Bill Gates was the most admired man internationally, and Angelina Jolie was the most admired woman.
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"He admired what he knew about me, and I admired what I knew about him," Mr. Lord said.
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It depends on some common assumptions about what's right and wrong, admired and not admired — a common moral ecosystem.
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Former first lady Michelle Obama was the most admired woman of 2019, with 10% of respondents naming her as the woman they admired most, compared to 213% who named her as the most admired woman in 2018.
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At a global level, a survey conducted by YouGov found that Bill Gates was the most admired man and Michelle Obama, the most admired woman.
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Mr. Leal is the rarest of migrants, having leapt from one of America's bleakest, least-admired ecosystems to one of its brightest and most-admired ones.
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Entertainers – actresses, singers and television personalities – made up majority of the world's most admired women, while politicians, businessmen and athletes dominated the world's most admired men.
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Former first lady Michelle Obama was the most admired woman in the US in 210, with 210% of respondents naming her as the woman they admired most.
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Comparably surveyed over 15,000 employees across the tech industry to see how the reputations of Big Five tech companies — Amazon, Apple, Facebook, Google and Microsoft — are faring and found that the following five companies are the most admired among tech workers: Headquartered: Redmond, Washington Number of employees: over 124,000 Most admired by: 9 percent of respondents Headquartered: Menlo Park, California Number of employees: over 603,000 Most admired by: 10 percent of respondents Headquartered: Cupertino, California Number of employees: over 123,000 Most admired by: 18 percent of respondents Headquartered: Seattle, Washington Number of employees: over 341,000 Most admired by: 25 percent of respondents Headquartered: Mountain View, California Number of employees: over 73,000 Most admired by: 40 percent of respondents Google topped Comparably's list as the most admired company in tech.
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Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has been named the world's most admired man and Academy Award-winning actress Angelina Jolie the most admired woman in a YouGov survey.
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The veneration of casuals on the continent is a textbook example of cultural exchange, with the young Brits who once admired European fashion now admired by young Europeans in turn.
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Respondents were asked two questions in the online poll — one where they could choose multiple people they admired, and another where they could only select one person that they most admired.
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When you take two of today's most admired actresses and cast them in brief but crucial roles as – surprise – two of the most admired actresses of their respective generations, what do you get?
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SJ: I've always admired how your paintings resist being formulaic.
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But there is something to be admired in Artem Lobov.
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I admired Shiona and Solange's work with styling a lot.
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His legal prose is admired for its elegance and style.
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His work on endogenous growth theory is not universally admired.
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His commitment to his training was something I always admired.
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Were there any bands who had career trajectories you admired?
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It is a club known and admired throughout the world.
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" His Celeb Style Inspiration "I always admired Elvis Costello's style.
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Alexander Hamilton, America's first treasury secretary, admired Britain's financial system.
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I learned a lot from him and deeply admired him.
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Angela Moscola said she has admired the horses for years.
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I had admired the way he dressed, conservative but sharp.
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But she also admired and liked some male artists too.
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Amazon has been a hugely successful, widely admired, diversified company.
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Calmness in my family was never something that was admired.
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I also vehemently admired Laurent Grasso's film "Sun Double" (2014).
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John McCain, a politician he had admired for many years.
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The two chains are not just admired by industry analysts.
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Apparently, Zach has also admired Hannah for quite some time.
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Admired, she went on, by someone more important than me.
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I saw the way that they were revered and admired.
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Now, digitization will make it available to be admired worldwide.
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She especially admired the light crimson hue of the Bruyéres.
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I admired how handsome and muscular my husband still looked.
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Truer words by a more admired leader were never written.
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I have to say that I admired the production values.
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Rochelle Williams said she admired Nazi leader Adolf Hitler's leadership.
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Somewhere in his admonishment was a protective impulse I admired.
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They'll still get some of that, but it's also admired.
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Male peacocks are justly admired for their brilliantly colored plumage.
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Hope Hicks is loved & admired by all who know her.
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Lawrence would have admired her refusal to lapse into panegyric.
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Then the widely admired Murrow of CBS took him on.
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The temple has long been admired for its grand architecture.
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There are some people who seem to be universally admired.
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Here is this woman who was a reasonably admired bureaucrat.
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As we ascended, Heatherwick admired what he described as handwelds.
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Here is this woman who was a reasonably admired bureaucrat.
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Wolfe stood on the stage and admired the empty seats.
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This struggle was complicated by how much Atlas admired Bellow.
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And he admired a baseball game with Jackie Robinson's widow.
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They are admired in Switzerland for their passionate live performances.
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He admired the men who learned how to monetize swagger.
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She admired his diligence and natural affinity for scholarly research.
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Hampshire's iconoclastic educational model is widely admired and deservedly praised.
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"Russell is somebody that I've admired for years," he said.
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But Mr. Romney is a deeply admired figure in Utah.
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He was a person of principle whom I admired greatly.
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I admired the athletic socks with the embroidered wolf ($21980).
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Cannon was admired and honored for much of his life.
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Le Guin loved her mother and admired her psychological gifts.
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After a long life, he dies widely admired but penniless.
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Harriet Tubman is greatly admired as a social justice activist.
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He smoked a cigarette and admired the vivid slaty light.
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Don't get me wrong: I loved and admired Joe DiMaggio.
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Of course, we could have admired him for his brains.
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Valenti, who wanted to start a company, admired their prudence.
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When asked about Murkowski's vote, Flake said he admired her.
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"I admired and adored him," she said, her voice breaking.
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Pence said he admired Netanyahu's leadership and appreciated his friendship.
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Hirsch said younger people she had spoken to admired Markle.
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Clinton, who recently topped Gallup's poll of most admired women.
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She admired the panda, which looked out from a crib.
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Democratic presidential contenders Joe Biden and Bernie Sanders made it into the top 10 most admired men in the U.S., while Elizabeth Warren ranked No. 13 among the most admired women in the U.S.
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Shehadeh admired her haircut and blow-out in the ornate mirror.
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Roosevelt, a champion of big-stick diplomacy, admired the mighty bears.
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Today, Nizamuddin remains one of South Asia's most admired Sufi saints.
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Their doggedness at sniffing out free food had to be admired.
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Her brand quickly went big, and I admired her from afar.
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"I now know there is little to be admired," said Cohen.
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Angel admired the way that Miguel was good at algebra problems.
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He campaigned for the Socialist Workers Party, which admired Leon Trotsky.
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For me, many of the actors I admired were theater trained.
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He was a man whose musicianship – and possibly arrogance – Prince admired.
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His mea culpa was admired, but his reputation never fully recovered.
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It was really fun, and I had always admired Gillian Anderson.
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I've admired the choices that he's [Pitt] taken through his career.
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We all have people that we admired as a college student.
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Create his own aspirational event that people he admired would attend.
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The internet pointed out that she maybe "admired" Cersei's hairstyle, too.
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Jay was "hard," a "real man," someone you feared and admired.
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"(The bunny is admired)," an official transcript from the event read.
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You are so admired and respected by all who know you.
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" He added, "As a fellow comedian, I've long admired Al Franken.
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"I've always admired loopy house music," Jad tells THUMP over email.
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She was a dear friend, whom I greatly respected and admired.
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There's also Ella Fitzgerald, who've I've always admired, and Etta James.
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Jaroslaw Kaczynski, the party leader, has admired Mr Orban for years.
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Amazon Amazon has been a hugely successful, widely admired, diversified company.
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America is less feared; less admired; and respected than ever before.
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His carpe diem is a model to be admired and imitated.
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Politicians who admired May encouraged her to aim for Downing Street.
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I admired how Niall went about things—in his smooth way.
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They admired his pluck in the face of hostile media coverage.
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They shared friends, had common backgrounds and admired each other's creativity.
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He had been hired by Liate Stehlik, Morrow's widely admired publisher.
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President Lyndon B. Johnson turned bipartisanship into a much-admired sport.
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You've admired Michael Novak since he joined this company in 2010?
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Egyptians admired cats' fertility, strength, athleticism and protectiveness of their young.
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I've often looked at Dimebag Darrell and really admired his hair.
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She admired him, but she was cursing him for it, too.
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Raúl Barroso González, a retiree, spoke for many who admired Guevara.
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When men are ambitious and make savvy political moves, they're admired.
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" Mr. Burbank said he admired Ms. Patel's "work ethic and discipline.
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Among their theater friends in New York, they were deeply admired.
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He admired her independence and determination, and that of her friends.
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She is now admired as one of the village success stories.
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We admired the stained glass, climbed the towers, took countless photos.
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These are chocolates made to be both admired and eaten — fast.
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Albies said he admired Acuna's confidence at such a young age.
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I remember trusting them, they're an important person that I admired.
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He worked in politics and I always admired him for that.
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Ghirri also loved Bob Dylan and greatly admired certain American photographers.
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And it has two co-superstars almost universally admired and liked.
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Lorca went on to become one of Spain's most admired writers.
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We puffed on the Cuban cigars as I admired the books.
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Veil to be one of the most admired people in France.
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It's not hard to see what Márquez admired in the writing.
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To review: Rosenstein is a widely admired longtime Justice Department official.
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" Hennessy screamed through the speaker as she admired Cardi's gown. "Slay!
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And beyond that he would become an admired golf course designer.
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Rosario said he admired Reyes's upbeat energy and style of play.
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In academia, he was most admired as a teacher and mentor.
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He admired Vince Young and thought he could have similar success.
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" Salinger admired Tewksbury, and not just for "It's a Man's World.
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Four students most admired their mom, and three picked their grandmother.
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Dorsey has explained that he admired Gabbard's distaste for foreign intervention.
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I could be a reporter like the journalists I'd always admired.
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She has always admired Laura Bush's restrained approach, they say. Mrs.
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Michele admired a bright-green print featuring elephants, monkeys, and birds.
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"General Kelly is greatly admired by everybody here," said Díaz-Balart.
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" When asked if he admired the Kardashian sisters, Conor said, "Admire?
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She stroked his spiky newborn hair and admired his long eyelashes.
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Buffett has long admired Amazon and its founder and CEO, Jeff Bezos.
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He said he admired my curiosity and my ability to push myself.
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He also wrote an admired score for the film "Elmer Gantry" (1960).
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It was very successful and very admired for a very long time.
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She admired men almost by default, because she didn't see herself represented.
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We lost one of our most admired and beloved artists: David Bowie.
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S. WATTERS: We&aposve always admired your sense of adventure and imagination.
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Mrs Merkel is widely admired, and careful not to seem too dominant.
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Did you ever think your sensibility would be admired by Oprah Winfrey?
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Fittingly he was pursued by a much-admired prosecutor of Indian descent.
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Though he was visibly hurting, I admired the intensity of his feelings.
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She attended the conference with her husband, and I admired their relationship.
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Known as Bert Kay, the veteran photographer was well-known and admired.
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Kennedy was 46 and remains one of the most admired U.S. presidents.
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People didn't like it but, paradoxically, they admired it all the same.
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That leaves some heroes, once adulated and admired, now on the outs.
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Who do you think are the most admired tech companies in Iraq?
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It is China's most admired and valuable firm, worth a cool $400bn.
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Now, I've admired his special ability to be mindful, to be present.
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The incident also traumatized Rios, according to Soto, who admired Kinsey greatly.
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Its people are admired the world over for their strength under adversity.
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But the shoes aren't just precious homages to be treasured and admired.
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Stumpf was long admired for keeping Wells — until recently — free of scandal.
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But it's certainly not the game that Remedy is most admired for.
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J.J. Redick is a rather widely admired shooting guard-slash-podcast host.
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He is a public figure, someone admired by many people, me included.
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He said he admired and respected females, he didn't lust after them.
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Kraft was an unlikely candidate to become an admired leader growing up.
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One of the things I've always admired about Chyna is her grind.
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It's the selling point his supporters have admired most about him. 3.
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That aggression and that enthusiasm is what I admired most about him.
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Bannon, who hates the entrenched two-party system, has long admired Gabbard.
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Perceptions of other much-admired institutions are also changing for the worse.
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Why couldn't she be admired for her intelligence, her competence, her experience?
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And make no mistake about it -- Trump has admired Giuliani for decades.
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Kelley, meanwhile, admired Hughes, needed money, and agreed to do the job.
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I had dinner with someone I've admired for a long long time.
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And finally, Obama offered some humorous anecdotes about her much-admired style.
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"The more he admired him, the more it took over," Heckman says.
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The court papers make it clear that Mr. Pham admired Mr. Awlaki.
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Go deeper: Gallup: The Obamas are America's most admired man and woman
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Even the most admired and successful leaders have made disastrous leadership mistakes.
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Au naturel Crawford's natural beauty is one of her most-admired attributes.
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In fact, I now know that there is little to be admired.
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He's admired for his on-court elegance and his off-court demenour.
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Now all of us who admired the U.S. are having second thoughts.
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The Kennedy family, in general, admired Harrington, no matter his ideological allegiances.
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He is widely admired for his intellect, experience, and exemplary judicial temperament.
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Among men, Barack Obama is the most admired, followed by President Trump.
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They were not made to be admired, or to be dissected intellectually.
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Though any attempt to lessen a drug's impact must always be admired.
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He has admired single-payer health care systems in Canada and Scotland.
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Reagan first on the list of "most admired women" in the nation.
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She has been admired by, among others, Philip Larkin and Sylvia Plath.
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I admired the way his T-shirt stretched tightly against his chest.
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How did one of the world's most admired leaders reach this pass?
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For me, it was a great surprise, and I admired their protest.
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She's admired while being looked at while over the age of sixty.
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Ms. Kelly explained she merely admired Mr. Wildstein's work organizing the event.
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In the midst of it all, I admired Jimmy Page's guitar solo.
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Trump's campaign also reportedly admired Christie's debating in the GOP presidential primaries.
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Ms. Schachner, a writer, illustrator and performer, admired Louis C.K.'s work.
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"He was popular and admired but had no close friends," Spitz writes.
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"I asked her to think about someone she really admired," Flash said.
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"I got handsome," he said, as he admired himself in the mirror.
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"People admired that passion that he has for running," Merhawi Keflezighi said.
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I've been very interested in Harris but also have long admired Warren.
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" Documentarians, including Mr. Goldsmith, generally admired the work done on "The Jinx.
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Ever since the 2012 Olympics in London, I have admired Aly Raisman.
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The company was a perennial choice for Fortune's "Most Admired Companies" list.
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Plato, while certainly disagreeing with him about certain matters, admired him enormously.
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I had admired the wooden A-frame sauna floating on the lake.
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Though essentially an international outcast, he is admired by some at home.
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Clinton, he said, were "almost groupies" — who admired how hard she worked.
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His articles were widely admired, and soldiers read them at the front.
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A less discussed privilege of men is being admired for being alone.
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He admired Soros, but thought he was wasting his money in Hungary.
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Letterman was more of a peer, but we admired Dave so much.
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If you already admired him, you may want a more robust hagiography.
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I once emailed an entrepreneur I admired and got nothing in response.
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The most widely admired trait of the sewer socialists was their integrity.
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Many Saudis said they admired Mr. Trump, offering a variety of reasons.
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Admired by many foreigners and few Israelis, loathed by many, mostly Israelis.
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"He's a great player, someone I've always admired," Brady conceded following defeat.
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Minton said he'd known Murdock for years and admired the charity's work.
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Barbara Bush, the widely admired former first lady, has died at 210.
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I had known about Bruno Manser for years, and I admired him.
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Despite the campaign's skepticism of her, it's clear that she admired Clinton.
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Back then Giuliani was alternately despised and admired for his authoritarian style.
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Celmins is an artist Offill has admired since she was in college.
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N.Y.C. Nature There are few trees as admired as the flowering dogwood.
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Seamon admired Trump, at least initially, for his experience as a businessman.
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Michael Platt has admired the Reverend Martin Luther King Jr. since kindergarten.
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I admired his athletic prowess from afar and his humanity close up.
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I had a novel optioned by a producer I had long admired.
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The work was admired, so Wally started selling Christmas items year-round.
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Despite our differing politics, I have always loved and admired my father.
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Instead, the book was reviled, and by the writers he most admired.
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" Atkinson particularly admired Wilder's "mischievous ideas about the informality of good theater.
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It's very cliched, but I admired Ben Bradlee and all of that.
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Some inmates think he'll be fine, even admired, and looked up to.
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Some more monumental finds will be recomposed to be admired in situ.
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He is widely admired as a pillar and champion of his hometown.
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She cast it by asking people to recommend five others they admired.
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She had admired him since she studied his work in high school.
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They're for looking at rather than playing with, existing to be admired.
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When treating the sensitive tissue with acid, he admired Hitler's extraordinary impassivity.
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"I really admired all the great tech companies and even as a little kid, I admired the tech entrepreneurs and I always dreamed of having my own company," says Houston, speaking with Fortune in a video posted Wednesday.
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Michelle Obama unseated Hillary Clinton as the most admired woman in the U.S., claiming the title alongside her husband, former President Barack Obama, who has remained the most admired man for 23 straight years, according to Gallup's annual poll.
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"I just wanted you to feel adored, admired, and loved," Kourtney told Khloé.
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Dr. Von Herzen was widely admired for his painstaking care with observational data.
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One night, she meets Charlie (Schwarzenegger) whom she has secretly admired for years.
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Apple's sleek glass and metal constructed stores are oft-admired around the world.
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I especially admired the 19th-century model of the amateur explorer and naturalist.
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She was so down to earth… that's what I admired about her most.
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Batmanglij: The choreographer was Ryan Heffington, who I've admired for over a decade.
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LeAnn Rimes also said in her interview with Metro that she admired Britney.
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Although Malthus is still admired by some, the green revolution rubbished his hypothesis.
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The Utah senator did say he admired them for responding to congressional subpoenas.
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Peter Thiel should rightly be admired for sometimes seeing what many others cannot.
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Republicans and Democrats are admired here by people of all parties and religions.
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Girls perform, are objects to be admired, and should work at being pretty.
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Perhaps, too, a weekly newspaper saw something in the Smithsons that it admired.
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Instead, I crafted a triangular landing strip, stood up, and admired my work.
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Yet to be American and Jewish in 2017 is also to be admired.
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RK: We were batting around different titles, and I always admired Cable Cowboy.
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"What I especially admired about Betty was that she thought big," he said.
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Sweden has long been admired for its blend of prosperity and social cohesion.
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It taught me professionalism at a level that — I admired watching Andy Lincoln.
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Gifts that are admired in the abstract often seem less welcome in person.
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"I admired them for rebelling against mainstream gender and femininity norms," she recalls.
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I adored her and admired her–and I am forever grateful to her!
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There's rather too much about an old grocer he worked for and admired.
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Van Gogh admired authors for their ability to create arresting images with words.
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It was a triumphal visit for Mr Orban, whom PiS has long admired.
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"I always admired how tough she was," Young's friend Amber Romero tells PEOPLE.
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I always admired his total commitment to art as a way of life.
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They reassured me that they 'admired [my] willingness to speak truth to power.
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The Spanish football community admired the move, and gave Pérez their full support.
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Gordon-Reed and Onuf exemplify a virtue that Jefferson admired, even though, in
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I admired her happiness from a distance, longing to feel the same way.
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Jeff is greatly admired by legal scholars and virtually everyone who knows him.
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He is respected and admired by colleagues and friends of all political stripes.
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In turn, he admired their first two films, Blood Simple and Raising Arizona.
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" The 55-year-old added, "We had our wars but I admired him!
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"She's someone whose personal style I've always admired," Adams-Geller tells People Style.
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She brought a sense of class and dignity and elegance that everybody admired.
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Others just admired the feat of engineering, which Anu quickly put to use.
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" People told reporters that they admired him because "he says what he thinks.
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" Writing about the play in 1897, George Bernard Shaw admired its "realistic comedy.
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Annan, who was born in Ghana, had admired Ali from afar for decades.
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"I admired him first as an athlete, an outstanding, unique boxer," Annan said.
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Cho admired Kim's unwillingness to abandon his Korean heritage, despite the country's disrepair.
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Adele is one of the most admired and respected artists at the moment.
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Like the writers he most admired, Mr. Toffler wanted experiences to report on.
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Athletes are some of the most widely-admired, well-respected professionals in America.
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Many here said they admired Mr. Cruz's willingness to irk the Republican establishment.
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Tesla's founder is admired by so many, most likely, because he's a visionary.
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This is one of miracles in modern-day play and is much admired.
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Trump and many others around the world admired Mandela because of his leadership.
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Ms. Imani, a Muslim community activist, said she had long admired Mr. Lewis.
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Romney is sticking his neck out and must be admired for doing so.
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He admired their ferocity but, because they were endangered, feared for their survival.
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Together we admired the 20-foot ceilings, the simple lines and extravagant materials.
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Bishop and Merrill were friends, and Merrill admired her poetry above all contemporaries.
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The President's latest spat with an admired military figure is with retired Adm.
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" Jain still considers the Microsoft co-founder as his "most admired thought leader.
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Others accepted that he knew who he was, and admired him for it.
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It's a style of dress I'd seen on other people and always admired.
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I've watched them and admired them from the same distance as everyone else.
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The likes of scenester groups Peace and Swim Deep were bands he admired.
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Celestite, for the record, is a mineral admired for its delicate blue color.
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Sometimes I admired the shapes of the letters; sometimes I averted my eyes.
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The talented writers in the class admired the piece, so I said nothing.
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I admired the fact that they were like me — supportive, strong, and sincere.
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She admired her older son, but she was cursing him for it, too.
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At first, Goop appealed to an audience that admired Ms. Paltrow's rarefied lifestyle.
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In retrospect, I should have been more open with the instructors I admired.
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Before the revelations of his crimes, was Bill Cosby someone you had admired?
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As his taste matured, "I've always admired classic, simple, elegant timepieces," he said.
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At age 11, Mr. Corrêa do Lago began writing to individuals he admired.
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Op-Ed Contributor As one of world Christianity's most admired leaders, the Rev.
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While writing, he discovers that some bookstores he has admired have since closed.
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He was widely admired, and imitated, by guitarists seeking the essence of funk.
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He admired Mr. Trump's uncanny ability to command and control the media spotlight.
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And yet while you both admired it, I don't feel a full embrace.
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I admired a large Tolli painting of a turf home illuminated by sunlight.
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Gates clearly admired Jobs, even if they didn't always see eye-to-eye.
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The rest of the time I admired Ms. Fure's virtuosic manipulation of fear.
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To be admired for the burden they tried to carry to protect others.
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Nagasu had always admired Flatt's consistency, because it had always been Nagasu's weakness.
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In time, Mr. Brus came to be admired as a boundary-pushing artist.
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He has long admired and appreciated Rod Laver and Ken Rosewall from Australia.
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I had visited the museum before and admired many of the works inside.
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Whigs admired people and places that are enterprising, emotionally balanced and spiritually ardent.
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The assertiveness he'd admired earlier in the boutique now seemed more like rudeness.
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I admired how sleek my clothes appeared in the mirror while wearing shapewear.
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"The Museum has long recognized and admired Tania Bruguera's work," the statement said.
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First, they admired the restaurant's ambience and discussed how it evoked a vacation.
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He was known for his independence, and widely admired across the political spectrum.
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He said that people loved and admired his mother because she was authentic.
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Through puzzles, we found a unique connection — and we both admired Jeff's work.
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The Epsteins were widely admired for their witty dialogue, on and off screen.
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PH: I always admired the artists who came here in the late '70s.
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Mr. Loukos's work in Lyon has been much admired in the dance world.
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Basquiat made frequent references in his work to the musicians he most admired.
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Franz Rogowski has recently emerged as one of Germany's most admired leading men.
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Have you ever admired someone's work more for what he or she believed?
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Growing up, I admired nobody more than Warren Buffett, the greatest investor ever.
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Mr. Cerruti admired the work but did not add it to his collection.
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MUMBAI, India — Generations of Indians have admired the United States for almost everything.
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He is universally and justifiably admired and should be supported in his work.
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"Oh, Kellyanne," I began, as I admired her cheery smile and gleaming hair.
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"Sneeze" was bought by Erik Parker, an artist whose eccentric abstractions Schutz admired.
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Loved and admired by all of us who were fortunate to meet him.
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I admired the dancers' musicality here from the first day in the studio.
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Battaglia passionately admired the man, just as Longinotto clearly looks up to Battaglia.
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Sony&aposs commitment to delivering new features like this is to be admired.
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I didn't agree with what she was doing, but I admired her chutzpah.
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Though not widely known outside Canada, Mr. Wagamese was admired by his peers.
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They are admired for amassing wealth and performing superior reputational and bodily maintenance.
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Also much admired was "Granpa" (1984), which gently explored the theme of bereavement.
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People that we really admired wanted to talk to us about the game.
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Bork would go on to become a widely admired stalwart within conservative circles.
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Matheson had realized Spackman admired Mark and was attaching her career to Mark's.
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I got to meet amazing people that I've admired for a long time.
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The message here: Our Respected Leader is admired and revered around the world.
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You've admired them from afar, but now it's time to get a little closer.
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Though Mr Cetinkaya was not widely admired by investors, his peremptory removal unsettled markets.
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Grossman admired the wall behind Cora decorated with posters of WW spokespeople, including Winfrey.
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Ali was a heckler to everybody — even to Joe, the man he greatly admired.
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Ultimately, the desire to be alive and stay alive should be admired, not vilified.
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And for a while, because Jared knew that I admired Peter Kaplan, he would.
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OBVIOUSLY, I SHOULD HAVE BOUGHT IT LONG AGO BECAUSE I ADMIRED IT LONG AGO.
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"I admired Mr. Sanders when I was a high school student," Mr. Buttigieg said.
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More than 200 admired, powerful men have been accused of sexual misconduct or assault.
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His penchant for the dramatic turn of phrase is to be admired i think.
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But in reality, she got along well with the brand she's admired for years.
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On Location As a child in Austin, Texas, he admired the house from afar.
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In response, she admired our work to keep protests in Charlotte peaceful and focused.
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He admired her ability to intensely read the issues and understand the whole picture.
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Winfrey was named the third most-admired woman that same year, with four percent.
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Visitors admired the views, but were surprised that his villa was so run-down.
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Julia Klöckner, one of the party's negotiators, archly admired Mr Lindner's "well-prepared spontaneity".
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I admired him greatly and really saw him as a friend and a partner.
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"She admired me and trusted me, and I betrayed that," he said, ABC reports.
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I cried going through my feed and all of the videos that I admired.
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One audience member asked each candidate to name something they admired in the other.
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Had Mason cracked for just a moment, I would've admired her all the more.
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Like Degas, whom he admired, Kitaj used pastel to focus on the human figure.
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In Victoria's Secret's world, women wore lingerie in order to be admired by men.
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As Margaret Talbot suggested in her New Yorker profile, Elizabeth really is universally admired.
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Both are self-sufficient and admired by subjects/students as much as they're feared.
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This guest post comes from Elna Baker, a writer and performer I've long admired.
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So "Find Me" refuses to offer a straightforward sequel to its much-admired forerunner.
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Yet for musicians and listeners of multiple generations, he was admired well-nigh universally.
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Bischoff said she admired Barbara Bush's tough persona, wit and dedication to fighting illiteracy.
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Independents picked Obama over Trump for their most admired by a 3-point margin.
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I asked the translator to tell Saleh that I admired what he had done.
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I admired Norman because he was never late, never rude and, reliably, always there.
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This is one of the miracles in modern-day play and is much admired.
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And they're not just admired for their taste, but for their looks as well.
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I admired her dancer's gait, her long, perfectly curved horns, her wide, dreamy eyes.
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As she handed the clerk her credit card, she admired the young woman's curls.
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Before tasting the drinks, we admired the sleek can design and pretty gold detailing.
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Petrucci said she admired the Olympic gymnasts competing miles away at the Olympic Park.
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Johnson was pressed on his recent inability to name a foreign leader he admired.
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I found both concerts fascinating, and admired the Expressionist boldness of Mr. Zender's orchestration.
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"She admired that I could stop," says Crawford, who saw the danger early on.
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Did they have celebrity idols, people they admired that weren't connected to the regime?
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Horkheimer defended the Vietnam War and admired the Catholic Church's stance against birth control.
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The longtime sportscaster Bob Wolff, who teamed with Garagiola on NBC, admired his style.
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I showed it to all of our relatives on Skype, and they admired it.
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Seeing animal rights campaigners he admired get imprisoned only encouraged him to help more.
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I wanted to tell him how much I admired his piece, but I didn't.
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But his work has been admired well outside of that context for some time.
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Mr. Hodgkin, like Matisse — an artist he much admired — used objects to create compositions.
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But this won't surprise those who have followed, and admired, this Norwegian director's career.
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They were impressed by his "respectful" sons and admired the success of his daughters.
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P.J. admired her hardiness, but also her smile, her soft features and her humor.
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They commissioned portraits in their most admired roles as a form of self-promotion.
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This was someone she greatly admired and [who] affected all of her philosophy subsequently.
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The detained executive is a daughter of one of China's most admired business leaders.
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Anderson admired Mr. Whitten's tenacity and his knowledge of how power worked in Washington.
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He admired Liza Minnelli and Elizabeth Taylor like crazy, but they needed him, too.
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He slashed jobs and closed factories, making Nissan a much-admired industry turnaround story.
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Legend has it that Diogenes was the philosopher most admired by Alexander the Great.
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Difference is tolerated in the interest of group survival; it is not intrinsically admired.
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We admired the fountains with water sprouting from improbable places at Place de Concorde.
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Hitler's minions admired and copied some of Stalin's techniques of spying and liquidating enemies.
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The heist was carried out with a secrecy that Banksy himself might have admired.
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He said he admired Fair's paper and had sent it to Stanford's athletic director.
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THRUSH: How do your folks--I mean, is your father somebody who admired him?
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Mr. Zuckerberg, she said, admired the software that Summit had created for its schools.
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Yet even those who admired his courage and coaching had questions about his intentions.
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You'd meet people you so admired, like Saul Steinberg, who was everything to me.
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He once said he admired "Article 12" in the Constitution (there are only seven).
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Why, I ask, is that spirit admired in some cases and condemned in others?
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"I admired Senator Sanders when I was a high school student," Mr. Buttigieg said.
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Montesquiou had admired Burne-Jones's The Beguiling of Merlin at the 1875 Paris Salon.
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No other man was named as most admired by more than 2% of respondents.
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Other women have always admired how straight, how low-maintenance, how easy you are.
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MJ says Kobe could be a "pain in the ass" ... but admired his passion.
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Few owners wore as many hats or were as universally admired as Mr. Rooney.
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Carlos Ghosn was long one of the most admired executives in the auto industry.
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" "Now, I've interviewed Howard on radio and on TV. I've admired him a lot.
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I met the brilliant, charismatic maestro once or twice, and admired him so much.
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She never quite fully disidentified with the mostly masculinist European modernist tradition she admired.
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When Benito Mussolini seemed to be successfully modernizing Italy, many Italian Americans admired him.
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He transformed the company and become one of America's most successful--and admired--CEOs.
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And it has transformed into one of the most admired companies of this century.
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Michelle Obama is the most admired woman for the second year in a row.
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He admired America because he thought it's a country that's giving to the world.
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" He admired Ebert, too, because "he wrote about big ideas for a mass audience.
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Mr. Donen's filmography is studded with some of Hollywood's most loved and admired musicals.
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Former first lady Michelle Obama took the top spot as America's most admired woman.
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She admired his portraits, and, in 2009, unexpectedly got an opportunity to meet him.
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Inside Forty Five Ten, Mr. Porter admired a Birkenstock sandal with a silver strap.
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In Fortune magazine's ranking, Starbucks is the fifth-most admired company in the world.
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Some said they admired the princess as a candidate, while others found it inappropriate.
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Just days after being named the most admired man in America for the 11th year in a row, Barack Obama is sharing a list of the things he admired this year — and his wife's book is at the top of the list.
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While I admired Miranda, I didn't exactly identify with her — at least not at first.
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As a girl growing up in the Dominican Republic, she admired Pedro Herrera from afar.
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I've long admired Mr. Fischer for the creativity, humor and whimsy he brings to performances.
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Bernice G. Scott, a longtime supporter from Richland County, said she admired the way Mrs.
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In the same poll, respondents also named Hillary Clinton the most admired woman of 2016.
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With that wish unfulfilled, Kravitz is now left to mourn the musician he deeply admired.
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After the event, Sanders picked him up and smiled as he admired the tot's outfit.
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This is art that has been studied and admired for years —it's not about sex.
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Screenshot (right) via YouTube I've always admired Solange's work, but she discovered mine on Instagram.
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He was widely admired by his competitors, who were shocked by news of his arrest.
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I've always admired how unafraid you are to pick up and start over someplace new.
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One of its most obvious and admired features are the automated butterfly doors, seen below.
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Anyone who has admired the swirling patterns cream makes in coffee can appreciate this finding.
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But Binford admired his bravery, and she does want other parents to take a stand.
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AE: I hope they don't feel ripped off, that they just feel admired and respected!
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He was a "B+ student" according to The New Republic, and "more popular than admired."
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Although Harrison never wrote big best-sellers, his work was deeply admired in literary circles.
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She made the front page of Reddit, where thousands of users admired her contagious mirth.
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Some also feel that Sweden's widely admired tax and welfare model has left them behind.
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While investors have long admired Turkey's budget discipline, that perception may be starting to change.
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I got just what I always wanted: to be admired for what I looked like.
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China is a curious sort of superpower: admired for its achievements but lacking real friends.
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The voices of those who knew her, or who admired her work, are also included.
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He appreciated me, encouraged me, and admired the parts of my body that I hated.
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Much as I admired Barack Obama, I was sad that once again women came second.
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Someone representing every virtue admired by the party would be just fine for television, presumably.
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I told her that was one of the things I admired the most about her.
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Ruth Bader Ginsburg moved up to No. 2 on the nation's most admired women list.
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However, the vehicle, thanks in part to this film, is now admired - and highly collectible.
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Last May Mr Peterson couldn't name a single feminist he admired, in a podcast interview.
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And pushing myself to the max made me study how coworkers I admired got ahead.
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Though he admired the "Hire a SoundClouder" idea, another, more radical alternative occurred to him.
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"He was fixated on Vladimir Putin as a feared, respected, and admired leader," she writes.
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Meacham: Like Trump, Jackson admired strength and appreciated popularity, so Trump would have intrigued him.
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People feared, admired, and wondered at her, but thought twice before crossing into her path.
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This is reflected in Brand Africa's 2100/173 list of Most Admired Brands in Africa.
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Starbucks was just named (Fortune magazine's) fifth most admired and respected company in the world.
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Siwniuch said Trump was well-known in Poland — and largely admired for his candid style.
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Scholten praised and admired Neville's "calm and cooperative" demeanor in what was a dangerous situation.
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He impacted everyone he met and millions who he inspired and in turn admired him.
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So, I owe that airplane to sit somewhere where it can be admired and respected.
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" And while he greatly admired the moment, he did admit, "I'm good on the lava.
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Scott also had reservations about Streep, though he greatly admired her talents as an actress.
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There's also Cindy Blackman and Sheila E, who I admired a lot as female musicians.
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Bezos even asked his boss, who he said was "brilliant" and "much admired," for advice.
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Toby, who always admired the famous and expressed some reservations, has sadly been let go.
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I liked and admired him because he was intelligent, articulate, and generous with his criticism.
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The widely admired British actor was known for his distinctive voice and his withering presence.
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Waldman also admired the star in Steinbrenner's luxury box that mildly dramatic day in 2007.
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Clinton was the most admired woman in America for 17 years, for crying out loud.
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"He was an extraordinary individual and jurist, admired and treasured by his colleagues," Roberts said.
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For centuries, we have respected and admired professional athletes for their agility, speed and endurance.
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Only when I succeed in eating him Do I have the right to be admired.
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We admired him (is it him or her?) last week, and Joe has an application
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VIKANDER I admired Michael for being one of the most brave actors I had seen.
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They never were ill, or at all dejected, By all admired, and by some respected. . . .
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Clinton also sought advice from Mr. Obama's much-admired former director of speechwriting Jon Favreau.
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You were admired by so many for your devotion to your wife and two daughters.
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While Gates is now admired as an influential business leader, it wasn't always that way.
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Fans admired his mature storytelling ability and quavering vibrato voice, rich in sensitivity and range.
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But it wasn't just political leaders who appeared on the list of most admired people.
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Mugabe is admired by some in Africa as an elder statesman and anti-colonial hero.
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Trump must be admired for moving forward with his country despite his critics and haters.
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A number of celebrities who admired Murphy's work took to Twitter to offer their condolences.
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People here admired the selflessness of McIver and some other of the shooting victims' families.
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Growing up I really admired my older brother, he's still one of my best friends.
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Even when asked to what they most admired in their opponent, neither offered much praise.
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But no, Adam Silver is wildly admired across not just sports, but the corporate world.
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He admired the size of the chunks of animal moving on and off the hearth.
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The remaining businesses are HBO, one of the most-admired pay-TV channels; Warner Bros.
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Five years ago, he was widely admired as the best intelligence officer of his generation.
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Mr. Moonves didn't object; Mr. Parsons is much admired in the media and entertainment industries.
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But European managers remember what happened to Nokia, once one of Europe's most admired companies.
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Gardner admired the homer, and he later singled and scored when Aaron Judge went deep.
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Mr. Cooper spoke about how much he admired Lady Gaga and how close they became.
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They met at the Golden Globes, when Charo spotted him and admired his good looks.
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It also reflects the influence of the innumerable artists he has studied, admired and emulated.
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MOST COLORFUL CHARACTER NAMES:James Lee Burke is rightly admired for his lush Louisiana bayou crimescapes.
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I've always admired the cast diversity and what it suggests about connecting across different backgrounds.
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Mr. Zee said he had always admired Ms. Spade for being ahead of her time.
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"I particularly admired her incredible velocity over the keyboard, but with musical intentions," he said.
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He wants the admiration of the people; let him do something that can be admired.
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Your husband's handiwork will be admired, and you will be spared the need to lie.
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They admired the red cape painted across her back and her 17-foot long ears.
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But then Leonardo da Vinci was one of the first masters that Mr. Johns admired.
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The more we thought about what he has been through, the more we admired him.
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It was a time when successful, lavishly paid corporate executives were more admired than resented.
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It was a time when successful, lavishly paid corporate executives were more admired than resented.
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The values I admired in my father and in sport lived on beyond the field.
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Admired in Australia and abroad, Dr. Brand is nonetheless described by some as thin-skinned.
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A much-admired astronaut, the father presumably died leading another mission, effectively abandoning his son.
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He admired its design and said the ring represented the hard work everyone put in.
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Na'im, who was two years younger and admired his big brother unreservedly, took the bottom.
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When a colleague was assigned to interview a poet Amini admired, he took her along.
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It felt like I was falling short of the expectations of someone I deeply admired.
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But those attributes, while admired, also seemed to build a fence around her own potential.
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You were someone I had always admired & heralded every time u came on my show.
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Joe Biden, who I'd admired for authoring the Violence Against Women Act among other things.
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Mr. Kenny said he admired the progress the pope had made on social justice issues.
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Trump told me he admired Nixon because he was such a good judge of talent.
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Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterMellman: Democrats — Buckle up for a wild ride Trump and Obama equally admired?
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For years, venture capitalists and tech strategists across Silicon Valley have admired Mark Zuckerberg's foresight.
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Friends remembered Ms. Dufourmantelle as a profound philosopher and psychoanalyst whose work was widely admired.
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She was admired by her colleagues for her thoughtfulness, candor and finely crafted writing style.
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She is said to be highly admired by some executives in Condé Nast International's boardroom.
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Oxford: Hero: A person who is admired for their courage, outstanding achievements, or noble qualities.
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In 21952, he tied for fourth among most-admired men with former President Bill Clinton.
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But he won the presidency twice and, to this day, is admired and still popular.
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Chicagoans have admired this "Romeo"; New York sees it for the first time this week.
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In part it's valuable simply because it tends to be admired on its own terms.
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Broidy admired Mr. Trump's uncanny ability to sexually abuse woman and get away with it.
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I also admired the 213th-century Citadel, its gateways decorated with winged dragons and serpents.
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Dunn said he admired the bipartisan nature of the caucus, which also includes GOP Reps.
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I admired a scalloped corn casserole at a potluck once and asked for the recipe.
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"He is deservedly admired by many in this town," Mr. Hatch said of Ed Kavanaugh.
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She heard, including from many authority figures she admired, that women weren't wired for math.
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James and Royce admired and learned from each other, but their philosophies were different, too.
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Follow the advice of your admired predecessor, Mr. Powell, and take that punch bowl away.
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Haskel Frankel, reviewing it in The Times, admired the writing if not the complete package.
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" I said, "Well, are there any presidents that we had that you liked or admired?
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Chris Kemper: In terms of good techniques, I always admired those that jumped over it.
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Thoroughly disheartened, in 2014 Brian tweeted at Jonathan Rado, whose band Foxygen, the brothers admired.
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Michelangeli, who admired the jazz pianist Bill Evans and was admired by Evans in turn, plays this whole stretch of music as if he were hunched over a piano in a smoke-filled club, at one in the morning, sometime during the Eisenhower Administration.
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My dog has a good time being admired by the crowds — everyone says she is beautiful.
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It was something I admired my mom doing so quickly when I was a little girl.
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" K: "I've always admired the fact that she never really cares what people think of her.
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In a message posted to Facebook, Mr. Koum said he admired Mr. Cook's position on privacy.
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The state played its part by sponsoring a system of vocational training that is rightly admired.
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Hillary Clinton was just named Gallups Most Admired Woman... for the 15th year in a row.
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Smith said she admired Houston&aposs "down to earth" personality and said she is still missed.
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I admired the stunning florals, stripes, polka dots, geometrics — an endless assortment of colors and textures.
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I really admired just how driven all the kids were, despite how exhausting it evidently was.
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Because that's where creativity goes to die — and growing up, I admired entrepreneurs, writers, and musicians.
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"I watched her and admired her and how she worked through that process," Ms. Crowell said.
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I admired him for these things but I loved him because he was a great father.
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Two British bands, Sleaford Mods and Idles—both admired by Mr Spencer—shout with similar voices.
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It can be beautiful, unique, and a piece of art meant to be admired, not censored.
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"I always admired Netflix's business model, they are really good at what they do," she said.
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I liked her and admired her, and I knew what a hard time she was having.
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He admired my body and showed it more love than I had ever shown it before.
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But I worried readers might switch off if they thought I was attacking someone they admired.
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Yet part of me has always admired Bobby and his brash confidence, his sense of purpose.
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In the case of Barack Obama, I think he admired Obama's abilities to rally the country.
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Samsung asks the age-old question: When was he last time you admired your Phones's bezels?
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"We may want to admire them, the way we admired our own medical teachers," he says.
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I send my deepest condolences to his family and to everyone who loved and admired him.
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"We are criticized, torn to pieces, but elsewhere in the world we are admired," he said.
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Still, they have toppled Cosby from his cultural status as one of America's most-admired comedians.
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I have admired Eric's resolve and drive, and we are grateful for his service and dedication.
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In the video, he said he admired Finicum, but described his actions as foolish and aggressive.
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He's a mostly centrist and widely admired jurist confirmed by the Senate 76-23 in 1997.
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She said she admired her husband for his strong beliefs in the Bible and the Constitution.
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She was someone we've featured on this site, whom I admired and loved spending time with.
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I admired her status in the industry and ability to crush any rapper in her path.
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Trump has said he admired Jackson and made a visit to Jackson's tomb earlier this year.
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DR, including Ramasjang, is a training ground for the much-admired Danish film and television industry.
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"I have admired the campaign that Emmanuel Macron has run," Obama said in a video message.
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I so admired not only their intellect but their compass and their sense of moral outrage.
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You have all these amazing athletes who are so dominant and admired and connecting with fans.
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No one cared about a Scouse accent and, in contrast to Britain, blatant ambition was admired.
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Most people were there to defend Graham and to tell her how much they admired her.
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Not Mr Easterbrook, who was widely admired for doubling the American fast-food giant's share price.
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She has motored across the Mojave Desert, admired Sequoia National Forest and Instagrammed the Grand Canyon.
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In 2016, Piscotty had been prepared to vote for a Republican president; she admired Ted Cruz.
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Phiri was quickly picked up by boxing coaches who admired her technique and clean fighting abilities.
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" Tyrone Rodriguez, one of the employees who admired the manager, said Baldera was "an amazing person.
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I wonder whether Picasso's Cubist portraits would be so admired were we to suffer such changes.
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Biden told me that Pence confided in him how much he admired his relationship with Obama.
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He is widely admired by the rural poor but is despised by the middle class majority.
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In an age when political writers hid their identities behind pseudonyms, they admired his self-effacement.
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Lady Bird Johnson remains deeply admired as a symbol of strength and loyalty to her husband.
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Not the most popular strip among the general public, it was much admired by some intellectuals.
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The democratic world admired Obama for his grace, diplomacy and support of liberal causes and institutions.
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For Veronica's mother, there was Miguel, her first real boyfriend, whom she admired for his fearlessness.
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It found that 53 percent of Americans distrusted billionaires, while 31 percent said they admired them.
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But it offered a stable salary, benefits and the chance to work with artists he admired.
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He has a long history of achievement admired by the justices and lawmakers from both parties.
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Trump has to be the best, has to be admired, has to be the most successful.
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But it did give her a certain technical acumen (not to mention tenacity) that I admired.
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But the further we got into making the film, the more we admired his brutal honesty.
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I've always admired Allison in a million movies that she's done, and she's always been phenomenal.
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We both admired a pebbled-leather black Kara zipper backpack that was well-priced and sturdy.
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A couple of his coaches told Goodman they admired his guts for putting himself out there.
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Qandeel was anything but prudent, but I, too, admired her for being wholly and utterly herself.
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"Obviously, I should have bought it long ago, because I admired it long ago," he said.
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Not long ago, it was the most desirable and most admired club competition in the world.
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Welch's General Electric was Google, Apple and Microsoft rolled into one massively valuable and admired company.
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Still, "La Bayadère" — a ballet whose classical beauties I've often admired — is a deeply awkward piece.
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They admired the silky glide of drawers; they caressed counters and studied every minute design detail.
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A few hours after I admired it, a freezing, torrential downpour battered the newly flowered branches.
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However, the Dutch museum chronicles how the painting was admired long before its turn in fiction.
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Always lively in performance, this youth orchestra should be admired for its commitment to new music.
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A third admired the nature walk leader's necklace—a test tube filled with horseshoe crab blood.
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The 21-year-old actress suddenly finds herself being noticed by women she had long admired.
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She waited to have even one conversation with Mr. Chandler, a leader she had long admired.
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By the 21920s and '21971s he was regularly included on lists of the most admired Americans.
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"No way, man," Mr. Levi said, shaking his head as he admired the yellow lightning bolt.
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GARNER No. I deeply admired — and deeply enjoyed — several books in the series, especially Volume Two.
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He told the magazine he admired Diet Prada's concept but was more skeptical of their medium.
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Admired for its symmetry and classic cone shape, the volcano was named for a mythological fairy.
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Leonard Bernstein admired Bliztstein tremendously, and the influence of "Regina" upon Bernstein's stage works is unmistakable.
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He admired them for their wit; they weren't obvious and they didn't insult the reader's intelligence.
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She admired Hutton's acting and had even stayed up late to watch him win the Oscar.
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America is so admired because of what it seems to represent: equality and opportunity and heterogeneity.
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Riley learned a lot from Hayes, who admired the work of Rembrandt, Renoir, Bonnard, and Matisse.
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Problem solving was the means through which these characters expressed themselves and admired one another's minds.
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I bought into her "I'm a fighter" rhetoric and I deeply admired her energy and enthusiasm.
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Her staff admired her attention to detail, but knew she was often her own worst enemy.
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It used to be widely admired, but is starting to look like part of the problem.
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Most of all, I admired my parents' continuous trust in humanity to not abuse their help.
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But having their support could help burnish his reputation as an innovator and an admired entrepreneur.
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Or we can heed this spontaneous eulogy from another of our most admired songwriters, Rosanne Cash.
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Washington (CNN)Aretha Franklin, who died on Thursday, was beloved and admired by many, including presidents.
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Spike Dubs was one of the State Department's best, a man deeply admired by his colleagues.
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How could I reconcile this with the fierce crip attitude in others that I've so admired?
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Price, who is still a reserve deputy with the sheriff's office, was widely admired in Beatrice.
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Federer has long admired Rosewall, Rod Laver and the leading players of Australia's golden tennis era.
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She let her powerful magnetism shine through always, and I think people admired that in her.
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He also admired the geometric patterns of the textiles from which Ugandan women made their clothing.
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All this would erode a profession now admired by many other countries for its excellent qualities.
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Every artist, musician, and designer I admired was shooting, designing, ideating, or collaborating with Opening Ceremony.
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However, a reader asked Ms. Butler if there was anything she admired about the religious right.
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ISIS has suffered recent losses of top, battle-hardened — and admired — commanders and influential strategic planners.
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He sent copies of the handmade book to a few gallerists, curators and photographers he admired.
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Donald succeeds in demythologizing and humanizing one of the most admired public figures in American history.
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Mr. Etienne told Ms. Reyes he admired her for telling a story so close to home.
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Once admired across Africa for its moral standing, it now inspires disappointment and disillusionment for many.
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This year marked Obama's 12th time as the most admired man in the US, Gallup reported.
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Certainly, they were not the words of a person to be admired as a world leader.
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More importantly though, he's widely admired by many in Silicon Valley, by Sandberg and by Iger.
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I admired the strength and support of Marieke's parents, to be able to let her go.
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I admired the strength and support of Marieke's parents, to be able to let her go.
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Her company helped another icon "(Joan was) someone I always admired," publicist Dori Wilson told CNN.
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Mr. Phillips's cakes are admired precisely for their aesthetic qualities, which reflect his ideas and sensibilities.
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Among those who liked the video was a stranger Mr. Kurtz had already admired from afar.
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I even admired her assassination of Actaeon, the man who spied on her as she bathed.
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He watches Modi manipulating precisely those high-minded Hindu values that he, Taseer, has so admired.
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And I admired the paintings of Henry Taylor, which I'd seen in the last Carnegie International.
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The share prices of some of Silicon Valley's most admired companies are slipping by double digits.
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I've admired Mr. Gergiev in opera and concert since the early 1990s; there's no denying his mastery.
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"Before Hitler rose to power, other Europeans often feared, admired, envied and ridiculed the Germans," he writes.
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I read books written in the 1700s, 1800s, 1900s, 2000s about stocks and investors that I admired.
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A generation ago she was admired on the left for skewering June Cleaver expectations for media moms.
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And back when American presidents were still genuinely liked and admired by the leaders of other countries.
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"I admired how they threw them together every day and didn't give up," Kloehn, 45, tells PEOPLE.
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He was admired by the rest of the participants as he helped minimize drama and maximize cooperation.
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Donald Trump through the past year has said he's admired dictators and authoritarians from around the world.
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Just as Chrissy admired Kim's pregnancy looks, the reality star admitted to coveting her BFF's mommy bod.
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Trump has long admired Churchill, who coined the phrase the "special relationship" to describe U.S.-British relations.
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But they admired the way it could fit into a future city where large vehicles are unwelcome.
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Say you admired the throw pillows on a friend's couch or a magazine spread caught your eye.
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I admired her patience and despite my growing frustration, realized I was no longer in New York.
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As his cowriter, Han Jin-won, delivered his acceptance speech, Joon-ho lovingly admired his trophy onstage.
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He was admired in Italy, during his two seasons there; the club parted with him only begrudgingly.
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She particularly admired its Jewish population, which then—as now—comprised about a fifth of the electorate.
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Its founder admired Adolf Hitler, and in 1948 the organization was blamed for indirectly inspiring Gandhi's assassination.
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Hayek was spotted sweetly wrapping her arms around Pinault, 56, as the two admired the city's beauty.
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The games are infamous for their violence, but they're also admired for their creative and engaging storytelling.
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She is widely admired for her emphasis on helping students develop a love of reading and writing.
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Chris, Jeff, and Mark were the three I really admired for what they were able to bring.
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"We have long admired Unilever's purpose-driven business leadership and its category expertise is unmatched," he said.
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Murphy has met Thomas on a couple of occasions and has otherwise admired his game from afar.
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While not quite radio famous, his music is rollicking and distinctive, admired by ever-widening critical circles.
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Wang was on hand to help with Baldwin's train and admired as the star posed for photos.
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It was a shame, really, since I admired his work and was a long-time Twitter follower.
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Cole was one of America's few black singing stars, and Mr. James had admired his crooning style.
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Trump was named the second-most admired man by Gallup in 2017, with 14 percent of respondents.
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When surveying the most admired men and women in the U.S., political figures made up the majority.
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The ostensibly spiritual King approached Bobby Kennedy with a hardheadedness that the pragmatic Kennedy would have admired.
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The Libertarian candidate couldn't name a single world leader he admired and didn't know what Aleppo was.
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I'm fat, after all; that is, lazy, slovenly, and not worthy of being loved, liked, or admired.
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My sincerest sympathy to the Arquette family and to all the fans who loved and admired Alexis.
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Elon Musk is the most admired business leader among MBA students, according to a Poets&Quants survey.
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"He's got a great blend of a strength and a sensitivity that I've always admired," Pfleger says.
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Many of the women he spoke with said they admired that men's friendships are often low maintenance.
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She speaks highly of "accidental feminist" Peggy Olson, but admired her "belief in herself" most of all.
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You could say strange things were afoot in the Hunts' yard as the group admired the poster.
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Now some even admired the Castros in Cuba and they flirted with Marxist ideology here at home.
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The illustrator—and indeed his American counterpart, Rube Goldberg—would also have admired how Indutrade structures itself.
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"I've always admired the spirit and creativity of the Grateful Dead," the director said in a statement.
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He shares that he has admired the business mogul all of his life for being an entrepreneur.
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A year before their engagement, Knox told PEOPLE about the qualities she admired in her then-boyfriend.
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Honestly, he made quite the 180, telling JoJo that he admired her and was proud of her.
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She admired her rockin' booty, and bought the size 4 pants because they looked and felt amazing.
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A local favorite admired for its traditional Southern fare, the food is melt-in-your-mouth good.
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" Adds the source, "She and Justin started out as friends, and always admired each other a lot.
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That's more than double the total of the second-most admired tech leader, Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.
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Shum says he admired Beyoncé's talent and leadership ability, especially the way she doled out constructive criticism.
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And then I got to meet Bruce Springsteen, who I really really really really liked and admired.
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My Daddy was the artist behind the pink cotton-candy sunsets we admired on our evening walks.
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CasAnus is first and foremost a piece of art, I'm told, to be admired from the outside.
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After bombing Syria and Afghanistan, Trump is being admired among pundits for his "rational," even "conventional" leadership.
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In the end, I found that I admired the movie more than I was moved by it.
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And I admired Marty Rea's pain-steeped, lyrical portrayal of Richard's helpless pawn of a brother, Clarence.
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Neruda the rescuer of refugees and exiled senator, forthright Communist and admired poet, had become international news.
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Lee is a widely admired and respected figure in the entertainment business and the civil rights community.
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The hardline Mr Xi is widely admired in China as a strongman and a fighter against corruption.
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A surprisingly girlish voice from the 1960s became a commanding and much-admired tone during her premiership.
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He was treated like the help, but he liked the work and admired his brother very much.
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Mr. Socarras also remembered that Mr. Cowley admired the elegantly composed gay pornography of filmmaker Wakefield Poole.
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He often admired the people he wrote about, he said, but he never got to meet them.
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But I have trouble with artists—Rubens very much included—who seem driven mainly to be admired.
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When she is in Karachi, she is a reluctant but admired presence in the city's social scene.
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It was better news for the Trumps in a separate YouGov survey of America's most admired people.
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While Billy Lynn has received mixed reviews, critics have admired Lee's bold decision to make movie history.
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Miranda, the sister Veronica most admired, started classes this fall at the University of Illinois at Chicago.
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" Raine admired the essay because it "knew it was moving but didn't exaggerate—it was written calmly.
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I have admired my father all of my life, and I love him with all my heart.
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Former Obama aides told me that although they liked and admired Mattis, the relationship started to sour.
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Within the ranks of Disney, where Mr. Staggs continues to be widely admired, there was widespread shock.
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At a minimum, this exquisitely qualified and widely admired jurist deserves a fair hearing and a vote.
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I met up with a girl from college who worked for a media company I really admired.
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Dean tells me he initially admired the man who would later become the world's most hunted terrorist.
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I admired Olaf Carlson-Wee, of Polychain Capital, suggesting that crypto companies shouldn't be interested in revenue.
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"He had a personal standard based on work he and those he admired had done," says Heller.
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Sandy Alomar Jr., the Indians' first-base coach and a longtime player, said he admired Francona's preparation.
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My grandfather admired the gallant Donovan but the turf war between O.S.S. and G-2 sickened him.
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Obama's 10th year as most admired man makes him second only to former President Dwight D. Eisenhower.
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Several women who attended Ms. Trump's speech commented on her appearance in explaining why they admired her.
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She also became a Twitter meme as secretary of state, admired by a younger generation of women.
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Economists already knew and admired Piketty's scholarly work, and many — myself included — offered the book high praise.
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In graduate school, on the other hand, I went to the readings of a professor I admired.
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But he also deserves credit for noting when the idealists he admired began to lose their way.
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The Divitas admired Field's modern homes constructed with rugged materials, including a hillside house in Portola Valley.
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All four brought in people they'd worked with as well as reaching out to talent they admired.
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In doing so, Mr. Macron risked damaging his credibility among Europeans who admired his tough reform program.
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"We went to a lot of geopolitical events, and I admired how she handled herself," he said.
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One thing that I've always admired about him is that he's not race blind, but race conscious.
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I always admired my uncle Anas, my mom's youngest brother and a general in the Egyptian police.
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By January 1874, he wrote a list of some 40 artists whose work he'd admired in London.
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Charmed by his wonder and enthusiasm, Pistner presented Joseph with a miniature book he had particularly admired.
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Also, as is clear from many of the Platonic dialogues, Socrates genuinely admired people with practical skills.
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He admired the angle of the neck, the chunky thickness of the neck, the nickel-plated screws.
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And from all the repeated glances, I think half the men quietly admired Kate Spade's artistic expressions.
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To the Editor: The suicide of an admired, accomplished, creative person stings, stirring us to explain why.
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Jonathan Lear, reviewing that work in The New York Times, faulted the prose but admired the effort.
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Beyond his own writing, Mr. Jeffreys was much admired for helping along the careers of other playwrights.
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But one day he discovered that the Scottish Christian friends he admired were (in his view) socialists.
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"We went to a lot of geopolitical events and I admired how she handled herself," he said.
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However, his encounters reveal the faults of the rich whose lifestyles and wealth are so widely admired.
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In just the past week, more famous and admired men have lost their jobs for such behaviors.
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Over the years, his brush strokes have become as admired in sports as Roger Federer's ground strokes.
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Other interpreters have gained attention on social media for the opposite reason — because they were universally admired.
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I have long admired Paul Ryan and thought of him as the future of the Republican Party.
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Having admired Wohl's "Small Mouth Sounds," Alexander signed onto "Grand Horizons" within hours of reading the script.
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Indeed, Page very much admired the American authors whose work she gave voice to through her imagination.
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Mr. Lupu, 71, has long been admired for the musical integrity and spiritual dimension of his artistry.
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Still, I admired President Clinton in a way that happens when someone like you really makes it.
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They are also wondering if Mr. Comey, who is widely admired by agents, will survive the crisis.
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Some cited the president-elect's recent feud with Representative John Lewis, a widely admired civil rights leader.
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It was like the Impala in many ways, and they particularly admired the window in the kitchen.
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Off to one side, Jeanette Delgado, one of the company's most admired dancers, was particularly eye-catching.
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Auberjonois was a well-respected and admired actor, having worked in the industry for over four decades.
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But in Dubai, many people I spoke with said they admired her for some of those reasons.
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He had a beautiful singing voice, and the priests admired him, but he hated the authoritarian education.
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In 1976, Jimmy CarterJimmy CarterMellman: Democrats — Buckle up for a wild ride Trump and Obama equally admired?
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Olson frequently testified before Congress and was widely admired from lawmakers on both sides of the aisle.
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Admired and controversial since its publication, "Native Son" codes Bigger as both a perpetrator and a victim.
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In the end, he had condemned much of it, ignored some of it and admired very little.
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For years, I've admired Ms. Miller's determination as a risk-taking actress onstage as well as onscreen.
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Hong Kong's police have long been admired for their professionalism compared with some forces elsewhere in Asia.
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He appeared on Gallup's "Most Admired Man" list 61 times, more than any other person by far.
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A similar number of political independents chose Trump (10%) and Obama (12%) as their most admired man.
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Smith said he admired the way Bryant, an 18-time all-star, transitioned into full-time father.
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Ultimately, the docuseries will examine Hillary Clinton's fame and how she became so simultaneously admired and scrutinized.
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"We are considered one of the world&aposs most admired companies and uphold an excellent safety record."
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Ben Brantley, in his New York Times review, admired the play but was ambivalent about this staging.
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He admired the meritocratic nature of the sport, where competitors are paired off by weight and age.
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If you've ever admired Zendaya's beaming highlighter or poreless complexion from afar, you have Daley to thank.
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Drawing on her own experience overcoming difficulties, she now runs a widely admired program for troubled children.
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Its once-admired police force, the Carabineros, have shown themselves to be incompetent as well as brutal.
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"I've admired him ... my entire life, and it's tough to imagine the Senate without him," he said.
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Ira Goldstein, who worked at HUD under the first President Bush and Mr. Clinton, admired Mr. Kemp.
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And each has earned an admired position in the academy, teaching aspiring dramatists at Ivy League institutions.
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In another interview at the end of September, Johnson could not identify a world leader he admired.
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Republicans in Congress are working away on defunding Planned Parenthood — an organization Trump once said he admired.
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The average among the admired companies is only 17 percent, versus just 8 percent at the others.
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In a little museum in Alagna, I admired a teaspoon carved with a hand holding a rose.
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Yet he was more admired than liked, as he acknowledged in an interview with ESPN in 2015.
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He wants to surprise you with it, to be admired, not be used like a search engine.
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He admired the structure of "The Red Parts," which Nelson had wanted to have a "documentarian" feel.
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Buy it here >>The Enron scandal brought down one of the most admired companies of the 1990s.
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But humor aside, Ms. Andelman said she had no buyer's remorse, having long admired Mr. Cattelan's work.
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He is a former investment banker with Rothschild & Company, low on the list of most admired professions.
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This is a difficult balance to master but I admired Bush colleagues when they did this successfully.
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Once, in the afterglow of Nelson Mandela, countries in the rest of Africa deeply admired South Africa.
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Except the ring the law student admired in a state of just-engaged bliss wasn't technically hers.
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Ms. Kay was widely admired for deftly and tirelessly handling complex long-form journalism in The Times.
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He will give deeper insight into people he's known, admired and even debated with over the years.
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Admired and controversial since its publication, "Native Son" codes Bigger as both a perpetrator and a victim.
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His neighbor Robert Oswald, a construction worker, admired Mr. Levitt's ability to conceive of an entire community.
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My epiphany was this: Oprah is one of the most accomplished, admired, able people in the world.
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The next most rewarded artist was Kendrick Lamar, the provocative and critically admired rapper from Compton, Calif.
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I read the statement by the staff and the statement of Adam Weinberg and I admired it.
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I admired the "visiting artists" who came to school, and I wanted to be one of them.
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As it happens, I very much admired Franzen's last two novels and said so in my reviews.
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The women traveled in the same circles online, and Aye says she has long admired Xunise's style.
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She is truly someone to be admired and I do admire her with the deepest respect and love.
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You provided the best customer service in the industry and created innovations that were admired by your peers.
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President Obama is finishing his term on a high note, being named the most admired man of 2016.
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Eleanor Roosevelt is a distant second for all-time wins in the "most admired woman" poll with 13.
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The youth pastors in his church were kind and he admired their dedication to kids who were struggling.
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Yes, we&aposre as different as night and day, but there&aposs things that I admired about him.
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"Universally, Officer Rose was respected, admired, and one that had an excellent work ethic," Prosecutor Kym Worthy said.
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Research shows that it's the most confident people who are the most admired, listened to, and highly regarded.
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He gave it to us raw, and the denizens of the streets admired and respected him for that.
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Little wonder the point guard has divided fans; admired for his relentless play, derided for his dirty tactics.
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We're going to talk about that and more, but these are three people that I have admired forever.
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Roberts, who said she admired the "Glee" actress, spoke about Michele's positive influence on her while on set.
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Both girls are also phenomenal performers and their confidence is something I've admired before I even knew them.
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" Quebec Premier Philippe Couillard tweeted a message in French to Lapierre's Twitter account: "You were loved and admired.
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"It's cool, right?" he said, before he took off the watch and admired the workings in the back.
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As Iran's most enduring cultural icon, universally revered and admired, she plays a unique role among her compatriots.
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Most of all, I worried I would forever lose the people I loved and admired my entire life.
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But I also have known, liked, respected and admired you for many years, and you know that, too.
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The support FLOTUS gives to up-and-coming and homegrown talent is something we've long admired about her.
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At college, Marianne's eccentricities and open brilliance, plus her wealth and privilege, make her sought after and admired.
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"Scott and Sofia continued holding hands and getting more affectionate as they admired Monopoly's work," a source said.
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I was a guest at many of his parties and always admired what a class act he was.
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Now one of its cofounders is off to work at Snap, whose flagship app he has long admired.
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He fights the gun away from Steinar, and Sigrid lashes out against the man she has so admired.
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I once let a very unwashed urban nomad girl whose mind I admired have her way with me.
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What the landscape looks like from atop one of the world's biggest and most admired health care companies.
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Dr. Schumacher admired a deep track and wondered about the prints beyond the volunteers' reach beneath the berm.
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What I admired most about the Pacifica, as a family minivan solution, was the attention to obsessive detail.
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A stunned Fernández admired the hit with a great deal of emotion before he journeyed to home plate.
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They admired in each other a brusque self-assurance and artless candor that others often perceived as arrogant.
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Apple is the world's most admired company, as ranked by Fortune, for the 11th year in a row.
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He said he admired the military, grew up with guns and wanted eventually to join the Special Forces.
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Katie Holmes' ability to juggle her professional and personal life has long been something that fans have admired.
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Did you have a parent or grandparent you really admired, who taught you some lesson you've never forgotten?
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The stunning sparkler was custom made by Stephanie Gottlieb, a New York-based jewelry designer Batula had admired.
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I deeply regret the pain I've caused Ms Nyong'o, a woman I've admired for quite some time now.
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"Scott and Sofia continued holding hands and getting more affectionate as they admired Monopoly's work," the source says.
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Richie had a tremendous relationship with his father; he admired him, he emulated him, and he loved him.
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The culture that once admired smoking, drinking, and a tendency toward recklessness is now hyper-focused on health.
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At some point, I think I sort of admired the idea that you got nothing left to lose.
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Mr. Qi won a following among Chinese neo-Maoists, who admired his unwavering defense of the Cultural Revolution.
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"Papa" Hemingway was not just a much admired artist; he was seen as a representative American public man.
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Some of Generation Z's most-admired celebrities, including David Dobrik, Emma Chamberlain, and Joey Graceffa, were in attendance.
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As a fan, I always admired the air of whimsy and gentle weirdness he brought to his roles.
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All photos courtesy of Tim Dodd/The Everyday Astronaut Few careers are as universally admired as the astronaut.
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It feels very "admired more than loved," which often leads to lots of nominations and few actual wins.
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The Big Horse especially has little to do but to stay loose and be admired by rival horsemen.
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Even so, there was one party I looked forward to immensely, because I so admired the honored guest.
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MORE is America's "most admired man" for the 10th consecutive year, according to new survey data from Gallup.
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Trump is one of few incumbent presidents who have not been named the most admired among all Americans.
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I admired his courage and idealism; his bluntness and willingness to tell hard truths, even to friendly audiences.
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Contemporaries admired her for her intellect, and her sharp and evocative letters later won praise from Virginia Woolf.
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Among the men, former President Obama took the title of most admired with 6900 percent of the vote.
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Although the countess told me often how much she liked and admired me, I was unmistakably a servant.
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We do know that President Trump admired Nelson Mandela -- he said so in a tweet when Mandela died.
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Inside Apple, the trio of experts known among employees as the privacy czars are both admired and feared.
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He is one of hip-hop's most prolific and admired artists, and also one of the least predictable.
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I also know that, during the 2016 Republican primaries, Farrakhan admired Trump's politically incorrect approach to Jewish donors.
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The former president and first lady also landed second place for the most admired people in the world.
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YouGov solicited nominations from panelists from 35 countries before polling residents of those countries on who they admired.
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Turning it over in his mind only seems to reveal additional angles from which it can be admired.
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Pam Dorrough, a tourist in New York's Times Square, admired Ali's refusal to apologize for what he believed.
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In fact, Louise, who had her first child at age 20, had admired another large brood on screen.
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After the proposal, Dion posed for a few more pictures with the couple and admired McMillan's new ring.
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They may be people we trusted and admired, who spoke out against sexual violence or advocated gender equality.
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