cherished memory from almost 20 years ago has helped keep her heading towards her goal. |
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From a famed Bermudian restaurant, she recalls her cherished first impressions of the island. |
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The MCC diaries, however, are testimony to the memories of a carefree youth that he cherished. |
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At auction, cherished memories are trashed as treasured possessions are sifted and ascribed their price in the name of the bottom line. |
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We have also learned that many of the featured biographees order personal copies to keep as a cherished record of their accomplishments. |
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He cherished some lovely old books containing the folk songs and traditional ballads of our land. |
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These were some cherished moments when my dad took the time to teach us every card game in the book, like all-fours, poker and blackjack. |
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Understanding the hidden power of biology to shape our most cherished relationships may banish Cupid to the Sistine ceiling forever. |
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In 1936 Coyle saw another cherished cause become law, when Congress imposed a tax on undistributed corporate profits. |
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The few memories that I still had of Jack I cherished, knowing things would never be the same again. |
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It just makes that particular beer I cherished seem tepid, stagnant and undrinkable. |
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Instead, our wars exposed the limits of our capability and cast a wan light on many of our cherished illusions. |
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A gift given gratis is cherished all the more because the gifted does not have to spend money on it. |
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You've always said how much you cherished my independence, but lately you've been bossing me around so much I just can't stand it. |
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Americans cherished an uncritical and unquestioning conviction that theirs was the best of countries. |
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Stephen can have my rare collection of unusually decorated socks, and Jude can have my Pilates book and cherished pot plant. |
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He abandoned his cherished idea of a universe based on geometric solids when it was obvious that it simply did not fit the evidence. |
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Saturn points to all the open sores and cherished old wounds where we feel vulnerable to attack. |
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If we are to develop a more realistic sense of place we will need to strip the varnish from some cherished myths about our island world. |
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If these are cherished childhood memories for you, then you might not care for how they're treated here, no matter how tongue in cheek it all is. |
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His visionariness, tranquility, consistence and responsibility, his special way of communicating will be cherished in our memory. |
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The Pars supporters remember him as a stalwart and the club cherished his memory by naming a stand after him. |
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He was supportive of many local ventures and his wisdom and sound advice was cherished and respected by all who sought his views. |
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His style of writing was frequently commented on and his letters were always cherished by those who received them. |
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He is exonerated of all charges and joyfully returns to his cell, looking forward to the freedom to live out his days at La Coste with his cherished wife. |
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Not only did a cherished character get a bullet to the brain, but things are only going to get worse on The Walking Dead. |
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A cherished soap opera star and her British ex-husband were slain in a carjacking that spared their five-year-old daughter. |
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Bartholdi cherished and valued the physical world, as he made quite clear in his letters and diaries. |
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The unspoken controversy surrounding Hall lies in that he is challenging the status quo, which is cherished in Texas. |
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Each will have a special anecdote of their friend Michael and his memory will long be cherished by all who were indeed fortunate to make his acquaintance. |
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Science is upsetting the apple cart, challenging long held notions related to life span and personality, undermining our cherished, traditional thoughts about ourselves. |
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Yet there are worrying signs that the prime minister plans to end his war against the real Labour party with kamikaze attacks on its most cherished values. |
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Why has this ritual remained so cherished, indeed foundational, while so many other ancient commandments have fallen into eclipse? |
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These suggest that voters in core Europe may finally be willing to accept rollbacks in the cherished welfare state to get the region's stagnant economy rolling again. |
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The princess had just about everything her little avaricious heart desired and was pampered and cherished by her parents and other, assorted family members. |
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The loss of parkland and threats to historic farm buildings and scheduled monuments suggest many cherished aspects of the region's character are at risk. |
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Politicians have been sold the idea that it is a big wealth-creating industry that must be cherished at all costs and now refuse to face the downside. |
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Not the old, proud, quietly beautiful gold that was cherished to them, but the meretricious, cheap, glaring bright gold that seemed to try too hard at being beautiful. |
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Cookery shows broke the mould with lively young chefs revealing the cherished tricks of their trade and provoking thousands of us to be more adventurous with our groceries. |
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Over tea and sweet bananas, they agreed that in their community Minangkabau customs are cherished. |
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The taste of his lips lingered in the unforgotten realm of her memory, one that she had carried with her and cherished all these years without him. |
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And if the deal paves the way for tax reform, the well-off could likely see some cherished deductions eliminated or capped. |
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On Mozart's funeral a spoil-sport historian once again gives short shrift to our cherished melancholic picture of a great man just heartlessly chucked into a hole. |
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Any calker worth his salt in time acquired a set of Drew irons, which he cherished like his children and polished by use until they gleamed like silver. |
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The new Foreign Secretary fed a few coins into a parking meter and slipped back into his flat, unaware that his cherished privacy was being gatecrashed by a photographer. |
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There is a cherished notion of insights shared at the coffee bar or water cooler spawning new technologies, marketing campaigns or simply great ideas. |
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In their eyes, nothing less than a cultural revolution was needed to purge the Chinese people of some of their most ingrained habits and cherished values. |
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She proudly gave him the chain for his cherished pocket watch. |
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Around Cumnor Hurst, a landmark on the ridge cherished by the poet Matthew Arnold, the Corallian limestones are topped by lower Greensand and Kimmeridge Clay. |
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Good scientists, however, do not carry faith too far and, like Boris Deryagin, the discoverer of polywater, sometimes have to admit error or abandon a cherished theory. |
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The right to e-mail a person will become a cherished privilege. |
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Red grouse is the most popular game bird in Scotland, where hunting on the large estates is both a cherished sport and one of great economic importance. |
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Fallacious enough doctrine when wielded against one's prejudices, but in corroboration of cherished suspicions not without likelihood. |
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The Navy became a cherished institution, lauded for the victories that it won against all odds. |
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Along the way, Japanese put machines on a pedestal, cherished and befriended them. |
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Dwelling on one side of the Chauci and Chatti, the Cherusci long cherished, unassailed, an excessive and enervating love of peace. |
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It was a day when we ate our fill of the succulent saskatoons while we frolicked with the children of our most cherished neighbor. |
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It is glorious in its stilted awkwardness, and should be cherished. |
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I cherished no malice towards him, though he had been skylarking with me not a little in the matter of my bedfellow. |
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I pray that our Heavenly Father may assuage the anguish of your bereavement, and leave you only the cherished memory of the loved and lost. |
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Mina's pupils are cherished, respected and nurtured, as anyone can see. |
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When honour runs parallel with the laws of God and our country, it cannot be too much cherished. |
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Shaffer is a vital, cherished and cherishing grounding influence. |
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Many a satisfactory jammy, sardiney orgy left its distended celebrants poorer in pocket certainly, but richer in cherished memories. |
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By the French Revolution, many laity can be found decrying monastic complacency and episcopal nonresidence, but defending their cherished priests. |
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But Jennifer was NOT wearing her cherished Claddagh love ring. |
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George immigrated to the United States sailing on The Saturnia to Ellis Island when he was nine years old where he received his cherished citizenship. |
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Then there are von Trier's more incendiary ideas, such as the endurance of a slavelike mind set among the technically free, that call our most cherished beliefs into question. |
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Anyway, I think it behoves us to do what we can to give Cartmel a boost because it's one of the idiosyncratic glories of British racing, to be cherished. |
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Flamenco occupies a cherished place in Andalucian culture, and the city of Jerez de la Frontera is widely regarded as its birthplace and spiritual home. |
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This provided Thomas with a regular income and brought him into contact with Louis MacNeice, a congenial drinking companion whose advice Thomas cherished. |
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Their most cherished ambition thereafter is a swift, exciting falling-in-love, a rapid courtship, a sackful of sentimental sloppery and then, then marriage. |
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He cherished the usual wise monitions, such as that one was not to make a fool of one's self and that one should not carry on one's technical experiments in public. |
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Rather than sexistly disregarding female labor and artistry, Randolph overvalues it, begrudging Zoo her life because it comes at the expense of his cherished quilt. |
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It functions as a medium of local history and folklore and is therefore a cherished cultural form of expression that is part of the curriculum in BVI schools. |
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Dearly loved husband of Marion who died last year, caring and Devoted father of Gwyn, fond father-ther-ther in-law of Vivien, and cherished taid of Eleri and Sion. |
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They need to be preserved and cherished in all their richness profound or punning or philosophical, obvious occasionally and more often than not, illuminatingly obscure. |
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While it is not the end for European integration, it is the end of the cherished Eurofederalist dream of a single European state, centralized in Brussels. |
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Fran, ever the polymath, was also cherished for her wry wit. |
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