What Trump admires in these men is the quality he admires in himself, strength evidenced by their successes.
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If anything, if I were getting inside Miguel's head, I think he admires Jack and Rebecca together as much as he admires Rebecca alone.
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" He also admires and mocks "old Tea Ass Eliot.
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Salvini admires Russian President Vladimir Putin - Kaczynski vilifies him.
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He admires Jim Jarmusch but doesn't want to be him.
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He admires and loves you so much, as do I!
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He also admires US stars like Kanye West and Pharrell.
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And Tatler thoroughly admires his wives' names; Jane and Claudia.
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He admires his dad's bravery for choosing a writing life.
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Lance finds young voices that he admires and documents them.
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" She added that she admires Malik for "[remaining] a gentleman.
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"She admires their hard work and dedication," her rep added.
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She admires Margaret Thatcher but postures as an economic interventionist.
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Obrador admires Cuba and former Chilean socialist leader Salvador Allende.
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Trump loves military men and admires big success even more.
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That's what comedian Jerry Seinfeld most admires about a Porsche.
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Mr. Trump is not the only Republican who admires Churchill.
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Later, the president admires a shirt the chef presents him.
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The former Massachusetts governor said he likes and admires Sens.
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He offers many small, artful portraits of men he admires.
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There is little doubt, though, whom Mr. Trump admires most.
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A Chinese tourist admires a replica of Mao Zedong's former residence.
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Even if not everybody loves Dunkirk, everybody at least admires it.
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She admires Mussolini, but her respect for "reliable" Hitler has gone.
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Mulroney says he admires Roberts as a wonderful mother and wife.
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She says she admires Taylor Swift much more than Miley Cyrus.
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He mentions a YouTuber he admires and respects called Nathan Zed.
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What we know about Trump is that he admires the military.
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Brewer greatly admires Marcus Lemonis and his commitment to small businesses.
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It admires Rami Anis, a Syrian swimmer now living in Belgium.
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He admires strongmen, like Vladimir Putin, despite their brutality and mendacity.
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Hopkins put down a taco and named some coaches he admires.
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He has also said he admires Putin's autocratic style of leadership.
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Yet he remains close to Badu, and still admires her music.
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He admires property requirements for office, and so did ancient oligarchs.
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Rosmann says he admires Darla's determination to take on this cause.
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She also said she was joining journalists she "admires" at NBC.
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The breast surgeon is pleased and admires the plastic surgeon's work.
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That Mr. Moore ran a full six percentage points ahead of Strange (39-33) shows that not even this Trump-loving state Republican base admires the president more than it admires its "Ten Commandments" folk hero.
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Rose isn't the only one who admires how Uncharted serves Elena's character.
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Correction: Roy emails to say he admires Switzerland's healthcare system, not Sweden's.
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Evgeny Arinin acknowledges this, and admires the design for its enduring effectiveness.
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But then she would think about the "Moana" star, who she admires.
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Her medications and genes work against whatever model of thinness she admires.
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It's the British style of performance, and Close admires it very much.
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But Ashley elaborated a bit more on why she admires her sister.
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"As silly as it is, he really admires the guy," Orozco said.
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Juliet admires Clare's strength, even if she doesn't always answer the phone.
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She stumbles in with her literal trash painting and admires Opal's home.
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"Alex admires and supports how hard she works," an insider told PEOPLE.
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He admires Lana Del Rey and The Weeknd's Hollywood influence and aesthetic.
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He admires his weird, funny, and provocative take on music and life.
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He will not stand in the ranks of the dictators he admires.
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" (Look it up.) He even begrudgingly admires his dad's use of "codswallop.
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Yet, for a fleeting moment, one admires Cheney for making the choice.
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He admires their moral steadfastness and believes many other Germans do too.
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In this, he shares the position of Noam Chomsky, whom he admires.
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And thanks to the admonitions of his father, Donald Trump admires killers.
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But he admires military men, and at least occasionally listens to them.
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Konchalski admires the ones depicting Billie Jean King, Althea Gibson and Ashe.
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Guha admires Gandhi's achievements, but does not gloss over the man's flaws.
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Here, first daughter Caroline admires the tree before a party for employees.
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What matters most is Eicher's relentless commitment to fostering artists he admires.
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A person who is happy with what I do, admires what I do.
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So tell those Generals that Trump admires what you think about Trump's behavior.
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Evan Mahnken is back, and he is paying tribute to someone he admires.
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Later, my partner texted me saying he admires my passion for my career.
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Tom Grant (Paul Fitzgerald) really admires her character, Soviet fighter Zoya the Destroyer.
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Hunter loves and admires Kathleen as a person, a mother, and a friend.
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Another says he simply admires the West (for "its peace and greenery", especially).
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In particular, Mr Axelrod admires him for tackling the city's enormous fiscal problems.
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And Sisi, a former general, is the kind of strongman leader Trump admires.
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She admires Mrs Clinton's achievements, and expects her to become the Democratic nominee.
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Sanders correctly admires Churchill for his standing up to Hitler and Nazi Germany.
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His hair inspiration might be Augustus Caesar, whom Zuckerberg has said he admires.
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I am not a -- I'm an associate of his who admires him greatly.
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"He played with the type of toughness that our town so deeply admires."
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Cuban may be reticent to invest in Apple, but he admires its business.
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He told me that too, and he admires Reed Hastings more than anyone.
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Writers one admires aren't often the best to share tables with, I'd think!
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In part, he admires his seemingly unlikely idols for their skillful self-branding.
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She first becomes aware of him through reading his poetry, which she admires.
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Alex Petroski admires Carl Sagan so much he named his dog after him.
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He daydreams, watches the crops grow and admires the seasons, sunrises and sunsets.
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There is no question that these are qualities that the president-elect admires.
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Cusack admires the Japanese concept of wabi-sabi —a reverence for the imperfect.
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This may be precisely what Mr. Trump admires the most about Mr. Putin.
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They agree on almost nothing, but Trump admires his passion and spunk. 32.
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Many compared Trump to Russia's authoritarian leader, whom Trump has said he admires.
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Instead, three of the people he admires most were trembling at the threshold.
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And he admires how Trump has executed his pledges to reduce industry regulations.
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Despite their rocky history, Mary admitted she admires how Stormy's taking on Trump.
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Dani doesn't want to let go of her journalistic integrity and MJ admires this.
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Trump has long had a need for advice and encouragement from women he admires.
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Fox News admires Donald Trump's spread of Trump Steaks, wine and bottled water pic.twitter.
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"He admires these strongmen," Schumer told CNN's Anderson Cooper on "Anderson Cooper 360" Tuesday.
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If there's one person in Hollywood that Chris Pratt admires most, it's Tom Cruise.
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She does mention two prominent women when I ask about careers she admires, though.
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At that moment, she's imbued with everything she admires about the video game character.
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Trish really admires Jessica in lots of ways — there's a little message in there.
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That Mr Trump openly admires Mr Putin is a welcome bonus for the Kremlin.
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She added it "breaks my heart" to see those she admires work with Allen.
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Just one voter in 21985 admires them; only 220% approve of President Michel Temer.
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She admires his onesie adorned with images of a magnet and a baby chicken.
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The awesome actor revealed the 2 fake dads and one real one he admires.
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She's at the center of the trilogy—Han likes her (grudgingly), Finn admires her.
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He admires combat, and boxing is a closer approximation of combat as a sport.
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Trump, narcissist that he is, thinks it's because Putin really admires his leadership qualities.
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She admires Mugabe's emphasis on education and how he stood up to the West.
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McCullough admires the work of the Northwest Ordinance and of Ohio's high-minded settlers.
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Mr. Abraham clearly admires it, and his dancers rise to its challenges with relish.
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As someone who admires much about him, I found myself cringing again and again.
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Mr. Trump admires authoritarian leaders who have no compunctions about harming their own people.
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Among more recent writers, she admires W. G. Sebald, Roberto Bolaño, and Téju Cole.
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The A.I. that Harari fears and admires doesn't, on inspection, seem quite so smart.
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And our President admires strong leaders and looks forward to this relationship going forward.
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Some are typical fan's notes, asking about his writing process or why he admires Elvis.
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But he is by nature a bully in a culture that admires displays of strength.
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Cook says he deeply admires people who fight for human rights and push humanity forward.
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As he once explained to me, he only admires reporting that is flattering to him.
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The artist admires photographers and digital artists but says she's drawn to a handmade aesthetic.
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" Melton admires how the romance tells "a story beyond what we see on the news.
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But answering the question of which historical president she most admires, Clinton named Abraham Lincoln.
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"It's more a function of jealousy than anything else," said one person who admires him.
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What Bruce Lee is talking about in the whole thing is that he admires warriors.
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He seems to see the troops as embodying qualities of power and masculinity he admires.
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Bannon admires right-wing nationalists and hard-line illegal immigration opponents in Europe and elsewhere.
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It saddens her that celebrities she admires might think the worst of her, she said.
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BM: Probably the closest is when I'm interviewing a star or director that everyone admires.
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The space is airy and quiet, decorated with paintings by an Italian artist Avenatti admires.
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Trump himself clearly has the same instincts as the foreign dictators he so openly admires.
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In late September, Chris Matthews asked Johnson to name a single foreign leader he admires.
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So when Kanye West admires his abilities as a rapper, you might call that confidence.
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He admires the unaffected Zachary Taylor, who "dressed himself entirely for comfort," in civilian clothes.
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She admires in many ways how the right seized populism as the left abandoned it.
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And also that he has seen, and admires, "Goodfellas," which begins with a similar phrase.
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She admires his things, gazes in the mirror, and locates a button under the desk.
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Mr. Pompeo, 53, is just the kind of well-credentialed tough guy Mr. Trump admires.
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He admires Mr. Kennedy for his "calls to service," and Mr. Johnson for his accomplishments.
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On her desk, Ogawa keeps a beaver skull, an animal she admires for its industry.
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Some, like Serena, feel conflicted about the founders, two women she both admires and fears.
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After working with Buffett for more than 40 years, Munger still respects and admires him.
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Michele has a very different sensibility, but he admires Ford's conjuring of the sartorial past.
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For physical reasons, he was unable to be the animal he most admires, a swift.
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The general thrust of this — that the world admires Australia's border policies — is not new.
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On her desk, Ogawa keeps a beaver skull, an animal she admires for its industry.
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" Dalgaard particulary admires Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff, once a fierce competitor and now a friend, as somebody he admires for his social conscience and willingness to "take daring positions that he might not have been known for originally, but he dances right into it.
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He often posts photos on Instagram after meeting people he admires while promoting the new season.
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She teared up when we talked about Mildred, and obviously admires Tulip's larger-than-life quality.
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As a nail artist, however, she admires how creative the track star was for her time.
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Trump is a cheerleader himself, so he admires that ability to rally people and inspire them.
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" Michelle genuinely admires Barack's high-mindedness, she says — "but honestly," she adds, "try living with it.
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He discusses #MeToo, whether people should date their co-workers—and the feminist he most admires.
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He is followed by Jair Bolsonaro, a far-right congressman who admires the former military dictatorship.
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" Mr Gold admires her for "a work ethic that goes beyond anyone I've worked with before.
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He wants to work with people he admires artistically and who he enjoys spending time with.
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While Left said he admires the company and thinks it's "terrific," he is shorting the stock.
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Chapel, the Missouri NAACP official who issued the travel advisory, says he admires Black Lives Matter.
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And since our race admires gallantry, the writer will deal with it where he finds it.
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He fears what he deeply admires; he is repelled by an ideal he cannot quite dislodge.
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The Chinese government admires the technology that underpins virtual currencies and wants to reap the benefits.
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Some analysts had hoped the business would sell to Roku, a company Shull says he admires.
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"If there's one person this president admires, it's Charlie Kirk," said House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy.
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This was the same name of the horse of Alexander the Great, whom Veidt openly admires.
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That phrasing is intentional — Mr. Kang says he admires President Trump's brash ability to grab attention.
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This time, he blurted out an answer in English about one of the fielders he admires.
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His death was a terrible blow, and, as usual, one admires the restraint of her report.
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She points out the coyote brush about to bloom and even admires the lustrous poison oak.
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So, unlike the sensibly romantic heroines Blake admires, she is never confronted by her own hypocrisies.
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Show Us Your Wall Nancy Lane displays photographs of people she admires on her bedroom wall.
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But then the election happened, and Kanye revealed during a concert that he greatly admires Trump.
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He argues that Comey, whom he admires, made crucial mistakes in how he handled the matter.
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Mr. Xi holds appeal for foreign leaders aspiring to strongman status — President Trump openly admires him.
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One of the things she admires about Khalifa is that he treats that burden as an opportunity.
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But he also admires the rage that Beverly (viewers, meet Ryan Murphy's angry Black woman archetype) harbors.
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Black also has plans to collaborate with artists and stylists she admires to explore new beauty ideas.
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In her post, Gellar references the longevity of their friendship and how much she admires Ripa's personality.
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She gravitates toward companies with a message and lists Aerie and ASOS as two that she admires.
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That's because, as he's repeatedly said, he admires strength and leadership, and people like Putin have it.
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Visuals artists he admires are Keith Haring, Andy Warhol, Mark Gonzales, Michael Sieben, Ed Templeton, and Picasso.
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Trump admires Zinke for his service as a Navy SEAL commander, and has praised Zinke's deregulatory work.
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In an interview with Fox & Friends in June, Trump said he admires how Kim's people treat him.
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The Constitution makes it difficult to pull off the kind of Putinesque strong-arming that Trump admires.
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Chong said he has visited North Korea about 10 times and admires the country for its culture.
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"Trump very much wants to be liked by Putin and I think sincerely admires him," Gessen said.
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Like Mr Igunma, Yann says he admires Indians for their intelligence and the richness of their culture.
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Stokes admires Mosby, but over dinner he laid out a pretty simple theory to explain city elections.
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He admires the companies for using data to inform their strategy, like creating shows and building playlists.
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In intimacy and spirit, here I think Gober is closer to Forrest Bess, whom he greatly admires.
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Can it constrain a president who openly admires authoritarians abroad and rages against constraints on his power?
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One of the biggest knocks on Trump's foreign policy is that he admires dictators, even murderous ones.
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" She quotes the artist Bruce Nauman, whom she admires: "Art is a matter of life and death.
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As Danny Green admires his brick, Tony Parker and Kyle Anderson go for a nice Sunday stroll.
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While Mr. Reisz admires them, he probably won't be feeding these magical-looking mushrooms to his children.
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He is jealous of dictators in other countries (Vladimir Putin) whom he admires and longs to emulate.
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Amir notes he spent time with Caitlyn at the ESPYs and greatly admires her for her accomplishments.
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Whatever he says publicly, he still admires them and needs their expertise as well as their influence.
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I think she, in the end, keeps being very devoted to Logan because she truly admires him.
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When the show begins, Norman Mailer is seated next to the person he most admires, Norman Mailer.
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He told the crowd that he admires the president because he doesn't follow the typical political playbook.
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Kyle admitted that though she disagrees with Obama on guns, she admires his tone on the issue.
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Alas, Terry also admires Nadia, Célestin's beautiful and provokingly reticent wife, a singer with a Haitian band.
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Gates says he admires Carter's lifelong dedication to human rights as well as his inspiring leadership and writing.
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In the October 2014 issue of Teen Vogue, she talked about what she admires about her rumored boyfriend.
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She also interviews people she admires on the run -- literally -- in a video series on called The Rundown.
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Tesla: Among the top CEOs that Cramer admires, Elon Musk does not get his due from Wall Street.
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Iain Glen thinks all Jorah Mormont would want is to be needed by the lady he most admires.
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Oehlen admires how Surrealism playfully probes the nature of the real, as the critic Dawn Adès has written.
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In a campaign Q&A, Mr Giammattei named Mahatma Gandhi as the world figure he admires the most.
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Its chief financial officer, François-Xavier Roger, has said that he admires 3G, although Nestlé's approach is different.
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Mahdiya, an Afghan, says she plans to study political science and become a politician: she admires Mrs Merkel.
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He shuns multilateral organisations, treats alliances as unwanted baggage and openly admires the authoritarian leaders of America's adversaries.
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He admires dynamic young centre-right European leaders like Sebastian Kurz in Austria and Leo Varadkar in Ireland.
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"I really look up to Karlie," Gerber tells Teen Vogue of model Karlie Kloss whose career she admires.
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PiS has followed in the footsteps of Viktor Orban, the Hungarian prime minister, whom its leader openly admires.
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The Olympic gymnast's crush on the actor is well documented and it looks like he also admires her.
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This M&D x Leica collaboration is what you get when one company truly admires another's design principles.
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She admires the jellyfish display, and then announces multiple times that she's headed to Vegas for the VMAs.
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" As for what he admires in Lopez, Rodriquez previously told PEOPLE "her best quality is undoubtedly her generosity.
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Reimann said that he admires Russian President Vladimir Putin and the path Russia is taking under his leadership.
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Trump's chief strategist, Steve Bannon, is personally close to Bolton and admires his uncompromising stance against radical Islam.
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Cranston said last month he admires Trump's patriotism, despite his differences of opinion with the real estate tycoon.
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Mr. Khan said he admires both Ronald Reagan and Barack Obama, though Thomas Jefferson is his real hero.
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In the repressive states of the leaders Trump admires, using the wrong words can land you in prison.
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Working to her advantage, the many quotes misattributed to her have somewhat shaped the way society admires her.
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He admires the fact that the Muslet brothers always hire in the community, usually from among their customers.
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Her portraits tend to be of friends or people she admires from a distance, both men and women.
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Jaime, meanwhile, grudgingly admires Brienne, his opposite number in the enemy camp, and despises his allies the Freys.
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Perhaps the reality is worse; maybe Trump really believes all of this and genuinely admires what Putin represents.
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In an interview with Reuters, Sutherland talked about the role, the directors he admires and relaxing with Jagger.
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In an interview with Reuters, Sutherland talked about the role, the directors he admires and relaxing with Jagger.
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In the meantime, he said, he admires Italy's populist parties for already being on the technological cutting edge.
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Maybe they should be paired up and Patrick Reed plays with Tiger Woods, somebody that Patrick really admires.
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In this way, his house is a little like the ocean he so admires, changing with the tides.
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Most recently, Johnson, when asked by Chris Matthews on MSNBC, could not name one foreign leader he admires.
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Mr. Trump reportedly admires Mr. Duterte's aggressive rhetoric about fighting the Islamic State and cracking down on drugs.
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She's a historical figure he admires, akin to Mao Zedong—a political theorist who led a revolutionary movement.
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Kanye said in his interview that he admires Trump because he proved that anything is possible in America.
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He calls himself an anti-globalization nationalist and has been compared with Donald J. Trump, whom he admires.
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Monsta X's Shownu grew up obsessing over K-pop star Rain, and BTS' V admires Vincent Van Gogh.
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Charmaine Warren, an associate producer at BAM and an early supporter of Mr. Marshall, admires his committed approach.
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He admires and sometimes trains with Djokovic, but his first tennis hero was the Swiss master Roger Federer.
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" Bridgers said that she admires the "weirdness of the creative choices that Mitski seems to make so confidently.
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More broadly, all of this just demonstrates that Trump admires the fight much more than the actual result.
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Yet, in this photograph, she admires a fallen black nationalist hero who refused to rule out armed struggle.
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But when asked whom she admires most as a role model, the human rights attorney answered from the heart.
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He's just getting started, but compared with the man he admires so much, he's a rank amateur at gaslighting.
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Madric says she especially admires Jacqueline's inclusive nature, and that the events provide the youth with a positive environment.
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It's also the album that represents community, where she included all these women that she admires, like Serena Williams.
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Joshua Rivkin, a poet himself, passionately admires Twombly's art and feels compelled to understand the man who made it.
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For a private equity idea, Axe looks towards Rebecca's investments — and not just because he admires her so much.
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While more traditional leftists recoiled at what they saw as a bastardization of Marx, Sunkara admires the analytical approach.
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But when I asked him a Republican he admires, he said Purdue President Mitch Daniels, the former Indiana governor.
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In another, he admires a panorama of an apparently tranquil Caracas from the safety of a cable-car gondola.
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Mr Ramaphosa is trying to quieten the left of the ANC and the EFF, which admires Zimbabwe's land-grab.
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Cindy Crawford also placed herself in the pro-KenGi camp, telling PeopleStyle she admires the KenGi generation of models.
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She doesn't do this because she has some desire to be liked or because she admires her boss's intelligence.
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It seems their "authoritarian model"—the threat to Western democracy Mr Mattis warned of—is something Mr Trump admires.
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Why it matters: Trump's behavior suggests that he admires these strong displays of power pitted against the establishment's opposition.
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Unlike philosophers he otherwise admires, such as John Stuart Mill, Brennan rejects any moral arguments in defense of democracy.
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But much as she admires the three-times world champions, Bronze says England won't show them too much respect.
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"This guy… who admires dictator @NicolasMaduro so much actually owns a steakhouse in, of all places, #Miami," Rubio tweeted.
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And a young girl [Gaga herself] who never got to meet her but admires and loves her very much.
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Trump continued the mic check by saying how much he loves the city of Cleveland and admires the police.
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His conversation with T.I. suggests he admires Trump as a fellow polarizing figure, someone who defies norms and expectations.
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Gray admires the mystical atheist Arthur Schopenhauer, who didn't believe in God and didn't particularly believe in reality, either.
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In an interview with "Los 40 Principales" in 2018, the pop icon talked about how she "admires" Rosalía's uniqueness.
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He also told the New York radio outlet he considers Trump to be a "strong person" whom he admires.
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She points to Bill Maher and John Oliver as two fellow late-night hosts whose approaches she also admires.
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He also sees the lines between his work and the work of artists he admires as blurry at best.
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Russell prioritizes artists whose music is fundamentally original but also has "threads" of connection with past musicians he admires.
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Johnson struggled during a "lightning round" of questions on MSNBC's "Hardball" Wednesday to name a foreign leader he admires.
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Donald Trump says he admires Vladimir Putin, at the same time he has called George W. Bush a liar.
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She expects him to break up with her, but instead, he tells her how much he admires her convictions.
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She said she admires jewelers of the Modernist period, like Suzanne Belperron, who made a statement without sacrificing comfort.
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She chooses Gravity to process her payments, admires what Price has done and offers her own employees health care.
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And yet, Trump has said how much he admires Eisenhower, who was the President of much of his boyhood.
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But the car geek in me admires budget-restrained engineering teams who create affordable cars that are truly desirable.
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But it's his grandmother, a Lithuanian who came to the U.S. from Venezuela at 14, who Pooley most admires.
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Bellocchio admires his bravery and his virility, but doesn't turn away from his hypocrisy, his opportunism or his cruelty.
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Mr. Trump admires Mr. Kushner's tough streak, and shares his taste for payback, especially in defense of his family.
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And this makes the Strike series rather revealing for who it satirizes, who it attacks, and who it admires.
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We know he admires authoritarian leaders, but he seems intent on borrowing from their cults of personality as well.
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The walls serve as a gallery for a rotating roster of French and Caribbean artists whom Mr. Eoche admires.
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This is a book that, in chapters as small and neat as Nespresso pods, admires achievements in corpse-making.
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" She admires Harry Styles she says, because nobody else in the world is "trying to be a rockstar right now.
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He also admires Trump's campaign tactics and the way the orange-faced provocateur played the media into giving him coverage.
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The two stars follow one another on Instagram and Twitter, and Irwin says she admires Winter's message of body confidence.
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She gets herself over another wall to get into Hilltop and reunite with the woman she obviously loves and admires.
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It appears Trump actually admires Putin for his tough talk and actions against jihadists in places like Chechnya and elsewhere.
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The six-episode series, which doesn't yet have a name, will feature Letterman having lengthy conversations with people he admires.
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Ashley, who herself has dealt with sexual harassment just like scores of other women, says she admires her daughter's strength.
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Mr Dardel admires the coding school but argues that there is still a place for theoretical maths in computer science.
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The Labour Party figures he most admires are those who got things done—Clement Attlee, Nye Bevan and Gordon Brown.
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" In addition, Harvard Law School Professor Richard Lazarus said he admires Kavanaugh's "skills as a jurist, and his legal acumen.
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On previous occasions, she has said she admires Jacqueline Kennedy and she clearly channeled the fashion icon on Inauguration Day.
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And Putin, of course, has made statements that he admires him, and everything that Putin says is covered absolutely slavishly.
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While Cramer admires Musk's confidence, he sympathized with those who try to make mathematical sense of his ultra-positive musings.
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The second possible climax to certain agadmator videos is saved for chess maneuvers that, you can tell, agadmator particularly admires.
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Chief strategist Stephen Bannon deeply admires Sessions and considered him a potential presidential candidate before Trump got into the race.
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Like the strongmen he so admires, he prefers his country to be strong and feared rather than admired and trusted.
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Susan Stitt, director of marketing at Front Edge Publishing, said she admires how her boss is always generous with praise.
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He said he "admires" Zuckerberg's commitment to free speech, but Sorkin warned that "crazy lies" could be spread on Facebook.
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He certainly admires Chief Justice Hughes, as he made plain in remarks in November at New York University's law school.
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At the moment, it appears he's trying to intimidate the journalists who challenge him, while welcoming media that admires him.
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Mariel admires the manager's courage ... but fears she might be taking one of Ernest's famous quotes a little too far.
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Like President Obama, whom he greatly admires, Weston considered the Iraq war an appalling mistake but Afghanistan the right war.
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Below, 20-year-old debutante Annie Ding from Hong Kong admires her reflection in a mirror at Boughton Monchelsea Place.
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There's a many-armed Yamantaka figure, representing the vanquisher of death, in gilt bronze, that she admires for its detail.
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Mr. Erdogan admires President Vladimir Putin of Russia, who won 77 percent of votes cast in an election last year.
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We cannot afford to let cynicism rule the day and unravel what the rest of the world admires about us.
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Spotting the recumbent Aurora, radiant in her pod, he savors her beauty, admires her thumbnail biography and falls in love.
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Well, it's Dean's party and she's invited the sharps she most admires, even if they don't always admire one another.
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Sanders would kill the goose, eat the eggs and bring starvation, just like all the other socialist failures he admires.
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Scheib, 63, said she values and admires Biden's experience and his grasp of the global challenges facing the United States.
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Mr. Katz, 92, was once represented by Marlborough, and Mr. Porter (1907-75) is simply someone the gallery staff admires.
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Instead of creating his own network, Mr. Bezos should consider funding schools that are already doing the work he admires.
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This new administration hates weak, unproductive, socialist people and policies, and it admires strong, can-do profit makers (emphasis mine).
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Even with women whom he supposedly likes and admires, he's made clear that he values their looks above all else.
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Brian admires Leonard Cohen and often has no idea what he's writing about in the moment until he zooms out.
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A pervasive concern in this country is that Trump admires Putin's strongman authoritarianism, and seeks to replicate it in America.
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Here, the TV hosts admires photos of himself and his dog Wacha at the Purina One gallery in New York City.
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LeBron struggled to find the right words a bit but offered thoughts and prayers, and reiterated how much he admires Popovich.
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Here are her most honest, relatable quotes about being a mother, the parents she admires and why every child matters. 1.
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And while the singer admires his girlfriend's beauty, he's also in awe of the person that she is on the inside.
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That said, Droegemeier may have qualities or beliefs that the president truly admires, including Droegemeier's apparent outspoken love for the nation.
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During an appearance on Today Friday morning, Affleck said he admires McGowan for speaking out about her experience with sexual harassment.
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A 20-year-old Luxe Gaming fan named Olivia told The Verge she admires Burgher's persistence in the face of controversy.
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Snodgrass, who eventually quit after clashing with a top Mattis aide, clearly admires his former boss but does not canonize him.
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" That same month, Symoné told PEOPLE, "As a co-worker and someone who admires people's work … I choose my words [carefully].
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But Kořínek admires the bartenders behind Prague's budding cocktail scene and has devised a full menu of his own mixed drinks.
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Jennifer Lopez admires Lin-Manuel Miranda's new 'do after his final 'Hamilton' performance on Saturday, July 9, 2016, in New York.
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Like the many authoritarian rulers he so admires, Trump seems intent on making public office serve his personal desires and goals.
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Johnson again prompted questions about his foreign policy knowledge when he struggled to name a single living foreign leader he admires.
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Penn's daughter, Dylan, explained it this way in October: "I think he just really admires her work," she told Entertainment Tonight.
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Meghan revealed in a Vogue interview how much she admires the athlete, and dished on what kind of mother she'll be.
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Silicon Valley creator Mike Judge clearly admires the vision and genius of the people who shaped companies like Apple, Google, Twitter.
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On the first floor, we stood for a while, looking at the paintings of Umberto Boccioni, a Futurist whom Righetti admires.
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" The people surrounding Trump he admires: "I admire [Defense Secretary] Jim Mattis a great deal and believe he's an American patriot.
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The antenna might be a stand in for a finger, pointing scornfully, or alternatively, an eye, one that admires or lusts.
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"The reason for its success was because it felt authentic," says Serner, who admires director Hannes Holm's step toward racial diversity.
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MSNBC host Chris Matthews asked Johnson to name any foreign leader he admires -- yes, anywhere in the world -- and Johnson couldn't.
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And that, for a man who publicly admires strongmen like Vladimir Putin, is the most worrying part of this entire firestorm.
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There is another factor: Trump simply admires authoritarian leaders and seems dazzled by the power they wield in their own societies.
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" Mr. Hinterhäuser said he admires the work's political dimensions: "It's the incredible conflict between the ecstasy — the passion — and the reason.
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Pierre admires Marguerite's writing, quoting approvingly from her first novel, "Les Impudents," and teases her with information on her husband's whereabouts.
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He had lunch last week with five novelists he admires — Dave Eggers, Mr. Whitehead, Zadie Smith, Mr. Díaz and Barbara Kingsolver.
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Aaron Colton, whose sermons Dickinson admires as a teenager; the community choristers she joins at Mr. Woodman's Sunday evening singing school.
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" That's why she admires Sviatoslav Richter and Arcadi Volodos; in their recordings, "it's like the music boils, like something is cooking.
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He admires the explorers, the risks they took and all of that, but he also recognizes what they brought with them.
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The current president has frequently spoken about how much he admires Mr. Obama for the gracious way he handled the transition.
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It served as the site of a scene that involves Jo enjoying a performance as Professor Bhaer admires her from afar.
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When you embark on major surgery, you learn soon enough that stoicism is not a quality the medical community especially admires.
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G.L. LOMAX, SAN FRANCISCO To the Editor: David Brooks admires our country's progress to a meritocracy, while clearly explaining its weaknesses.
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When, over the years, Mr. Armajani has designed sculptural cenotaphs for historical figures he admires, the effect has sometimes been similar.
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Indeed, he seems more comfortable speaking about Pope Francis, whose views on income inequality he admires, than about his own religious beliefs.
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Buffett has said he admires Bezos' business skills, and his success creating both the online retailing powerhouse and its cloud computing business.
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Some of the startups he particularly admires, such as Uber and Airbnb, are only loosely related to his notion of the internet.
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But he also faced envy-driven charges of malfeasance and thuggishness, which the author, who clearly admires his subject, leaves studiously unanswered.
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Mr. Napoli, like the man he so admires, is a force of nature, with the energy of an entire cast of actors.
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Dr. Stephen Patrick of Vanderbilt University said that he likes Towers and admires his work but that there are too many questions.
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"She is beautiful, accomplished, whip-smart and has all the humanitarian credentials that Harry so admires," a source told the Daily Mail.
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The foundation said it "admires her humanity, and respects her right to publicly disagree with the policies of the government of Israel".
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Lively, 28 – who is pregnant with her second child with husband Ryan Reynolds – sees qualities in Ferrara, Tamblyn and Bledel she admires.
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As a result, we have shows like Making History, where Adam Pally banters with Yassir Lester, but merely admires Leighton Meester's character.
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But his speeches do work to establish which side he's on, which groups he admires, and which enemies he's going to humiliate.
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Miller talked about his recent move to New York, the comedians he admires, and, yes, his recent departure from HBO's Silicon Valley.
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Emmy-nominated for her work in "The Handmaid's Tale," Wiley says she gravitates toward characters she admires and projects that spark dialogue.
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Yet Ms. Birch's writing doesn't have the blasted-earth bleakness of work by Sarah Kane, one of the playwrights she most admires.
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Maybe they just remember his suspension of habeas corpus, the kind of steel-fisted governing that Trump admires so much in Putin.
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On national security, he admires the strength of North Korea's dictator, who hacks and attacks our banks and sells missiles to Iran.
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Her images are striking, and her wit subtle and dry; the reader doesn't share the jokes as much as she admires them.
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He admires the "touch of madness" that animates a Heston Blumenthal or a Ferran Adrià, but doesn't think he has it himself.
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Senator Orrin G. Hatch, Republican of Utah, who is an expert on the Constitution as well as the confirmation process, admires him.
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This labor of self-foundation-love closes with 156 pages of color illustrations of works by Judd and those colleagues he admires.
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Tightly composed depictions of her cramped quarters clash sharply with the vast green and pewter autumn evening she admires from her window.
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She says now that she admires Sansa, specifically the way she learned to work the angles and thrive in a tough situation.
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She admires his steely work ethic and believes, behind his facade of good cheer and mismatched socks, his discipline is nearly fanatical.
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Donald Trump has made it clear that when it comes to world leaders he admires, the more authoritarian they are the better.
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"The results are velvety and atmospheric," said Valerie Wade, the director of Crown Point Press, who says she admires photogravure's continuous tone.
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"I wouldn't consider myself an opera singer," she said, adding that she was nowhere near as skilled as the professionals she admires.
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Gary Johnson went on MSNBC Wednesday night and had an embarrassing brain freeze when asked to name a foreign leader he admires.
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Beyond abortion, Ms. Collins said she and Judge Kavanaugh spoke about executive powers, his judicial philosophy and which judges he admires most.
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Ms. Coyne admires how the anonymity of the group kept the focus on the issues facing female artists rather than on individuals.
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For so long, this country has been a beacon of freedom, equality and justice — one that the rest of the world admires.
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Ms. Mallory, in addition to applauding Assata Shakur as a feminist emblem, also admires Fidel Castro, who sheltered Ms. Shakur in Cuba.
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It seems the specific thing he admires in the Singapore system is to run for political office, you can't just be anybody.
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He can be a fierce critic of other Spanish-language filmmakers, but among those he admires is the forty-year-old Larraín.
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One former United States diplomat who admires M.B.Z. told me that his handling of the Libya mess underscored the danger of overreach.
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"I think he admires the way the Chinese are growing their economy while maintaining such tight control of its people," he said.
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When he talks about someone he admires, he's likely to use the word "attractive" — for men and women alike, but especially women.
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How can any person who aspires to be commander in chief not be able to name even one foreign leader he admires?
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In the New York Times, they say the president asked Comey for his loyalty, a trait Trump greatly admires in his staff.
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"He admires Gaudí's work so much he feels the need to protect it at all costs," two characters remark about the killer.
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Harris-Babou paws a weathered piece of wood, saying that she admires how it can be a physical marker of the past.
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When he talks about these World War II generals portrayed in the movies, he's explaining something about himself and what he admires.
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They're involved in the conspiracy theory, and Grace also just admires them on the boys in the band and then gets one herself.
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"None of this is going away," said a senior Democrat official who admires Biden, but is troubled by the campaign's response to Trump.
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" Thao openly admires the track record of Dubai-based Emirates Airline and sets her sights on turning VietJet into the "Emirates of Asia.
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President Reagan admires a birthday card presented by members of Congress at the conclusion of his State of the Union speech on Feb.
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It's also hard to understand why Brutus, a democrat of rich integrity, admires Caesar's personal qualities and is so conflicted about betraying him.
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Even as one admires Crosby's ability to subtly nudge painting into the ADHD era, one has to wonder if these are, ultimately, paintings.
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He also admires Meek's determination to continue putting the spotlight on the problem ... even though he's long since put his case behind him.
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In an interview with The Post and Courier, Graham said Thursday that although he doesn't "know what Henry's thinking is," he admires McMaster.
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Like Margaret Thatcher, whom she admires, Ms Koike is self-made and has battled through the nearly all-male ranks of her profession.
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But the foundation said it "admires her humanity, and respects her right to publicly disagree with the policies of the government of Israel".
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And as a chief executive, he said, he admires women for a work ethic that can exceed that of the men around them.
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He admires tycoons who thrived in office, such as Thaksin Shinawatra, the former Thai prime minister, and praises the showmanship of Donald Trump.
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It's also been good for Sanders's job security: the more ferociously she responds to the media in public, the more Trump admires her.
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O'Hare also said that he admires that Warren is a patriot, and thinks that is the kind of mentality needed in a president.
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He made it look as if the Democrats weren't being led by Pelosi, whom he fears and secretly admires, but by the Squad.
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So in a world that admires and hires beautiful people, our research suggests there's a potential downside, at least in the service sector.
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"I treat each edition like a group show," he says, calling on artists he admires to create work for the Printed Web volumes.
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Laura Ingraham, the conservative talk show host and former white-collar defense attorney and Supreme Court law clerk (Trump admires her legal mind).
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Miranda remembers one director who he "admires very much" pitching him a role in a car commercial to air during the Super Bowl.
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We caught up with Night about the first song she ever wrote, societal double standards, and who she admires most in the industry.
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But she admires the skill with which tax revolt organizers managed public perceptions and manipulated the working of government to effectuate their aims.
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And while he has said he admires the strength of the United States, Mr. Wang has also been deeply wary of American power.
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While describing his writing process and sources of inspiration, he dropped in bits of literary trivia and issued pronouncements about writers he admires.
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Although Mr. Abe shares some of Mr. Trump's right-leaning philosophies, he is not the sort of strongman leader Mr. Trump often admires.
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While my left brain admires the overachieving Honda CR-V, my right brain gives the nod to the comfortable, refined and stylish Equinox.
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"We'll see," Turner said, noting that she admires current Mayor Frank Jackson (D) and won't challenge him if he seeks a fourth term.
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In New York City circles, it's known that he's very fond of you, that he admires you a lot, your real estate portfolio.
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Yet while Gibney's refusal to simplify his subject, whom he clearly admires, is commendable, his attraction to Khodorkovsky's story in particular remains elusive.
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The new girl, Morfie, admires Sandy's doodles, but with her pale eyes, silvery mauve hair and ready compliments, Morfie is a little creepy.
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Trump admires Vietnam because of its flourishing, prosperous trade economy in spite of its suppression of any critical voices, media or political opposition.
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One of the benefits enjoyed by the global dictators Trump admires so much is they do not have to put up with dissent.
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Kamala Harris said Friday she admires Andrew Yang's expanded "Freedom Dividends" proposal after appearing to chuckle at the suggestion during Thursday night's debate.
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Word around Washington is that Mr. Trump admires the speaker, considers her more reasonable than many in her conference — possibly even likes her.
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Come to the inaugural show at Factory ArtSpace, Frankenstein Admires a Flower, running for three weekends – before, during, and after Bushwick Open Studios.
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Walter is convinced Kimmel killed his wife, and admires aloud to the bartender his ingenuity in pulling it off and not getting caught.
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"We were black sheep, but now we are a success story," Mr Orban crowed after the inauguration of Donald Trump, whose nationalism he admires.
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" As a mom, she says it's hard to carve out time for yourself, but she admires what Paltrow preaches and thinks she's "really cool.
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In a LinkedIn post published Monday evening, Dalio described a major ideological shift in Washington, one where Trump's administration admires tough "can-do" businessmen.
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Lawley spoke to Fox News about appearing in SI, why she prefers not to be labeled plus-size and why she admires Kate Upton.
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Kudlow's on-air chops, reportedly one of the things Trump admires about him, could help the administration sell its economic policies to the nation.
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It's the way those songwriters poured their own memories into their music that Swift truly admires, and hopes to do with her own songs.
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While Logan was critical of some aspects of the series, he also mentioned that the pair are friends and that he admires Dawson's work.
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As striking as this record is — whether one admires it or not — voters I spoke with in Alabama had not heard much about it.
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Gomez has always loved rap — she called it her "true inspiration" — and also admires Latina divas like Lopez, Selena, and banda queen Jenni Rivera.
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But Anderson explains that the reason she admires the two stars and continues to work with them because of the way they approach fitness.
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Washington (CNN)Libertarian Candidate Gary Johnson said Tuesday that he can not name a foreign leader he admires because he's "skeptical" about all politicians.
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The almost throwbackish formalism of his writing sets it well apart from more trope-busting work by, say, Nnedi Okorafor, whose work Robinson admires.
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Mulvaney's ace up his sleeve though is that he is a scratch golfer, something this president likely admires almost as much as immense wealth.
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Yet it's his playlists that everyone's all talking about, where he's even managed to feature local musicians he admires like Wednesday and Dumb Boy.
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"USA Gymnastics admires the courageous women who shared their deeply personal experiences about the impact Larry Nassar had on their lives," the organization said.
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There's a part of him that admires Putin's ability to command total fealty -- and not have to deal with an adversarial (aka independent) media.
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What to make of the second of these stories, in which a couple admires a bronze sphinx and tries to buy a gilded jug?
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Like the Hamilton cast the president admires, if he asks himself "has he done enough," unfortunately, the answer will be "no" in both cases.
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Gray admires him and Lev Shestov, a twentieth-century Russian existentialist, both "negative theologians" who predicated a God about which nothing could be said.
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"Donald Trump says he admires Vladimir Putin, while has called George W. Bush a liar," Romney plans to tell his audience, according to excerpts.
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But while she admires the artists who study their own places, her heart is with the farmers who know the land by working it.
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They harmonize with works by artists Mr. Katz admires, including the Expressionist painters Edvard Munch and Ernst Ludwig Kirchner and the sculptor Joel Shapiro.
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The actresses she most admires include her mother and Winters (her godmother), as well as Barbara Stanwyck, Jean Stapleton, Meryl Streep and Gena Rowlands.
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"That was a pretty big diss considering how well he was playing," said the Golf Channel analyst Brandel Chamblee, who admires Knox's steely determination.
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It is one of the things he admires about Conte, the way he has adapted his approach for his players, and for his circumstances.
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His model was "In Cold Blood," a book he admires, a book written in the third person, a book he takes issue with too.
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In the movie adaptation, Mar-Vell was gender-swapped and incorporated traits of a woman named Helen Cobb, a female fighter pilot Danvers admires.
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He says he admires Trump because he's not afraid to speak his mind, and he thinks that's a virtue that has become almost extinct.
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He nonetheless admires Jackson's creativity and ability to wage effective war in a nation that wanted big things but refused to support a standing army.
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"If you look at who Abe admires around the world, he likes strong leaders like Putin, Modi and Erdogan, who have despotic tendencies," he said.
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The shoot must have been a full circle moment for Kaia, who told W Magazine in a recent interview that she admires Kendall's work ethic.
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Now we'll get to see someone who is a peacemaker, an academic, who looks at Sam and Dean and respects and admires what they do.
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Hometowns collectively reflects MacLean's own artistic 'hometown' of sorts, built of childhood stomping-grounds and populated by the influences of those artists he most admires.
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She shared many reasons she admires Thompson, one of which says something about herself: "She's a man-eating feminist, like I am," Streep said. 7.
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There Jenner said she admires Republican nominee Ted Cruz and even jokingly floated the idea that she could advise a President Cruz on trans issues.
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He admires Ralph Fiennes for his "speed of thought, his vocal penetration and his ability to work through the text to an underlying emotional truth".
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One surprising thing: Asked whom he admires most in the history of U.S. foreign policy, Cotton chose John Quincy Adams, for shaping the Monroe Doctrine.
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It is in itself an example of a powerful comedian proving himself incapable of confronting the transgressions of another man in the industry he admires.
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Along with many Congressional leaders, USA Gymnastics admires the courageous women who shared their deeply personal experiences in the sentencing of Larry Nassar last week.
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It now has a president who openly admires Vladimir Putin and claims a "special bond" with Kim Jong Un. Meanwhile, China supplies an alternative model.
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We ask him about #MeToo, whether people should date their co-workers—and we endure an excruciating silence after asking which feminist he most admires.
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Rees said while he admires Fink's sentiments, BlackRock does not release enough detail to fully evaluate whether BlackRock's engagement with particular companies has much impact.
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Trump prepares for critical week of diplomacy Sisi, a former general and the kind of strongman leader Trump admires, wants more than just goodwill, though.
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Beyond the fact that the President's family has two "Trump Towers" in Istanbul, Erdogan is also the sort of strongman leader the US president admires.
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The actor grew up admiring his idols Vicente Fernández, Pedro Infante and Jorge Negrete, just as Miguel admires Bratt's character, singer Ernesto de la Cruz.
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" When T.I. questions him on what half he does agree with, Kanye says he admires Trump's "ability to do what nobody says you can do.
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Tom Hanks is passionate about creating more roles for women, and it's not just because he happens to be married to an actress he admires.
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He admires Mr. Putin, thinks free trade is a synonym for bad deals, and scoffs at a unique American role as guarantor of world order.
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Mr. Trump's main appeal within the Kremlin is not that he admires Mr. Putin, but that he has little interest in Russia's sphere of influence.
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In the op-ed the author ends with a reference to Senator John McCain's farewell letter, so McCain is clearly someone the author admires greatly.
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He pulls on a sweater, one by Miuccia Prada, a designer he admires, the only one whose clothes I've seen him wear besides his own.
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At 6-5, McIlrath brings a physical presence and a booming right-handed shot from the point that Vigneault admires, especially on the power play.
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On one front he has been clear, however — while he admires Judge Kavanaugh's credentials, he is also concerned by his work in the Bush administration.
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"'The Women's Table' is an important landmark," said Joyce Hsiang, assistant dean of Yale's School of Architecture and a Yale alumna who admires Ms. Lin.
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Make no mistake: The author admires this institution and the notion of pushing past the nationalism that has tilted the world toward racism and war.
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Go: In Amsterdam, a new show displays works by the British artist David Hockney alongside those of the painter he so admires, Vincent van Gogh.
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Kimberly Winthrop, the Laurel & Wolf designer behind the project, said that she admires W Hotel's design as one that "pushes the envelope" and is fun.
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At the same time, Mr. Cheng admires the power of Instagram and the many skilled nonprofessional hobbyists who now post inspirational tableaus for their followers.
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Handy quotes liberally from each book he admires, and he curates those passages beautifully, allowing readers both literary pleasure and a kind of time travel.
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America is great when we're the country that the world admires, a beacon of hope and a principled people who are generous, fair and caring.
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But Son said Wednesday that while he admires Buffett's style of investing, his own approach is very different to that of the Oracle of Omaha.
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She has taken a hit in battle but is still on her feet, bearing her pain with a defiant indifference that the sculptor clearly admires.
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" A person familiar with Bannon's thinking told CNN in February that Bannon admires the raw political power of what he calls the "anti-patriarchy movement.
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In fact, she was doing something our society says it admires: going to work, and doing whatever she could to support a family that needed her.
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Jordan Fisher plays Mark in Rent: Live, and as it turns out, he's dreamed of this for years — and not just because he admires the musical.
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Though she lost to a boy — by one vote — the election had its upsides, including a surprise letter from a politician she personally admires: Hillary Clinton.
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The singer spoke to Televisa Espectáculos during a visit to Mexico for his World and Dance Tour and revealed he admires his fellow Puerto Rican superstars.
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When he talked to me about people he admires, including his deceased brother, he referenced their appearance and their winning personalities, not their values and beliefs.
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Donald Trump calls the Iraq War a lie-fueled fiasco, admires Vladimir Putin and says he would be a "neutral" arbiter between Israel and the Palestinians.
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He also said he admires both Robert "Bobby" Kennedy and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. for risking everything, including their lives, to push people towards inclusiveness.
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Also in the south: Qyburn, professional lurker, offers Bronn an obscene amount of cash to kill Jaime and Tyrion, two men the former sellsword truly admires.
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The support also comes as Johnson was criticized for his high-profile comments earlier this week, where he failed to identify a foreign leader he admires.
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She admires the schoolchildren marching out of school demanding action on climate change and worries about the planet she is leaving behind for her own kids.
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President Obama is the one who continually points to the United Kingdom and Australia as examples of countries he admires for their handling of gun issues.
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Romney and Bush are not close, but Romney deeply admires former President George H. W. Bush and is sensitive to his status as a GOP elder.
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A senior official admires footage of the Saudi state's founder, Abdulaziz, holding court in 1930s Mecca, while women riding on horseback bring their wares to market.
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But Ms. Brady, 61, said she would probably be voting for the candidate, Eddie Rispone, regardless, as a demonstration of support for the president she admires.
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The G20 will also include a growing group the President admires: fellow populists and the autocratic, sometimes repressive leaders of Russia, Turkey, China and Saudi Arabia.
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The president's approach to federal investigations, whether into his own misdeeds or those he simply admires, can be boiled down to two simple words: Stop snitching.
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Ghirri's work is in full color, like that of William Eggleston, the American photographer with whom he has the strongest kinship and who admires him greatly.
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The soul of "Speak No Evil" is the tortuous, exquisitely rendered relationship between Niru and his father, a man whose authority his son resents and admires.
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"I think he genuinely admires Putin as a strongman who gets things done," said Angela E. Stent, a professor at Georgetown University, referring to Mr. Trump.
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Samuel loves the thrill of discovery, and while he admires his braggart professor father, he does not want to inherit the man's volatility and flexible morality.
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It is sad to me that Dreher is unable to see the liberative aspects of gospel identity along with the "ordering" aspects that he so admires.
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They have repeatedly said Romney supports and admires Hatch, and that he will not have any comment on the Senate race until Hatch makes a decision.
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He admires it for giving voice to anger and disenfranchisement on "The Sopranos" (which, he calculates, averaged 82.788 swears per episode) and in James Kelman's fiction.
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He has said he admires the American political and legal systems because they offer better protection for businesses — not an unusual idea among China's business class.
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He admires some aspects of our current food culture, especially the increasing awareness of where our ingredients come from and the concurrent boom in organic farming.
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Mr. Bannon said he admires Mr. Kissinger and has read all his books, but none of that swayed him from his preference for confrontation over diplomacy.
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"He's like the dictators he attacks but says he admires," said Sam Sassourian, a 72-year-old retired engineer who emigrated from Iran in the 1980s.
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In this respect, the bill is far more restrictive than not only the "public option" but also the European universal-health-care systems that Sanders admires.
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He admires the brusque Silicon Valley culture and is trying to encourage it in France, visiting technology salons in preference to France's ailing and neglected hinterlands.
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Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, writing that she admires both of them but that "right now they don't need my help" ahead of next month's caucuses.
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Sitting at a bar in the coastal New Hampshire city of Portsmouth, Ray Brunelle rattled off the qualities he admires in Representative Tulsi Gabbard of Hawaii.
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It just happened that the suburbs I lived in had the architecture my ethnic group admires (Victorian and crumbling) and the food we like to eat.
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Dalio previously shared two other "role models" he admires: fellow billionaire, Salesforce founder and CEO Marc Benioff, and Thrive Global and Huffington Post founder Arianna Huffington.
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Seminatore praises Wong's dedication and admires the fact that even under all that stress she was able to remember a patient's name nearly three decades later.
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But I'm not sure she really meant beauty or, if she did, whether it was the kind a person admires or the kind a person pursues.
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The hero of "The Day We Got Drunk on Cake" repeatedly phones a young woman he admires in between drinking sessions at a series of pubs.
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He admires that they built something of value, he gets that they're fueling his stock market, and yet he probably disagrees with their liberal, pluralistic values.
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Trump probably admires the fact that Putin is the kind of guy who feels the need to ride horses shirtless; it appeals to his authoritarian instincts.
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Jessa, 23, admires the "cozy" casa, noting that it's a lot like the house where she and hubby Ben, 20, live in the Duggars' native Tontitown, Arkansas.
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And by linked to, we mean in a People profile of teen TV stars he gets jealous when a fan openly admires the 15-year-old actress.
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The way he admires the handiwork of his swing is up there with the coldest of baseball sluggers, and his strut after his shot is runway-worthy.
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As a queer Jewish documentary filmmaker and photographer, Lieberman hopes to use this project to shed a light on a community she admires, respects, and identifies with.
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" Curry added that while she was still processing the news, she admires "the women who have been willing to speak up both anonymously and on the record.
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His break came when working for Richard Nixon, a politician Mr Stone admires so much that he has the 37th president's face tattooed between his shoulder blades.
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He calls Ms. del Castillo "the kindest and smartest woman in the world," whom he "greatly admires," adopting a formal tone despite the casual format of messaging.
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" On the industry side, the model particularly admires labels like Yeezy, Public School, and Balmain, because she believes "they all embody my confident, sexy and effortless style.
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But Lucid CTO Peter Rawlinson said in an interview at CES 153 that Tesla, which he admires for "making it look easy," was not Lucid's top competitor.
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"Chengdu RYD admires and cooperates with suppliers who have great strength and quality products and services," the midsized technology startup said on its official social media account.
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The growing following and fan support for the U.S. Women's Team is a symptom of a culture that admires and supports women, even in non-traditional roles.
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"It's sort of a self-deprecating work," said Ms. Lilley, who admires Mr. Baldessari for his decades of confounding exactly what it means to be an artist.
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With these pardons, he has made a promise to those who might engage in the violence he admires: If you do these things, I will protect you.
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Libertarian presidential candidate Gary Johnson couldn't name a single world leader he admires in a painfully embarrassing exchange during a live MSNBC town hall aired Wednesday night.
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Refusal was also the staple act of Melville's Bartleby, one of Odell's favorite refuseniks (she admires the brilliance of his stock phrase: "I would prefer not to").
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This year, he has been focusing on being more demonstrative and openly positive on court, in part because he admires Nadal's upbeat and energetic approach to competition.
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The president also admires his Ivy League degrees and military service, according to White House officials who spoke on the condition of anonymity to disclose private discussions.
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He does not understand the purpose of the lush grass that he and his co-workers have grown in the desert, though he admires its serene beauty.
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The conflict in eastern Ukraine escalated in recent days, after Mr. Trump spoke by phone on Saturday with Mr. Putin, whom Mr. Trump has said he admires.
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Naming an early running mate could help feed into an air of inevitability, one senior Democrat who admires Biden said, which could be problematic for his candidacy.
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In the ultimate merging of transformative fandom and the things it admires, fans increasingly became a part of the stories they consumed, for better and for worse.
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Fang's awakening arrives after seeing how a visiting intellectual she admires is smuggled to safety by members of the Dongjiang guerrillas, who conduct campaigns against the Japanese.
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" Pence said the quality he admires most in a vice president is the ability to take the vision of the president and "champion that on Capitol Hill.
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Since then, her skill, technique, and ability to pick out special moments have noticeably improved as she's captured moments from her own life and photographs she admires.
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This is a point that Avik Roy, one of those young conservative reformists that Brooks admires so much, made forcefully in a conversation with me this July.
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James would join Kawhi Leonard—who may be the world's best player in two years—and play for Popovich, a head coach he obviously respects and admires.
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Cobb is a pilot whom Danvers admires greatly, not unlike Danvers admiring Wendy Lawson/Mar-Vell in the movie (and seeing the Supreme Intelligence take Lawson's form).
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As in the work of artists he most admires — Matisse, Hartley, Marin, even Rembrandt and Goya — Walker's paintings don't much look like their sources in the real world.
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No fake beef to sell a fight here ... Sergey Kovalev tells TMZ Sports he flat out admires Canelo Alvarez ... and is a HUGE fan of the superstar boxer.
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Meanwhile, the main story in "Honeypot!" puts a provocative twist on our current #MeToo / Time's Up moment, as Katie attacks Diana's accusers to protect a woman she admires.
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Dunham says she admires the Kardashians and believe they represent something important and knows that West can make great art, but great art shouldn't feel predatory towards women.
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It helps, too, that his electoral base admires Israel and dislikes Arabs; and that many evangelicals think the ingathering of the Jews will hasten the end of days.
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"[T]his isn't just about spreading ideas," she wrote, "it's about building a business — a 'big marketing idea,' for Zimmern, not for the Chinese cooks he so admires."
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And then there's Sim, a sword-wielding Muslim pirate who continually pushes Felicity to consider how much of the medical science she so admires was shaped by colonialism.
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"Why does the government actively seek to damage the BBC, one of the few things the world admires about the UK at present, with this pointlessness?" he tweeted.
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Sure, he's thrilled to hear the latest work by an artist he admires, but with his laptop and a library of other music, this kid has a plan.
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Stone admires Nixon, whose face he has tattooed on his back, for his perseverance and his "anti-elitism," which for Stone mostly means telling liberals to piss off.
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" In a statement Wednesday, USA Gymnastics said it "admires the courage of those, like McKayla Maroney, who have come forward to share their personal experiences with sexual abuse.
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During a radio interview with John Catsimatidis that aired Sunday, Rangel said he admires Ryan personally, but he thinks the GOP is full of people who spew hate.
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It's a quality that binds together many of the subjects in her book—and qualities that she admires are often ones that rear up in her own work.
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She's now starring in the adaptation for Apple's upcoming streaming service along with Washington, who admires Witherspoon's ability to change the public perception of women involved in politics.
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He cheered on Brexit — the decision made by British voters in a June referendum to leave the EU — and he admires French National Front leader Marine Le Pen.
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Gingrich and Christie have been active supporters of the presumptive GOP nominee, and the Post said Trump admires the pair for their experience battling and compromising with Democrats.
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The picture he most admires captures Ali's cutman, Luis Sarria, in a close-up embracing Ali's face as he prepares him for a workout at the training camp.
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The foundation, along with Mr. Bloomberg's other entities, has become something of a talent stable for people he admires — public officials, business leaders and political strategists, among others.
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"Everything I know about Bernie Sanders for 30 years tells me he would never speak like that, let alone to a woman he admires tremendously," Mr. Cohen said.
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However, Lee also acknowledged that companies like Epic and Cerner have helped push the industry in a digital direction and away from paper, a feat that he admires.
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Welch herself is not an investor in Tesla, though she appreciates and admires the products, which she calls "beautiful and exciting," and she's rooting for the company's success.
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He also admires the episode, written by the "Twilight Zone" creator Rod Serling, for its ability to elicit jump-scares without relying on supernatural beasts or extraterrestrial beings.
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Since the first episode, however, it's been pretty clear to me that Blair is supposed to be the one girl Chuck really admires and has a connection with.
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In the meantime, the entrepreneur says he admires the new president's style of negotiating directly with big companies from Ford to United Technologies to keep jobs from going overseas.
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Trump admires dictators and strongmen; he dismisses the press as fake news and ethics rules as unnecessary niceties; he lies without compunction and delights in self-serving conspiracy theories.
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" The Project Runway host went on to explain that she admires the women coming forward "because change cannot come unless there is a dialogue and people are held accountable.
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The story arc tells us that Bundy is bad, but the way the movie is crafted clearly admires its clever central figure, played by a good-looking A-lister.
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"Nowadays, you have a president who is a friend of the United States who admires this beautiful country," Bolsonaro told an audience at the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Monday.
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Does Trump, who admires Putin, want to let Russia do what it wants in Eastern Europe, or would he defend democracy the way Ronald Reagan and Harry Truman did?
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Ward also admires the way the studies used advanced technology in new ways to examine fossils closer — such as seeing the internal structure of the roots of the teeth.
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Gypsy is, understandably, upset: She is no longer even close to the "pretty" ideal, the one Gypsy admires in the YouTube makeup tutorials she watches behind Dee Dee's back.
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Le Pen, who has said she admires the Russian leader, was visiting Russia at the invitation of Leonid Slutsky, head of the lower house of parliament's foreign affairs committee.
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While Esmails' isn't posting as many photos as Rossum, his sweet snaps of his wife doing her own thing are enough to show just how much he admires her.
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But the personal criticisms by fellow business titans represent a personal blow for Trump, from a sector of the electorate -- wealthy, go-getter corporate chiefs -- that he admires most.
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Jessica Granofsky, a public relations coordinator for a tech startup, most admires her boss' genuine interest in her professional and personal development, she told Business Insider in an email.
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However, Manuel also admires Harbaugh's approach and is thankful his first season in charge of the athletic department will be Harbaugh's second on the sideline at the Big House.
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He has written a scholarly book arguing against assisted suicide and openly admires the late Antonin Scalia, the justice he would replace, a hero to the conservative intellectual elite.
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" Alice Chater, a singer-songwriter from the U.K. who's currently working on her debut album, said she admires Aguilera because "she's always crafted her eras so effortlessly and consistently.
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"A lot of social conservatives have coalesced around Amy," said Jonathan H. Adler, a law professor at Case Western Reserve University, who said he knows and admires both judges.
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Tim Keller and President Jimmy Carter whether a skeptic like myself, who admires Jesus' moral teachings but doubts the virgin birth and any physical resurrection, counts as a Christian.
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He echoed Trump's political themes, asserting that McCready "admires socialism" and linking him to the "Squad," a group of progressive Democrats in the House who Trump has repeatedly attacked.
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This particular bartender, Brian McNulty, and this particular librarian, Raymond Ambler, are both the creations of Con Lehane, who clearly admires those who toil selflessly in the helping professions.
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Mr Gonzalez says he particularly admires the work of Mies van der Rohe, the last director of the school, who is known for his aphorism that "less is more".
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Mr. Macron is a pro-European technocrat who admires Silicon Valley, while Mr. Trump is an "America First" nationalist who is skeptical of multilateral institutions like the European Union.
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Manipulation of TV coverage is a crucial factor in Putin's extraordinarily high popularity ratings, typically in excess of eighty per cent—ratings that Donald Trump both admires and envies.
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She had always planned to move beyond a single medium, emulating the wide-ranging, multidisciplinary careers of the midcentury designers she most admires, from Gio Ponti to Jean Prouvé.
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His posts mostly highlight various Chrome rollouts, but they also reveal that he admires people like Nelson Mandela, Anthony Shadid, Dennis Ritchie, Wangari Maathai, John McCarthy, and Aaron Swartz.
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Ahead, find out who really admires Hillary Clinton, who thinks Trump is stupid or "barking mad," and who believes that some of this election's proposals have not been Christian enough.
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One could reasonably suspect that President Trump — who openly admires Vladimir Putin and often denies Russian meddling in the 2016 campaign — is not wholeheartedly committed to deterring and punishing Russia.
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The piece in general is meant to nod toward people the team admires, particularly women of color — neurocosmetology lab owner Brooks, for example, is named after black poet Gwendolyn Brooks.
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But as he walks away, he gazes back into her Stars Hollow house and admires his ex-girlfriend from afar, clearly revealing to fans that he is not over her.
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When it comes to running her fashion label, designer and entrepreneur Rebecca Minkoff turns to peers she admires for business advice — including close friend Jessica Alba — in times of struggle.
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I can tell you specific products for their aesthetic value but I think I have to go deeper than that because you know everybody admires different designers for different reasons.
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As an example of the type of lobbying he admires, Mr. Ubl points to the drug industry's role in the creation of a prescription drug benefit for Medicare in 2003.
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" 50 GOP national security experts oppose Trump "He says he admires Putin, that Saddam Hussein was killing terrorists, that the Chinese were impressive because they were tough on Tiananmen Square.
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We spoke to McCarthy about why part of her admires a noted criminal, her crackling chemistry with co-star Richard E. Grant, and the pattern that binds her roles together.
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But the most interesting part was when he talked about Vice President Mike Pence, and revealed he admires him so much, he nicknamed Pence "46" — as in, the next president.
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Johnson has said he had a hard time identifying a foreign leader he admires, following his gaffe late last month where he struggled to name one during a television appearance.
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No wonder Trump admires autocratic leaders like Egypt's Abdel Fattah el-Sisi, who effectively banned Egypt's version of "The Daily Show" because he didn't like the way it portrayed him.
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Thus we submit our dream buddy cop duo, in which each Chris is his precinct's respective Andy Dwyer (ironically Chris Pratt plays the exemplary cop that everyone admires and envies).
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For The New York Times "By the Book" feature last week, the conservative maverick shared his thoughts about books he admires, has reread and works that influenced his world view.
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Looking back, she sees a not-yet established entertainer whose drive she admires, and who she wishes had learned a little sooner to commit to hard and sometimes solitary work.
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But that's exactly what she does in this episode, to the new Jane in her life: her lawyer (Rosario Dawson), whose frankness and refusal to be intimidated she reluctantly admires.
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She then hires someone whose global style and sensibility she admires, like Ali McGraw, to design a collection, and acts as craft matchmaker, finding the right artisan for each idea.
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Below, Mr. Hepworth talks about how he won life's lottery as a music fan, how social media helped make rock stars extinct, the reasons he admires Bruce Springsteen and more.
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He admires the Greek statesman's "frank and manly self-confidence," and quotes his address to the people of Athens on what sets their city, and their form of government, apart.
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Marilyn rocked a similar hat in her 1957 movie "The Prince and the Showgirl" -- and considering how much Courtney admires her, we wouldn't be surprised if this is a nod.
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Jeannette, her father's favorite — his nickname for her is Mountain Goat — admires her parents' free-spirited individualism even as she suffers amid the chaos of their chosen way of life.
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It may seem paradoxical, but in caving in to one of the strongmen he so admires, Mr. Trump may have set the United States on a collision course with Turkey.
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" Riley told me that he admires Ryan Coogler and considers him "a mentor," but his praise for that film came with an asterisk: "It was great — for a superhero movie.
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It's enough that he has direct and indirect links to a profoundly corrupt and violent foreign dictator, whose policies he admires, whose advisers he shares and whose slogans he uses.
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METROPOLITAN DIARY One woman admires what's on another woman's feet, three generations enjoy a cool, crunchy snack and more reader tales from New York City in this week's Metropolitan Diary.
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"This new administration hates weak, unproductive, socialist people and policies, and it admires strong, can-do, profit makers," Dalio, who founded hedge fund Bridgewater Associates, wrote in a LinkedIn post Monday.
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Warren Buffett is one of the investors he admires the most but David Harding says the investing giant would not approve of what his $30 billion hedge fund Winton Group does.
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Ruth teaches courses on sex-based discrimination at Rutgers and admires her activist students, but yearns to be part of the solution, to do more than just inspire the next generation.
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It was the latest example of a Trump remark about strongmen leaders - delivered in a deadpan style - to fall flat and fuel perceptions among his critics that the president admires autocrats.
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He admires Gregory Peck's tough-guy leadership in the World War II bomber film "Twelve O'Clock High," even though the character is shown to be under inhuman strain at the end.
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France disdains America's brashness and unilateralism but also admires its popular culture and the fluidity of a society where it is easier to rise to wealth and power than in France.
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One person he admires is Amazon's CEO Jeff Bezos, who O'Neal says taught him to "invest based on if it's going to change people's lives," O'Neal told the Wall Street Journal.
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Like many urbanists, Mr West admires Jane Jacobs, who believed that cities such as her beloved New York should be left to evolve naturally rather than being tweaked by meddlesome planners.
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As one who admires your policies but thinks you can do better when it comes to your demeanor, I offer you the following suggestions I hope you will take to heart.
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If Malone were to make a mark on history, like the great boxers and fighters he so admires, he would have to go out and leave an impression on the people.
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It set up signs announcing an International Women's Day celebration, inviting people to come in on March 8 to drink champagne and check out a gallery of women the brand admires.
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As someone who "really admires" Perry, Luna recounts how excited he was when the director called him to be in the video—but nothing could have prepared him for it's response.
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Kushner, who earned Trump's confidence during the 2016 campaign, has jostled for primacy with Trump's Svengali, Stephen Bannon -- but the President, who describes himself as a fighter, likely admires this aggression.
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What Thomas admires about actors and actresses today is that they found that freedom much earlier than she did, citing Jennifer Lawrence, Bradley Cooper and Scarlet Johansson as among her favorites.
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He vows to rain "fire and fury" on North Korea, admires the world's toughest leaders, calls for television networks to lose their licenses and roasts critics on an Orwellian Twitter feed.
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Machado says the brands that he admires most are the ones that have a point of view, especially if that point of view is linked to the positioning of the brand.
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The books are inspirational, including works by Rumi, the 13th-century Persian poet, and Marcus Aurelius, whom Ms. Huffington admires because he was a multitasking Roman emperor and not easily ruffled.
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Dreher admires intentional Christian communities, which can be loosely defined as groups of co-religionists who choose to live close to one another and often participate in communal worship and education.
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You, too, may now reward yourselves with feelings of warm self-approval, and your libertarian agenda will now be advanced (or not) by someone who admires the governance of Vladimir Putin.
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And so the man who openly admires tyrants like Vladimir V. Putin and praised the Chinese crackdown in Tiananmen Square because it showed "strength" has become the repository of their hopes.
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Mr. Harris aligns his interest in fashion with a generation of artists he admires — including Baldwin, Truman Capote and Adrienne Kennedy — and maintains it's a way to cultivate new audiences, too.
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An anonymous Trump adviser recently told the Washington Post that the three world leaders Trump admires the most are Turkey's Recep Tayyip Erdoğan, China's Xi Jinping, and — you guessed it — Putin.
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" Reviewing a collection of John Updike's early short stories (she deeply admires them), Moore recalls that Updike said he left New York City because it was "overrun with agents and wisenheimers.
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He has also said he admires Russian President Vladimir Putin — "I would probably get along with him very well" — and that he would reopen talks with North Korea's Kim Jong-un.
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Nothomb courses through love, jealousy, betrayal and ambition as Diane seeks to create a mother-daughter relationship with Olivia, a young professor she admires, only to be disappointed by Olivia's shallowness.
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Yes, a performance-artist may be unfair, exaggerated, reductive in his targeting of (usually foolish) adversaries, but he is always entertaining; one never looks away, one simply stares, listens, admires, applauds.
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" Taylor's book takes its title and inspiration from William Makepeace Thackeray's "The Book of Snobs" (1848), in which that Victorian novelist defined a snob as one "who meanly admires mean things.
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He admires figures like New York's former Mayor Michael Bloomberg and Madrid's former Mayor Alberto Ruiz-Gallardón, who provided political shortcuts for the extended and often tedious process of making landscape.
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"I think it's absolutely ridiculous, the idea that somehow Michael Bloomberg can win the Democratic nomination," said a senior Wall Street executive who likes Bloomberg personally and admires his philanthropic work.
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" Jackson admires Pfleger's dedication but is uneasy with a bargain that says, in Jackson's words, "I'm not going to take a whack at the Mayor, because we've got some things working.
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There is a scene that's easy to miss in which Lizzie admires a picture hanging over Rose's armchair: a framed stretch of silk decorated with a pattern of birds in flight.
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When Socrates admires his health, wealth, strength and ability to survive warfare, Ischomachus credits his strict daily schedule — his ability to regiment time mirrors his ability to impose order on space.
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On Sunday, the president sat down with CBS' John Dickerson to discuss another controversial leader — Kim Jong Un, whom Trump said he admires for taking power at such a young age.
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Like everyone else at the squalid, trash-ridden ranch where he camps out, she admires his overwhelming charisma, and when the others tell her he can do anything, she believes them.
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George Foreman says he loves, admires, respects and reveres Muhammad Ali ... but still wishes he'd have KICKED HIS ASS when they fought in the Rumble in the Jungle back in '74.
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On Sunday, the president sat down with CBS's John Dickerson to address a different controversial leader—Kim Jong un, who he said he admires for taking power at such a young age.
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" As to what their daughters have been up to lately, the Honest Company co-founder says, "My little one admires her older sister, so she's always trying to wear something like her.
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The dictatorship that Mr Bolsonaro so admires ignored Da Cunha's plea: it left to civilian leaders a country in which a quarter of children aged seven to 14 were not at school.
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Materials aside, what makes these works interesting as a unit is their mock fetishization of homemade objects, in which the viewer is implicated as she admires this space and watches this video.
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Mr Kuma, now 64, still admires Kenzo Tange, the stadium's designer, but at some point in the 1990s he turned against the synthetic, bombastic architecture that had dominated Tokyo since the war.
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I spoke with Nafessa Williams about the mantle she's taking on, what heroes of Black History Month she admires, and her brief flirtation with working in a homicide department instead of acting.
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FROM PEN: How Princess Kate Is Changing the Royal Parenting Rules Couric also revealed the many attributes she admires about Newman, the charity's late founder and head of a philanthropic food empire.
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The sisters joined Hill at his table, and during his acceptance speech he thanked them along with the rest of his friends and family members for being innovators that he also admires.
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The trailer offers a lush, dreamlike look at flash points in the two men's relationship—Elio feels miffed by Oliver's brusqueness, makes fun of his manners, and admires his confidence with women.
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Boston Red Sox manager Alex Cora is getting high praise from Elizabeth Warren -- who says she "admires" Cora for his decision to boycott Trump's White House over his treatment of Puerto Rico.
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Their elaborate welfare schemes, the ones Bernie Sanders so admires, put the expenses of housing refugees and their families at a much higher level than the societies with more modest welfare schemes.
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Where average fan-fic admires the characters of a story or the style of its author, a fan project seeks to understand, and sometimes improve upon, the way a game is made.
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Kanye West may boast a major music career, fashion line, and seat in the Kardashian empire, but when it comes to the people he admires, West looks no further than his fans.
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" The event is being compared to the 1933 Reichstag fire that gave Hitler his final excuse to seize absolute power; Erdoğan has said outright in the past that he admires Hitler's "reforms.
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Instead of condemning Kim's brutal consolidation of power, Trump admires and identifies with it, as if Kim were the underestimated scion of a family real-estate business who's quickly learned the ropes.
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She admires Ever and feels for him, but she also, as channeled by Ms. Wise, seems to offer him mercy sex while also using him to buck up her bruised self-esteem.
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Mr. Salo, 31, took over the shop when he was 17, after his father died, and learned business by reading books — including some by Mr. Trump, whom he admires as an entrepreneur.
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" Yates, who was fired in January for refusing to defend Trump's travel ban executive order, added that she admires Comey, calling him a "straight shooter" and "a very qualified and talented guy.
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In his discussions urging the administration and Republican lawmakers to back the policy, Fay says he references President Ronald Reagan, who signed the Montreal Protocol in 1988 and is someone Trump admires.
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The former governor of New Mexico made headlines in recent weeks after he didn't recognize the name of the Syrian city of Aleppo and couldn't name a foreign leader that he admires.
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Mr. Orban openly admires Vladimir Putin's "strongman" style of politics; following Russia's annexation of Crimea, he broke with the rest of the European Union and hosted Mr. Putin in Budapest in 2015.
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While he admires Huang more than Chua, he considers both to be resolute individualists who refuse to back down when faced with the disapproval of Asian-Americans or Americans as a whole.
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Mr. Heijne, the essayist, admires Mr. Bregman, but feels his focus on economic solutions comes at the expense of questions of identity and belonging that have become central to current social tensions.
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But his fondness for the sweetly evoked Midwest of the early to mid-20th century — he admires Thornton Wilder's "Our Town" and Conrad Richter's "The Awakening Land" trilogy — betrays an ahistorical vision.
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Finally, however, she can't hold back any longer, and tells Mike that she so admires what a "leader" he's been, and how much he loves his grandmother, his mother, and his sister.
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Hahn describes how the American nation colonized native peoples within its own borders by deploying military and paramilitary groups — hired guns and organized lynch parties — to defeat the "oppositional movements" he admires.
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The vibe is vaguely Errol Morris lite, though several setups suggest she also admires the fine-art photographer Gregory Crewdson, known for his moody, staged tableaus of suburban and small-town surrealism.
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The teams he currently admires — Chelsea, Juventus, Bayern Munich and Napoli — are the ones that know their own minds best, the ones that have an idea and set out to accomplish it.
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He did it because he is sloppy, because he lacks all impulse control, and above all because he is a 7-year-old boy desperate for the approval of those he admires.
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The complimentary remarks from Lara Trump, who is married to the president's son Eric, came at POLITICO's Women Rule Summit, after she was challenged to name a female Democratic lawmaker she admires.
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"I think it's interesting that she's chosen someone who has ties to Jackie Kennedy, who she clearly admires, and who could be a modern day Letitia Baldrige," she added, referring to Mrs.
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In recent years, Drake has grown perhaps too comfortable in this perpetual state of self-examination and light sadness—he bleeds onto the page and then admires the pattern he leaves behind.
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" While Unglert admires Miller-Keyes' curiosity about the world, he says that the most challenging part of traveling with his girlfriend is that "she can find things to complain about really easily.
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Opinion polls show Le Pen, who has said she admires Putin, getting through to the second, decisive round of France's presidential election on May 7 but then losing to centrist candidate Emmanuel Macron.
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Related: Here are four strongmen — including Saddam Hussein — that Trump says he admires On Wednesday, the New York Times ran an editorial that was critical of Ginsburg's decision to speak out against Trump.
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The "strength" he admires relies on strategic assets handed down from the Soviet past—its Security Council seat and nuclear weapons—and its hydrocarbon reserves, bolstered by Mr Putin's knack for asymmetric thuggery.
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One of its leaders, Job Amupanda, a bearded 29-year-old university lecturer, espouses "Fanonian Marxism with Namibian characteristics", admires Julius Malema's Economic Freedom Fighters in South Africa and Robert Mugabe in Zimbabwe.
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The American violence, and decades of condescending racism that followed, go some way towards explaining a vein of anti-Americanism that resurfaces from time to time in a country that also admires America.
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Manuel Mesa, who's been in the United States for 25 years, said although he admires that Rubio came from humble beginnings like many Cubans, it's not enough for Rubio to win his vote.
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In its stark modern clarity, it pays homage to Stephen Sondheim, whom Shen (a philanthropist dedicated to supporting musical theater, and a significant funder of both Transport Group and the Public) deeply admires.
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It had been a decade since he last appeared onstage, in Aquila Theater Company's "Prometheus Bound," and in the intervening years he had noted skeptical attitudes toward President Obama, a man he admires.
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Kraft hands Putin a gaudy ring with 124 diamonds on it, Putin admires it and either tries it on or doesn't, Kraft either puts his hand out to request it back or doesn't.
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And while I happened to be sitting across the table from an admitted fascist who admires Adolf Hitler and has advocated (he says trollishly) "white Shariah," I didn't feel threatened by Will Fears.
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Haniger — who is playing just his second full season and is also bound to Seattle through 2022 — said he admires Segura's ability to handle any pitch in any quadrant of the strike zone.
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Even when speaking of her favorite writers, she says she admires them for different reasons: Elmore Leonard for his dialogue, P. D. James for her plots, Ruth Rendell for her mastery of suspense.
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His fanciful mural, intended to brighten the walls of the chow hall, teems with mansard roofs, neon signs, Victorian houses and other details inspired by the Japanese-born painter he admires, Hiro Yamagata.
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His sheer drive, his focus and his willingness to leapfrog in a country where most success is built step by step make him more like the entrepreneurs he admires than a typical politician.
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"Milley went to Princeton and the president admires degrees from institutions like that," said Dan Green, a Navy reservist who wrote a dissertation on how defense secretaries and presidents choose Joint Chiefs chairmen.
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Russia's other preferred candidate is Marine Le Pen, the leader of the far-right National Front party who traveled to Moscow last month for a meeting with Mr. Putin, whom she openly admires.
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Buffett has said in the past that he admires Bezos's ability to succeed in multiple disparate businesses, e-commerce and cloud computing, perhaps a vote of confidence for Amazon's fledgling health-care ambitions.
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Accordingly, Ms. Kushner doesn't see her role as that of a traditionally objective critic: If she trades her writing for artwork, it's because the artist is someone she admires, or already a friend.
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She admires Biden, but said she wasn't "wowed" by his speech, comparing it to "more of a fireside chat" on a string of serious topics rather than an outline for a broader vision.
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"I'd add that the ambassador has been clear in his interviews that he admires and respects the chancellor, and so has President Trump," said Bill Martin, spokesperson for the U.S. Embassy in Berlin.
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Also about the girl, she admires my lifestyle she wants to live the rock star life cause I'm living the rock star life, and thats the girl I'm looking for for the night.
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Hinett said one of the qualities he admires most about them is how real they are, and their willingness to talk to both of them about Heads Together, and their work with the organization.
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George Bush admires the Harry S. Truman Award for distinguished service that first lady Barbara Bush received from the Association of Community and Junior Colleges at their convention in Washington, on March 25, 22010.
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Although Palmer made it clear there are many healthier vegan burgers on the market, she admires the Beyond Burger and the Impossible Burger for their impact in leading people towards a more sustainable diet.
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The questions about world leaders came after Libertarian candidate for president Gary Johnson flubbed the question Wednesday during an MSNBC town hall when he could not name a world leader he admires or respects.
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Gratifyingly for Mr Trump, who has a mixed view of politicians and admires real-world achievement, Mr Pompeo, one of four members of the House of Representatives thus favoured, was all of the above.
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Aptly autobiographical though 'tis, this is a negative, especially on disc two, which also honors John Foxx of Ultravox, who Merritt loved as a teenager and admires today—musically, there are numerous dead spots.
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Outspoken rapper Kanye West revealed after the election that he deeply admires Trump, and the purpose of a December meeting between the two at Trump Tower became the subject of much discussion and debate.
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Hirst, who recently opened the Newport Street Gallery to showcase his own collection as well as the works of artists he admires, has had a rough go of it for the last few years.
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Ellie Wood Walker played Diana Prince as a frumpy young woman who, when no one is looking, transforms into the beautiful Wonder Woman (played by Linda Harrison) and admires her reflection in the mirror.
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As someone who admires the original manga and film's treatment of ideas about embodiment and sexuality—where race is key—there's no real way to redeem or justify this decision from where I'm sitting.
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As the MUNCHIES crew tears into the spread—picking up the tender lamb chops by the bone, not bothering with pesky things like utensils—Simmons stands back, smiles, and admires a good afternoon's work.
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He added that Babylon in the U.K. and Collective Health in the U.K. are two companies he admires for taking a similar approach in their respective fields of doctor/patient care and health insurance.
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While Martin admires Tolkien, he also bristled at the conservative vision of Lord of the Rings, particularly the view of war as a clearcut battle between good and evil as well as the monarchism.
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When asked about his relationship with Ryan after the 2016 leadership election, Clyburn said he respected the young congressman from Ohio's platform and admires his passion for injecting youth into the House Democratic Caucus.
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Related: Here are four strongmen — including Saddam Hussein — that Trump says he admires Pence is staunchly conservative on social issues too, which balances out Trump, who has praised Planned Parenthood and supports gay marriage.
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The best thing to be said about Mr. Clark as a director is that he admires Mr. Shepherd's wildly hyperbolic humor, though he doesn't have much of a gift for translating it to film.
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BERLIN — Chancellor Angela Merkel of Germany said last week that she would be taking down two oil paintings by Emil Nolde, an Expressionist whose work she greatly admires, from the walls of her office.
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Even in recent interviews, she has maintained that she admires Mr. Trump, saying she broke off their relationship in 2700 out of her own sense of guilt about being involved in an extramarital affair.
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Our new political phenomenon, Jair Bolsonaro, who is expected to win the presidential election on Sunday, is a former army captain who admires Donald Trump but seems more like Rodrigo Duterte, the Philippines' strongman.
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Scruton knows that conservatism is a reaction against the Enlightenment confidence in improving the world through the use of reason, but he is at pains to distinguish the thinkers he admires from mere reactionaries.
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" Dr. Mahanes then turned to Ms. Leas, who was wearing an ivory Hayley Paige A-line gown with a beaded bodice, flowing chiffon skirt and T-strap back, and continued: "Sean admires your courage.
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He admires the president's energy, his courage in taking on difficult issues like China "stealing its way to prosperity," his corporate tax cuts, and what he sees as a revitalizing impact on American ambition.
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Harlow asked Zimmer during the latest episode of Boss Files whether there's anything he admires about Uber, which could reportedly be valued as high as $120 billion when it goes public later this year.
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Even though so much about Jackson's highlights evokes Michael Vick, he holds those two names as paragons, telling Harris how much he admires their Super Bowl rings and their longevity, calling Brady the GOAT.
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While most people who use the "if you have a crush on me" prompt are searching for someone who admires them, others use the format to beg followers to keep all their crushes secret.
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And while he sometimes is impressed by their policies — like Philippine President Rodrigo Duterte's greenlight for thousands of extrajudicial killings of suspected drug dealers — he mostly admires their brute displays of controlling the populace.
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An audience anxious for signals about the Trump administration's stances on NATO, the European Union, Germany and the Russia of President Vladimir V. Putin, whom Mr. Trump so openly admires, was only minimally soothed.
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In March, the polymath artist and musician David Byrne wrote a cover story on a man he admires: the musician and poet Benjamin Clementine, whose rags-to-riches story is the stuff of legend.
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Most of the world admires Castro and Cuba as having accomplished something heroic by standing up to a bullying empire of immense power, defending the country's national sovereignty and living to tell about it.
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In a gouache and ink painting made in the eighties, she encircles the names of writers and artists she admires in bubbles rising against a loose grid of color, like a cultural solar system.
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More, when one admires an artist, it's very difficult to avoid making them into some version of the heroic figure, someone who has won over the dross, fatigue, boredom, and entropy of the art scene.
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On the red carpet earlier in the night, Burnett paid tribute to the funny women she herself admires, pointing out that the very fact that she can use the plural is an achievement in itself.
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What I love about him is he so admires people who are doing what they're meant to be doing on this earth whether they're famous or not famous — people who are just true to themselves.
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"It isn't just power that allows men accused of sexual abuse to keep their careers and their secrets," wrote Dylan Farrow, who said it "breaks my heart" to see those she admires work with Allen.
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Drake: There's been no shortage of beef between the rappers, especially since the Canadian star has gone from talking about West as someone he admires to exchanging diss tracks and engaging in social-media feuds.
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The tsar the Kremlin most admires is Alexander III, who on taking office in 22014 reversed the liberalisation overseen by his father, who was assassinated, to impose an official ideology of Orthodoxy, nationalism and autocracy.
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The same goes for Hahn as Erica's overly permissive and frazzled mother, who admires her daughter's spunk while also feeling somewhat ashamed of her — honestly, I could watch a whole other movie about their relationship.
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Having thus helped to prevent Lula from being a candidate in last year's presidential election, Mr Moro controversially went on to accept a job from its winner, Jair Bolsonaro, a firebrand who admires military dictators.
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"I think she's super courageous, she's been through so much in her life, but she's still held on to her resilience and her perseverance," says Brooks, 27, about what she admires most about her character.
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His use of degraded materials suggests that, like the poets he admires — Charles Olson, Robert Creeley, and Robert Duncan — he thinks of painting (or in their case, poetry) as a process rather than a product.
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With this achievement, Testino spoke to People en Español about the influence of his Peruvian background, the quality he admires most in women and his new goal in creating images that celebrate a positive attitude.
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Patty Murray (D-Wash.) admires 5-month-old Ian Nelson, held by his mother, Tasha Nelson, during a press conference Wednesday to discuss forcing a vote to protect the health care of those preexisting conditions.
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Over the years the artist has accumulated a vocabulary that ranges from heraldry to cartoony biomorphism, from crisp patterns to sly nods to artists he admires, such as Rene Magritte, Piet Mondrian and Kazimir Malevich.
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Two that she admires are Francesca Zambello's version of "Das Rheingold," set in California during the Gold Rush, and a French production of "La Bohème" staged in a spaceship and featuring the lovers in spacesuits.
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He's embarrassed by where he lives because it's in a trailer park, but it's clear that he loves and admires his mom so much because she's a self-made woman who takes care of everyone.
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Bannon said that he is pessimistic about how the White House and Republicans are handling impeachment and that he admires Democrats for having a "well-oiled Democratic media machine" to help drive the impeachment narrative.
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The president openly admires Vladimir Putin, has questioned America's NATO spending and had at times appeared reluctant to affirm the alliance's Article 5, under which an attack on one member is considered an attack on all.
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They've been friends and associates for years and years predating the president's run for office in 2016, and Trump really admires Rudy for being such a bulldog and being vicious in his defenses of the president.
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After all, Trump has bluntly stated that he admires the previous attorney general for protecting a corrupt presidency, and he has raged against his own attorney general for doing too little to protect him from investigation.
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Mr. Blankenship, a Republican loyalist of President Trump, is running an America First-style campaign and calls himself an "American competitionist," but he admires China's state-controlled economy and has expressed interest in gaining Chinese citizenship.
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Jennifer Aniston might be the world's most beautiful woman, but when she talks about her biggest beauty icon, the star makes it clear she admires someone known for her style and substance: feminist legend Gloria Steinem.
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" Regardless, the insider says that Harris still has high praise for his ex, noting that the Scottish star "very much admires her as a person and what she has been able to do with her career.
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She explains how her mother gave her resilience and determination, her grandmother taught her the importance of taking care of herself, and that every woman she admires taught her how to "find her way" in herself.
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Though Karan and Kawakubo's personalities might seem like oil and water — Karan is somewhat of an extrovert and Kawakubo's been very reclusive — the ready-to-wear designer admires the artistry and meditation that Kawakubo's work requires.
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There are, of course, literary progenitors—you can hear the satirical scrape of Muriel Spark (whom Smith admires), and detect the influence of Virginia Woolf (fluid interior monologue, an interest in artists, and in genderless creativity).
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Then there is the way that Russia has exerted increasing control over news coverage within its own borders, in ways that help Mr. Putin maintain the image of the strong leader that Mr. Trump so admires.
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In the business world, there are three CEOs the Amazon founder most admires: Like many other highly successful business people, Bezos' first pick was none other than billionaire investor and CEO of Berkshire Hathaway Warren Buffett.
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Thompson, a lifelong Republican, said he admires Trump's independence from big campaign donors and takes that as a sign that the front-runner will be able to think for himself if he were to become president.
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" When he had dinner recently with the writers Tobias Wolff and George Saunders , whom he greatly admires, he said, "I was so nervous I don't think I ever stopped talking, sabotaging myself by flooding the conversation.
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When my sister, who admires Kim Kardashian's new store the way I admire a long-sleeved wool Theory dress, and I visited, she found jewelry and a brass smartphone-sized purse that aligned with her tastes.
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He admires how Sun-Ra claimed he was from Saturn and built a mythology around it, one that was rooted in the horror of the African American experience set against the American and Russian space race.
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In her first book, All The Lives I Want, Massey examines the lives of women she admires, both fictional, like the Lisbon sisters from The Virgin Suicides, to real icons like Sylvia Plath and Lil' Kim.
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But anyone who admires such pyrotechnics of language will find 21st-century echoes of Edgar Allan Poe in Sims's portraits of paranoia and delusion, with their zodiacal narrowing and the maddening tungsten spin of their narratives.
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After appearing as a reoccurring guest on Entertainment Tonight's Bachelor segments, Harrison previously told PEOPLE he came to find "she's as much as a grinder as I am" and "loves, admires and respects" that about her.
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A conservative activist who participated in the fights involving President Bill Clinton in the 1990s, Mr. Bossie was one of Mr. Trump's earliest boosters, and the type of scorched-earth fighter whose style the president admires.
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"We've lived here all our lives, and I feel we don't need a wall," said Ms. Lopez, adding that she admires Mr. O'Rourke's positions on immigration as well as his pledge not to accept PAC money.
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"He's completely upended the landscape, and the thing one admires in him is his guts," said Maurice Billet, a retired executive, as he purchased the first of the summer peaches at the Thouaré-Sur-Loire market.
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At one point, while Amara admires "Swing Low," the bronze Harriet Tubman Memorial at 122nd Street, St. Nicholas Avenue and Frederick Douglass Boulevard, she starts to register why there is nowhere else quite like this place.
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Determined to enter the mind of the composer he admires so much, Connick opens the show with a short film in which he discovers a giant marble statue of Porter in the fields of Peru, Ind.
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Ms. von Furstenberg (who is also starting a newsletter titled The Weekly Wrap, in which she will interview women she admires) said that she remembered when she created the style 45 years ago in her factory.
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Firstly, this document was crafted by a team, led by the very able Nadia Schadlow, and will be presented by a president who admires what this nation stands for and is not afraid to say so.
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I had heard that he planned to have shows here, of his own work and also work by artists he admires, but right now it feels like a sanctuary, light-years away from the art world.
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He usually admires whatever renovated New England barn or Craftsman cottage on the Michigan-Indiana border is shown there, before asking, "What's wrong with it?" because the price, by New York City standards, is absurdly low.
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If a batter admires a home run off him, Moore said, he will playfully drill him in the ribs, a lesson in country hardball from a former phenom who defied the odds at a perilous position.
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"I wanted to see what it would be like to spend some time in that room," said Lanette Ward, 70, a retired English teacher from Atlanta who admires Dickinson so much she named her daughter Emily.
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When Sanders was asked to name a foreign leader that he admires, his answer was former British Prime Minister Winston Churchill: In the same light, as the foreign leader, Winston Churchill's politics were not my politics.
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He gets miffed at friends and admires strongmen, and if he has a consistent goal, as Thomas Friedman wrote in The Times recently, it is to show he can succeed where former President Barack Obama didn't.
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When he's not in the studio, DiBenedetto is also a musician, and he told me he admires the way The Who developed their sound using just the basics: guitar, drums, and vocals — complexity built of simplicity.
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Rating In the very first scene, an adolescent boy admires a centerfold beauty named Misty Mountains as her car comes crashing through the roof of his house in the hilly suburbs of Los Angeles circa 1977.
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After spending time during recent concerts sharing his thoughts on everything from Beyoncé to why he admires Donald Trump's presidential win, the artist has canceled the remainder of his scheduled concerts for the rest of the year.
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The trek will see the artist play with "the people she admires most" from the American dance music underground, in what she considers "the very best venues throughout the United States," according to a post on Facebook.
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He's chief technology officer at the company he co-founded, but he's underappreciated by his coworkers, and inept at socializing with them, apart from new engineering hire Nanette (Cristin Milioti), who clearly admires Robert and his work.
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So she admires that in her, she sees a kind of kindred spirit, a woman who knows what she wants from her life, and is working hard to get it on her own terms, on equal terms.
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I love Davis and her take on this character, but I'm not convinced that Ayer knew whether he admires or despises Waller, and the film doesn't commit to whether she's a visionary or a psychopathic fuck-up.
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Cliff is an avatar of cinema's beautiful ills, and therefore symbolizes all Tarantino feels most ambivalent about: the movie violence he loves but that has tainted his career, the machismo he admires but has none of himself.
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"You can't help who admires you, but when white supremacists start endorsing you for president, you ought to start asking why," said Richard Cohen, the president of the Southern Poverty Law Center, which tracks white-power groups.
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Alexis Ohanian, the co-founder of Reddit, says there's one thing he admires most about his fiancée Serena Williams, who is widely considered to be one of the greatest athletes of all time: her intense work ethic.
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It's especially strange since the EU has a far more limited history of imperialism than actual European states in the pre-EU era — back when they were the purer kind of nation-states Hazony admires so much.
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Trump promised earlier this year that he would name "judges that everybody respects, likes and totally admires" and that he would "guarantee" that he will nominate one or more of the judges on that list if elected.
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The owner of a $0003 million plane feels morally judicious — even humble — insofar as he doesn't own a $70 million plane, while at the same time he admires that of his neighbor and hopes for an upgrade.
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Similarly, Maher mourns the loss of Franken in the Senate — as do I — but seems to lack empathy for the woman who is discombobulated by suddenly feeling the hand of a man she admires on her backside.
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His susceptibility to fanfare and flattery leads him to mistake after mistake, especially when it comes to despots like Kim Jong-un of North Korea and Vladimir Putin of Russia, autocrats he admires and longs to emulate.
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The owner of a $0003 million plane feels morally judicious — even humble — insofar as he doesn't own a $70 million plane, while at the same time he admires that of his neighbor and hopes for an upgrade.
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Chief strategist Stephen Bannon, the former Breitbart News executive credited by many grassroots conservatives with shaping the president's nationalist-populist message, deeply admires Sessions and considered him a potential presidential candidate before Trump got into the race.
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Roy, the co-founder of the Foundation for Research on Equal Opportunity, is a reformist conservative who admires the universal health care systems of Switzerland and Singapore and has designed his own universal health care plan for America.
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As the LA Times reports, Kanye explained his stance by saying he admires the way Trump conveyed his message while on the campaign trail: There's nonpolitical methods to speaking that I like, that I feel were very futuristic.
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When Rosamund Pike speaks about Marie Colvin, the subject of her new movie A Private War, she looks to the corner of the room, almost wistfully, like she's speaking about a friend she admires, a friend she misses.
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The 23-year-old says she would also like to work in Lollywood, Tollywood and even Nollywood, referring to the Pakistani, South Indian and Nigerian film industries and admires Netflix for its variety of content and global accessibility.
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Kardashian West announced her newest KKW Beauty launch, which is completely inspired by the looks she admires from the '25s, and even includes makeup in some of the same colors she wore as a teenager in high school.
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Dear Secretary: Word is out that you and AFT President Randi Weingarten have a deal: She'll guide you through one public school she admires, and in return you will guide her through a "choice" school you admire. Excellent!
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As he points out, several figures in the making of California wine culture were also renegade philosophy students, including Paul Draper, the recently retired head winemaker of Ridge Vineyards and one of the few whom Grahm unstintingly admires.
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Some observations about novels she loved ("Madame Bovary") and authors she admires (Elsa Morante), as well as excised passages from her novels, do shed light on her writing and will be pored over by both fans and scholars.
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Singling out dissenting former public servants in this way is a norm-busting power play that might seem tame in political systems ruled with an iron grip by Russia's Vladimir Putin and China's Xi Jinping, who Trump admires.
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With each blistering release, the fusion of classic speed metal and the finest of black and thrash metal's formative years serves to highlight Abigail's dedication to blasphemous revelry as well as to other talent that the band admires.
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It might not come as a surprise that she admires the work of such image-making precisionists as Giotto, Fra Angelico, or Richard Diebenkorn, along with that of Mark Rothko, a fellow conjurer of emotionally, psychologically charged atmospheres.
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The Irishman said that he admires Mr. Rockwell because, while he is "the loveliest, nicest guy I've worked with, so smart and generous and a joy to be around," he brings a "frisson of danger" to his performances.
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When he stepped into the national political arena, and continued this kind of talk, he became a more dangerously divisive figure who threatened the norms that make America the agreeable, noisy, diverse, and creative country the world admires.
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But before he can do that, he is asked to loan it to basketball player Kevin Garnett, playing himself, who admires it as a good-luck charm and who leaves his Celtics championship ring with Howard as collateral.
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During a two-and-a-half-hour interview at Lakeland Correctional Facility, he weighed his words carefully and appeared most at ease talking about the writers he admires — Thomas Pynchon, Don DeLillo, Lydia Davis, George Saunders, Joy Williams.
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But to make ends meet and pay rent (on the apartment she shares with three other girls), she has to work in the coffee shop on a big-studio backlot, watching as the stars she admires go by.
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I am thinking of people like Mr. Stone, the longtime Trump associate who worked on the 1972 Nixon campaign and so admires the former president that he has a tattoo of the man's likeness between his shoulder blades.
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I use the example of the novelist Joseph Conrad—his atheism completely rejects the idea of progress, and yet he still admires human self-assertion in the face of a kind of bleak situation that cannot be overcome.
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"I tried to do a plait on Charlotte this morning but it didn't really work very well" Watch the sweet moment The Duchess of Cambridge admires a young girl's plaits and admits she attempted them on #PrincessCharlotte that morning.
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Consider: Musk's businesses are also the type that Thiel admires and thinks we need more of — companies making big bets that could have a dramatic impact on human progress, rather than focusing on incremental improvements or making things cheaper.
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Bolsonaro, a former army captain turned lawmaker who openly admires Brazil's 1964-1985 military dictatorship, promised in his first remarks as president to adhere to democratic norms, after his tirades against the media and political opponents had stirred unease.
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Bolsonaro has shown already he is not afraid to give an important trade partner a poke in the eye, following the example of the U.S. president, whom he openly admires and emulates in both political style and foreign policy.
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The SwiftKey team will join Microsoft's research team and it's clear the company admires the artificial intelligence work SwiftKey has produced with its latest Android keyboard that uses a neural network instead of its standard algorithms when predicting words.
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Balmain/Instagram Kanye West is at the top of his design game these days (he recently teamed up with Adidas on an athleisure line to complement his successful Yeezy shoes) but he's still game to support brands he admires.
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He wouldn't say no to Madrid because he played for Barca, he admires their grandeur and being the heir to Ronaldo excites him, but his short term plans are to win the Champions League and Ballon d'Or with PSG.
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But he has watched internet videos of the bouts and admires how Ali never forgot his hometown, where signs and banners proclaiming him the Greatest were still hanging nearly two weeks after they were put up for the funeral.
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His trip to Davos will be seen as a betrayal by Bannon (and Alex Jones, who has described it as "Luciferian"), but it's in keeping with Trump's complicated relationship with the elite, a group he alternately reviles and admires.
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Cecilie Brøns, who currently heads a project at the Glyptotek called Tracking Colour, which is investigating all the museum's ancient pieces for traces of color, admires the Brinkmanns' reconstructions but said she worries that museumgoers accept them too literally.
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He said that while he admires Mr. Dunne's talent, "American Juggalo" chose to turn the cameras away from Insane Clown Posse and the other musical artists at the festival, the central element that draws the Juggalos together every year.
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There are still some extraordinary musicians around who play and sing the blues with the sort of richness that Guy admires: Robert Cray, Gary Clark, Jr., Bonnie Raitt, Adia Victoria, Keb' Mo', Derek Trucks and Susan Tedeschi, Shemekia Copeland.
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The intellectuals Wolfe admires made a case for the appreciation of subtlety, ambiguity, intellectual curiosity and tolerance of divergent views — all qualities that are abundant in the world of thought but have never been cherished by the broader electorate.
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Bolsonaro, a former army captain turned lawmaker who openly admires Brazil's 1964-1985 military dictatorship, promised in his first remarks as president to adhere to democratic norms, after his tirades against the media and political opponents had stirred unease.
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But Mr. Pierce was soft-spoken and self-questioning, earnest about music — his own and, even more so, the musicians he admires, from Buddy Holly to Lee (Scratch) Perry — and he was determined not to make any outsize claims.
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If you've been closely following Mr. Bannon's speeches in recent months (as I have), it's easy to conclude that it is the far-right Hungarian leader whom the American populist provocateur not only admires but also seeks to help.
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Dan Feldman, who was a fellow from 1999 to 2000 and still admires the program, called such a large military representation in a class a "major deviation" from the program's original intent of connecting young military and civilian leaders.
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Mr. Trump, who so admires Russia's soon-to-be "Supreme Leader" Vladimir Putin, as well as other autocrats like Turkey's Erdogan, Egypt's Sisi, and North Korea's Kim Jong Un, appears to want to join them in the autocrats' club.
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One doesn't admire Deng so much as one admires how likely she is, when civilization inevitably collapses, to become the head of a Fury Road–worthy compound, riding around in a chariot pulled by a collection of Hungarian male models.
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Mad Dog Mattis' abrasive language may not resemble that of his predecessors in the post, but it's the language Trump admires in a retired general, and America needs a secretary of defense who can pierce Trump's shield of ego and stubbornness.
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There is a good reason that America's Founding Fathers, whom Mr Carswell so admires, built up checks and balances to the will of the people: the people are often moved by short-term passions, swayed by demagogues, deceived by rumours.
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"What's tragic is that we've got a president who reaches out, admires, envies, celebrates and seeks to foster closer relationships with dictators while at the same time dissing, disregarding ... agreements and failing to build relationship with America's traditional allies," he said.
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There was scattered applause, possibly because those in the room had heard his warm words for Saudi Arabia, and had heard no criticisms at all for the strongmen that Mr Trump admires in such countries as Russia, Egypt or the Philippines.
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PARIS (Reuters) - He admires the late Cuban revolutionary leader Fidel Castro and Venezuelan former president Hugo Chavez, and he has little time for German Chancellor Angela Merkel: Jean-Luc Melenchon, French would-be president, is a true tax-and-spend leftist.
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CARACAS, Feb 20023 (Reuters) - Venezuela's new economy czar is a former business leader who openly admires the country's socialist policies but recognizes the need for market reforms, potentially bringing a dose of pragmatism to government policy amid an economic crisis.
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While she does not entirely dismiss GDP or the stock market as indicators of a nation's health, she believes they mean nothing to the poor and admires Gross National Happiness, a measure used in the tiny Himalayan nation of Bhutan.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - Actress Rosario Dawson, whose film credits include "Rent" and "Men in Black II," has confirmed reports she is dating U.S. Senator and presidential candidate Cory Booker, calling him "a wonderful human being" who she loves and admires.
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In other words, what sets Trump apart is not that he has historical heroes, but that he admires heroes who are "tough" and push people around, whether it be Jackson in the nullification crisis or various generals in running the military.
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Several athletes whom Obama is close with or admires earned spots on the President's Council on Fitness, Sports and Nutrition, including Hall of Fame basketball player Kareem Abdul Jabbar, U.S. women's soccer player Carli Lloyd and Olympic gymnast Gabrielle Douglas.
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Johansson was interviewed by the artist Salle for As If's spring/summer 2019 issue, and the two spoke of how the star admires Golden Age actors like James Dean and Natalie Wood for the "unapologetic showcase of emotion" in their performances.
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Interviews with Mr. Wilson show him to be both astute and confounding, sometimes sounding like a cautious bookworm, other times like an undergrad drunk on Ayn Rand novels; he disdains corporate influence in politics, yet admires the alt-right movement.
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But Mr. Sanders also clearly admires and envies the values that lie beneath the Canadian system — a commitment to equity and a right to health care that is less commonly heard when Americans talk about what they want from their system.
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A worn hand mirror in which a girl admires herself, a toddler's faded trousers, "wooden spoons with edges nibbled away by impatient childish teeth" seem to come alive as they register the end of the home life that they once furnished.
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The Washington Post also pointed out that Bolton used to criticize someone Trump admires: Bolton also has a long history of making comments about the Russian president personally, suggesting a number of times that Putin has lied about global events.
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" The writer and director Lena Dunham told me that what she often admires about Gerwig's dialogue is the contrast between erudition and naturalism — "In one breath she'll be referencing a superobscure book and also utilizing the awkward parlance of our times.
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Among her sources of inspiration is a modest Congolese "prestige stool" in the Met's collection that Ms. Mutu admires for its earthiness — the figure's knees are on the ground, rather than a pedestal — and for the eroticism of her parted thighs.
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Many of Troemel's favorite artists aren't even artists: when I asked him to list those he admires, he included the comedian Andy Kaufman, the BuzzFeed founder Jonah Peretti, and Ross Ulbricht, the founder of the online drug market the Silk Road.
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He admires Ms. Lévy's emphasis on female artists and her exhibition program, including her drawings show this year; her Calder miniatures show last year; and her first show in 2013 about the resonance among Lucio Fontana, Yves Klein and Cy Twombly.
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The Kalashnikov venture should draw no criticism from President Trump, who openly admires President Vladimir Putin of Russia and is delighted that his own candidacy was endorsed by the National Rifle Association, which would like to see more Americans armed.
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Or Mr. Trump could squander all the power and leverage of the United States by abusing and dividing our allies, then lavishing praise and freebies on an autocrat he admires who is set on undermining our democracy and global position.
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I've asked this last question of each of the previous people in these Q. and A.s: What is someone like myself who deeply admires Jesus' teachings but is skeptical of the Virgin Birth, of the miracles and of a physical resurrection?
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Thompson has been caught off good counters in the same way that Lyoto Machida and Kyoji Horiguchi has—he times a perfect connection and then admires his work, or hangs around throwing hands when his boxing just isn't up to snuff.
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Without breaking eye contact, she ups the ante with a truly remarkable story about fandom, recounting how she begged her boyfriend to sublet the apartment of a female musician she admires, so that she could go over and touch the woman's things.
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Fara (who has a physics degree) told me how much she admires Stoney in particular, but also made note of a few other favorite ghosts, like the elaborately monikered, snootily aloof Ethel Brilliana Tweedie—and one of my favorites, Helen the Botanist.
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"The FTC is liked for this job, he said, because he admires the agency's functionality and its ability to remain nonpartisan; that and because it's run by "hard-nosed regulators who know what they're doing and have not become a political lightning rod.
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" Tait admires this new superfluid model intellectually, but he would like to see the theory fleshed out more at the microscopic level, to a point where "we can really calculate everything and show why it all works out the way it's supposed to.
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The military parades and pageantry that Trump also admires in France and Britain meanwhile are hardly a display of current power -- they more often highlight the past military glories of long past colonial eras that are anathema to the values of July Fourth.
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In his upstairs bedroom, which has a glass wall overlooking the double-height kitchen, he has a gallery of heroes, black-and-white photos of men he admires, including Gene Kelly, James Dean, John F. Kennedy and the racecar driver James Hunt.
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But while we already have a broad picture of Trump's relationship with Turkey — he admires Erdogan's authoritarian side, he does favors for him over the advice of everyone in his government, he surrounds himself with criminals who work for the Turkish government, etc.
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Kiki, now settled in the East Village after a youth that took her to Turkey and other far-off places — and loves — around the world, admires her niece's spirit but worries that motherhood to four-year-old Oliver might complicate a difficult situation.
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Rage, despair, empowerment, and healing are the themes of the album, gently peppered with powerful interludes featuring her mother, father, and hip-hop mogul Master P, who Solange said she admires for "never selling his shit" and being a self-made success.
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Mr Sánchez, who wants Spain to become a third partner in the Franco-German alliance, is particularly pro-EU, but the PP's Pablo Casado admires Angela Merkel's Christian Democrats in Germany and Albert Rivera of Ciudadanos brandishes EU flags at his rallies.
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He's quick to say that he admires sensitivity but they really don't have time for this – and that's true, but doesn't stop him from trying to speak inclusively about the clams from then on (just watch the show and it'll make sense!).
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They help Bonnet escape, and after a close call, send him on his way — but not before he admires Claire's unusual rings ("There's something about the notion of an infinite circle that fascinates me"), clear foreshadowing for this episode's unusual and brutal ending.
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Amid instructions about finding your life vest under your seat and not tampering with smoke detectors, a Gulliver-size Gooding Jr. admires hot air balloons while donning his oxygen mask, while a shrunken-down Holmes photographs an exotic bird ten times her size.
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