I Need Affection I Need Affection: Your situation is very challenging and depleting.
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Affection of brothers, the affection of each other Dotted in binding, too Again must be this kind of beautiful air of infection.
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Sometimes affecting affection can, in time, make the affection real; sometimes, as you've discovered, going through the motions leaves the heart unmoved.
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While all three of us were together, I could show unlimited affection to her, but the moment I showed affection to him, she'd throw a fit.
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We have to come together as Americans with love for our nation and true affection-- really, I say this so strongly, true affection for each other.
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This lack of affection correlated with a "fearful avoidant attachment style," the same reaction so common in affection-deprived children from orphanages — and in many men.
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Alienation of affection cases are 'very prevalent' Cynthia Mills, Howard's attorney, told CNN she's argued at least 30 "alienation of affection" cases during her 31-year career.
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What's striking about reading the Cormoran Strike books after having grown up on Harry Potter is how close Rowling's affection for Strike feels to her affection to Harry.
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"The more overall sex they had, the more affection; the less sex they had, the less positive affection," Debrot said, adding that it didn't have to be intercourse.
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There's one role since I was 14 or 15 where I haven't been the object of somebody's affection or somebody who's desiring another as the object of their affection.
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Kids or babies that are denied of nutrition but get a lot of affection end up more productive and healthy than kids that have good nutrition but get no affection.
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It might seem like a parent's dream, but it's not easy raising a child with the rare genetic accident that causes such exuberant affection, partly because that affection is so undiscriminating.
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I grew up isolated and starved of physical affection, envious of my sisters who enjoyed a lot of time on my dad's lap, seeming to get lots of hugs and affection.
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" A 'gesture of affection' Macri described Obama's visit as "a gesture of affection, friendship, at a time when Argentina is embarking toward a new horizon and is in the process of changing.
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In Bush's body language and in the body language of the people around him, you can see the affection that he had for his successors and the affection that they had for him.
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Amis's affection for them is hardly news, and there is some repetition among the essays, but they serve as vaccines against cynicism, as reminders that affection is a powerful engine of critical inquiry.
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But the island nation has great affection for its fleet.
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Guadagnino and DelVecchio will also compete for the women's affection.
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He's had an affection for pay phones his entire life.
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Craving the approval and affection we're never going to get?
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"We have only the deepest affection for Lifetime," added Gunn.
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A normal level of affection for a couple in love.
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There, father, I am touching you to show my affection.
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The couple displayed affection while heading out on their honeymoon.
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Will and Kate's clear ease and affection for each another.
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I have nothing but respect, affection and love for CNN.
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Their "affection" for him is largely crisis management and mollification.
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Which only stoked the flames of affection in Victoria's heart.
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Another U.K. grocery store, another heartwarming display of family affection.
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This sequence was actually shot with tenderness, respect, and affection!
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DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN John Guzzetta's puzzle peppers us with affection.
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" On Cummings' death, Meadows returned the affection: "I am heartbroken.
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Google is making a big play for news publisher affection.
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Affection and attraction is palpable in Spyer's photographs of Windsor.
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We want the unity of hope, affection, and high purpose.
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But with this impromptu moment of affection, they're officially back.
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Leveraging that affection would be a great place to start.
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They weren't afraid to show their affection for one another.
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Even Britney herself maintains an enduring affection for the film.
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There are critical moments in the gaze of my affection.
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"She's the best there is," he says with touching affection.
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Ashley Graham is not afraid of public displays of affection.
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"An affair of more than passing affection," Brokaw told her.
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Throughout the book, Quinn argues that Eleanor always craved affection.
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Why, then, does Trump continue to show affection for Putin?
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The exchange is a demonstration of the two's growing affection.
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It was "an overwhelming outpouring of spontaneous affection," said Flores.
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Gabby Gabby's obsession with affection isn't that different from Woody's.
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Our flaws don't make us unworthy of love or affection.
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So I've always had affection for the city of Philadelphia.
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But this underdog does not deserve our sympathy or affection.
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Celebrity couples are known for their lavish displays of affection.
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But I just have a real affection for Latin culture.
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The affection for Indonesia all but glows in Obama's book.
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This only made me crave his affection all the more.
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Guadagnino and Delvecchio will also compete for the women's affection.
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Keanu Reeves isn't shying away from public displays of affection.
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Weinstein also peppers his speech with occasional hints at affection.
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"I have great affection and appreciation for her," he said.
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"I have great affection and appreciation for her," McCain said.
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But the affection from strangers, he added, was deeply humbling.
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Dolls should be a symbol of love, care, and affection.
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"Pets, just like people, crave attention and affection," she said.
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Ibrahim: I think I still show Mishaal affection too, though.
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The breadth of G.O.P. affection for Clinton shouldn't be overstated.
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And Trump's affection for fast food has been frequently discussed.
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But is China's affection for Warcraft even simpler than that?
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He doesn't use traditional reflexes to detail an unreciprocated affection.
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His specialty is photographing the different ways animals display affection.
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As much as they annoy each other, there's palpable affection.
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"Intimacy isn't just about sex and physical affection," she says.
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Of course, the deceptive act gives way to genuine affection.
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I earn Tom's trust and affection, and he earns mine.
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The couple endure, maintaining hope and affection for each other.
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Mr. Maloney's affection for the weapon did not wane either.
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Though the mutual affection of the Obamas was obvious, Mrs.
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"That was meant to show affection," he told the panel.
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So I have a special love and affection for poetry.
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Some expressed a genuine affection for the senator from Massachusetts.
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And, um, if I'm feeling it, I show my affection.
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You follow their nascent affection from both points of view.
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It may also make you more receptive to physical affection.
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The lyrics were earnest statements of affection toward the divine.
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This buys China clout, if not affection, other diplomats say.
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Mr. Gray's affection for people extended to the reading public.
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So perhaps this was indeed a display of paternal affection.
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He spoke about his wife and son with palpable affection.
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He spoke about his wife and son with palpable affection.
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Meanwhile, Catherine tries to tempt Keira with affection and offerings.
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Some of the reasons for this continued affection are obvious.
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The men have a deep affection for the scarlet macaws.
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We are bound together by our affection for our place.
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For Valentine's Day, we have a special display of affection.
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For Valentine's Day we have a special display of affection.
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Growing up, I always yearned for personal affection and affirmation.
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Is there nothing in the ties of love and affection?
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"There's affection for the object; there's pleasure," notes the creator.
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Create some kindness in the world and share some affection.
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To this day, I listen to that song with affection.
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Music, alcohol, the uncomplicated affection of pets, and the complicated affection of hookups all loom large in the story, which tracks how people with no money and no future find pleasure in the moment.
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More social cats will show affection by rubbing on their owners or sitting on their lap while more independent cats may show their affection by just being in the same room with their owner.
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"The more overall sex they had, the more affection; the less sex they had, the less positive affection," said clinical psychologist Anik Debrot of the University of Lausanne in Switzerland, who led the study.
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She's hamstrung by her affection for him, if mere affection is the word: She had him design her face-lift and slept next to a blown-up photograph of the two of them together.
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Betty needed competition for Archie's affection, and that's what Veronica provided.
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After Target, I pick dog up and smother her with affection.
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Most recently, the pair showed off their affection on social media.
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Some of country music's biggest stars shared their affection for Alan.
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The pair have also shown off their affection on social media.
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"I just have this affection for the breakfast sandwich," he says.
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All things that many Australians have a deep down affection for.
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If the object of your affection likes chocolate, you're in luck.
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This, she says, is the reality and complexity of deep affection.
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None of these lovable details suggest Meredith owes Link her affection.
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One of these who I recall with great affection was Capt.
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Netanyahu and Trump seem to share genuine warmth and mutual affection.
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Mr Trump shows little affection for Germany, despite his Bavarian grandfather.
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Williams has also spoken about her affection for her former costar.
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And as many have noticed, they rarely show affection in public.
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Queen Elizabeth and Prince Philip never show affection in public either.
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Her days are filled with affection, activity and plenty of toys.
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To be clear: The audience's affection didn't appear to be fabricated.
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He apologized, and described his behavior as misunderstood displays of affection.
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He had tapped into a national affection which was already there.
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Pay attention to the moments of female affection in this show.
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"I am here to give affection, security and friendship," she said.
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With a packed schedule, these moments of affection matter to Haddish.
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But Nicki Minaj has also been an object of Drake's affection.
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I never get tired of watching their affection toward each other.
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"Your affection for some people doesn't always just disappear," Youree says.
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" He claimed his "intent was to express restrained but genuine affection.
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"Explains my affection for places like London and Seattle," he says.
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Witherspoon knows a little something about being an object of affection!
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Now he's getting public displays of affection and declarations of love.
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Ausiello, 46, describes their time in the store with such affection.
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It sounds innocent enough, family and playmates showing one another affection.
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Knopfs' fraught marriage and Blanche's search for affection; her pursuit of
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She then plays nursemaid in order to gain his affection back.
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He loves cuddles and shows his affection with wet doggie kisses.
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A fluffy cat-like pillow that responds to your physical affection.
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How can mutual, consensual expression of desire and affection be wrong?
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Some of us just need a little more affection than others.
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It's no wonder he has no affection for a family pet.
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In typical teenage rhetoric, the girls exchange affection masquerading as insults.
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They even have a special touch that isn't all about affection.
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Brown said she survived by feeding her captor's affection for her.
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He wants Bonnie's affection as badly as Forky doesn't want it.
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I liked showering affection on the Mets when they couldn't win.
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This only makes his clear affection for the institution more endearing.
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Shameless bribery for affection turned me into an absolute brand loyalist.
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I hold the man in the absolute highest affection and honor.
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Leicester's communications strategy, in those cases, centered on affection, and thanks.
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Instead it was a night of great affection and little challenge.
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In fact, the two have a strong affection for each other.
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Gahagan looked down on his robot army with affection and awe.
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What animated Ms. Ivins was a genuine affection for her subjects.
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Affection for Armstrong aside, Shriver wasn't about to extol the aesthetics.
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Tears overcame him, and the crowd responded with respect and affection.
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Kazan clearly loves Lippi's work and this affection saturates his writing.
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Other animals have been caught showing affection the way humans do.
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Neither Mr. Obama nor Mr. Modi is given to displaying affection.
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We have here a biological law: all animals respond to affection.
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Royal couples have gotten more relaxed about public displays of affection.
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Roberto's affection toward Nottingham, though genuine, is burdened by his guilt.
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Our relationship was characterized by respect, affection and interests beyond politics.
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She was a person who had my affection and my respect.
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Unfortunately, the object of her affection has had some bad news.
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Second, like Trump, they share a curious affection for Vladimir Putin.
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Thanksgiving can be a time when relatives express their mutual affection.
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They feel insulted if that affection is not validated by others.
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Mr. Morlot's affection for the work's expressive richness came through clearly.
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But in North Korea, it signifies a different kind of affection.
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Justin Bieber won't apologize for showering wife Hailey Baldwin with affection!
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It is that he has won their undying loyalty and affection.
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There is very little affection between the characters we see most.
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Showing her affection for a man who was not her husband.
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True, a record $330 million contract buys a lot of affection.
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The only physical affection she would tolerate was touching her ears.
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This was an Alien 3 that demanded time, attention and affection.
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But there's no evidence the shooter had any affection toward Paul.
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Sophie Turner plays the object of his affection — and course correction.
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My love and affection seemed to offer no comfort or solace.
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But in North Korea, it marks a different kind of affection.
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He offered them affection, or promised to boost their future careers.
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"Vida" is shot through with affection for its setting and characters.
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Are we supposed to believe he has actual affection for her?
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Grenell has also earned the affection of Trump and his family.
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For one thing, while Russia's leaders hold no affection for Mrs.
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Why do you think "Christmas" captured the affection of Emmy voters?
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The first thought was loneliness and need for affection and approval.
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She believes her directness does not dilute her warmth and affection.
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"When I saw her, it was a genuine expression of affection."
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I just need some more affection, anything to get me by.
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It's not necessarily expressed in words or in displays of affection.
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Synopsis: Two sisters contend for the affection of King Henry VIII.
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They nearly obscure your question about mild displays of public affection.
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They seemed to have a great deal of affection for him.
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Mr. Bolsonaro has not masked his affection for the military dictatorship.
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"I have enormous, enormous affection for him" (the producer Scott Rudin).
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He had immediate affection for her, and soon an abiding tenderness.
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That doesn't make their shared affection any less deep or genuine.
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One highlight: a charming tale about her affection for silk chiffon.
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Dr. McNees's affection for the team lasted well after he graduated.
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Even before I entered the house, their accumulated affection radiated out.
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Trump's well-documented affection for Moscow could also destabilize global politics.
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Even so, the mutual affection between Trump and Putin was evident.
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Public displays of affection were not appreciated, especially between unmarried couples.
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"I have a lot of affection for Televisa," Del Castillo said.
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This evening, you and your partners are craving love and affection.
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I think sex and affection kind of connote your relationship, singular.
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I think while men still tend to own most of the property and wealth in the world, it's inevitable that they will trade that for sex and affection and women will trade sex or affection for wealth.
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" More sex equals more affection The results showed that having sex predicted more affection in the moments after sexual intimacy but also hours later, even in couples with children or those married long past the "honeymoon period.
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Ronaldo has never lost his affection for Manchester United — he has always felt "at home" here, as he posted on his Instagram account before the game — just as Manchester United has never lost its affection for him.
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And there we see how these two threads come entwined together — it is only through experience that we can create affection, and it is precisely affection and therefore experience that creates a person in the first place.
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Richie is being dragged for being the object of affection from Bieber.
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They get a lot of loving and affection and get more socialization.
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But his affection was never reciprocated, no matter how hard he tried.
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So I guess I look at it as a sign of affection.
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It was a very Chinese reaction to an American display of affection.
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But anyway my affection for Iceage is largely based on the ineffable.
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They display an obvious understanding of, and affection for, their digital counterparts.
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In You, Beck is supposed to be the object of everyone's affection.
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It might appear that he's doing it out of love and affection.
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Bottom line: Chains don't need to work hard to earn your affection.
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Nah, I have real affection for this woman, because I know her.
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So it can seem counterintuitive when he professes his affection for it.
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And why were viewers were moved to show rare mid-showing affection?
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Members of the crowd held hands in bold displays of public affection.
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Not surprisingly, humans respond positively to such unrequited affection, assistance and loyalty.
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Jenner and Simmons' affection has been apparent off the court as well.
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It is good, then, that neither seems to need the other's affection.
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I wish I didn't receive this considerate and kind display of affection.
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I realized that, despite a tough exterior, she craves affection and appreciation.
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"Public Display Of Affection" comes out on November 2 via Weekend Denim.
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Then, from what we can tell, he showed some affection from behind.
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" Or why she so desperately wanted Archie's affection in "La Grande Illusion.
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But I decided against it, because Love Actually doesn't deserve our affection.
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Rather, they signal Newt's burgeoning affection and mutual respect for black people.
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He didn't have much affection for the people he had killed off.
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Basketball legend Shaquille O'Neal's affection for Krispy Kreme doughnuts is well-documented.
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Kate Hudson is overflowing with affection for her newborn daughter Rani Rose!
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Because the graciousness he showed as we said goodbye proved his affection.
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I feel like I am starving for affection, starving for emotional intimacy.
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" Markle is just reaching out with affection, and "she looks absolutely satisfied.
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There are fetish undertones, like his documented affection for BDSM and ropes.
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Is it time to update the love languages to include online affection?
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Most people adopting a dog expect furry affection and bright-eyed companionship.
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And affection for me or gratitude are not part of that purpose.
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I'm not really comfortable with public affection—that probably added to it.
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Weber explains that gay vultures don't really do public displays of affection.
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Nevertheless, both countries still have mutual interests, if not much mutual affection.
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The affection between Lenny and his daughter is anything but one-sided.
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Other things you can do is just spend time and give affection.
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These two clearly share a long history and a lot of affection.
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I could also see the grudging affection between Dr. McCoy and Spock.
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The current economic slowdown could make bankers' affection for plastic look rash.
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"The money isn't much but it's a matter of affection," he said.
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I think it's a reflection of our own affection for those movies.
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Perhaps only he can meld Trumpian corruption with Trumpian affection for authoritarians.
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The murderer Robert Coombes has won her admiration and affection—even love.
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He has clearly earned tremendous respect and affection from colleagues and others.
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The object of my affection was a darling red Roomba vacuum cleaner.
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They began calling him Big Brother ( dage ), with a note of affection.
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"I felt that our level of affection wasn't enough yet," she said.
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Watch if you like documentary television or have particular affection for Massachusetts.
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Many Palestinians say that affection helps them endure life under Israeli occupation.
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Jennifer Aniston fell for Rudd in "The Object of My Affection" (1998).
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The newly-hitched pair had no trouble with public displays of affection.
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True, they appear to feel something like real affection for each other.
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Yet among this film's surprises is that each scene still exudes affection.
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This isn't the first time Jenner has shown her affection for money.
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The show of affection with Khalifa sure looked like the real thing.
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It's all love and affection and onwards and upwards on Pennsylvania Avenue.
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Roberto was once a young hothead, toying with the smitten Elisabetta's affection.
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Over the decades, Mr. Levine has won support and affection from audiences.
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I've made my affection for iOS's Dynamic Type feature known countless times.
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For a brief moment, he even leaned against his caretaker with affection.
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He is incapable of the most basic expression of affection there is.
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And, of course, we aren't alone in our affection for the brew.
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His affection for Big Macs was not a real-American campaign ploy.
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Either Jenner's a good actress (doubtful) or these two share some affection.
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She contacted our parents and told us to "rein in" our affection.
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Parents should also never force children to be demonstrative in their affection.
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Often they go to provide care and affection to children in orphanages.
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It has to come from a place of honest respect and affection.
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That affection is in the cuts to the choir's leader, the Rev.
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The affection he showed first lady Michelle Obama could melt anyone's heart.
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The Moon opposes Venus at 6:56 PM, finding us craving affection.
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Public display of affection is something that's not part of our culture.
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Her affection for empire makes Jan Morris a curiously old-fashioned writer.
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Andy adored Jed, but he had a hard time showing his affection.
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But his backers insist the affection for him is real and deep.
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" A third: "Rest of Country Temporarily Feels Deep Affection for New York.
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And yet the people who live here tend their graveyard with affection.
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And, like "Gilead," Faber's novel binds earthly affection with questions of faith.
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Examples include loss of love or affection, physical violence or sexual abuse.
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It would be workable if Congress enjoyed broad public affection and legitimacy.
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Some leave the hospital and begin to respond to their parents' affection.
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"That's when they would show their affection for each other," Jackson says.
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The nominators seemed to concentrate their affection on a handful of shows.
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He's one of my mentors and somebody I have enormous affection for.
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The backdrop: Trump transition team officials had no affection for the hotelier.
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He's very rarely affectionate, [you] kind of got to earn his affection.
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The couples publicly show affection in different ways and in varying amounts.
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"The affection that was felt for Pierre in '68 vanished," he said.
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"And yet my affection for you did not diminish," he imagined saying.
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In both cases their affection for the hated rodent may be warranted.
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Interestingly, one of the prime determinants of regular dog walks was affection.
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How can I ask for some modesty in their displays of affection?
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He loves her deeply, and Cora has tremendous affection for her, too.
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Still, despite the lovey dialogue, it's evident there's no genuine affection here.
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I do not recall much of public displays of affection between them.
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If equal affection cannot be,Let the more loving one be me.
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Pause and fully savor the moments when there's affection, humor or kindness.
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Keanu Reeves has a girlfriend, and our hearts are exploding with affection.
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He was welcomed back with sincere affection by Democrats and Republicans alike.
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I found affection over and over again but also brokenness and irresponsibility.
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I developed quite an affection for the last Mazda SUV I drove.
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He referred to his staff, not without affection, as the Dirty Dozen.
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I was never aware of the kind of affection that people had.
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It's a delicate balance, given the affection many Democrats feel for Biden.
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"I couldn't show any affection with my wife," said Robert, now 373.
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There's huge affection and understanding and respect for America as a whole.
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Xephos' shameless and undiscriminating affection affected both his heart and his thinking.
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We might add his affection for authoritarian leaders and other tough guys.
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"You can definitely see my affection for the American culture," he said.
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Humans often show their affection for others by hugging and cuddling them.
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But his affection for his building, an 1854 townhouse, has never waned.
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This focus on scientists and their labor reignited my affection for humanity.
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The series has earned affection for its characters and its disarming premise.
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But at the rally in Kastamonu, he was evoking love and affection.
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We have such affection for each other, but that doesn't really matter.
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And I felt his affection for me when I was around him.
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Phil views your efforts with amusement and affection rather than with irritation.
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His honeyed lilt sweetens dancehall macho with gentle affection and melodic cheer.
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Mrs May has won the grudging respect, if not the affection, of voters.
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And those displays of affection have continued since Meghan became an official royal.
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From dealing with conflicts to expressing affection, each family takes a different approach.
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Harry and Meghan's open affection is indeed a departure from usual royal behavior.
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"Even concrete birds do not owe you affection, Nigel," one Twitter user said.
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Microsoft is very aware of how much affection users have for Microsoft Paint.
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But our judges could not be swayed in their affection for this stuff.
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Those who haven't even read the book may feel new affection for it.
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But pet affection can also be measured in economic and stock market data.
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Despite the ongoing controversy, Jackson admitted that he still has affection for Olympios.
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"The people of Gagauzia view Russia with affection," Vlah said at the reception.
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My heart swelled with such affection for each and every one of them.
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Kate Middleton and Prince William don't often hold hands or publicly show affection.
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Harry and Meghan's open affection is indeed a departure from usual royal behavior.
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For those who don't understand your affection for your newly caught Pikachu. 5.
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Seeing Robertson portrayed as the antihero, he claimed, soured his affection for her.
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Its new president, Rodrigo Duterte, expresses contempt for America and affection for China.
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But now, we're just happy to share our affection with a wider audience.
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Mr. Taniguchi is keenly aware of the affection bestowed upon his father's Okura.
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People have fewer relatives or don't get the affection they crave from them.
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Fans my age talk about the show with a kind of cringing affection.
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One constant of Reubens's life has been his abiding affection for the inanimate.
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Joshua Jackson has nothing but admiration and affection for his ex Diane Kruger.
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There's more surreptitious, frustrated lust going on in the town than honest affection.
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French Montana is himself no stranger to showing public affection on social media.
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It's fascinating that one family can simultaneously inspire so much vitriol and affection.
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And, of course, North Koreans still have a lot of affection for him.
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It isn't the first time the two have shown major affection on Instagram.
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Instead of telling your sweetie that you want more affection, be more affectionate.
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It's the same with Tom, so it's like a familiar kind of affection.
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You had your own sort of way about showing love and affection, though.
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Lili Reinhart isn't hiding her affection for Cole Sprouse on his special day.
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We know that whoever got second place lost Fletcher's affection with one mistake.
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She feels unable to breathe when her father pays her attention or affection.
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But it was their brief display of affection that garnered the most attention.
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Our relationship was very special, based on a deep and very genuine affection.
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The President has made no secret of his affection for his eldest daughter.
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The former "Game of Thrones" star clearly has affection for Kravitz as well.
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And both the model's children seem to have an equal affection toward her.
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Selena Gomez doesn't have to "think twice" about her affection for Celine Dion.
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Once they finish work this evening, it's likely they'd appreciate some physical affection.
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His affection for Judy is as real as his distaste for her father.
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It is as earnest and triumphant in its display of affection and love.
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Nash is finally getting some rest and affection after being left to die.
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"Over time he played on their trust and affection for him," Weintraub said.
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EHarmony's users rank humor as highly as things like loyalty, kindness and affection.
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Still, despite her affection for Obama, Merkel is nothing if not a realist.
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"That's really it: It's the affection that I like," Carter, now 64, muses.
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While together, the two seemingly never shied away from public displays of affection.
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In a moment of friendly affection, I rested my leg on her lap.
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It's all a part of crush culture, a wholesome display of online affection.
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Servers wear gingham shirts, standard attire in restaurants broadcasting their affection for farms.
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Though passion may have strained, it must not break our bonds of affection.
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Adrienne Brodeur understands the burden and need for maternal affection more than most.
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He greeted me exactly where I was, and in that spot, affection bloomed.
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With Beauvoir, she shared a mutually respectful working experience that blossomed into affection.
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They were never shy about showing their affection for one another in public.
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Murdoch still preferred Disney to Comcast, reportedly because of his affection for Iger.
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NATO was always a marriage of convenience, but not one without any affection.
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First, he exploited the understandable (and deep) gratitude and affection of his supporters.
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To be sure, Trump's job approval rating doesn't necessarily translate into personal affection.
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For some reason, likely an affection for the word "muskrat," muskrats figure heavily.
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"When I saw her, it was a genuine expression of affection," said Bush.
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The affection for Bernie Sanders among the young transcends even certain racial divisions.
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Rooney, is not merely looking out for his younger brother from filial affection.
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But it's on the forehead, which is a nice, moving show of affection.
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We will never tire of your gushy public displays of love and affection.
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The moon clashes with Venus at 9:46 PM, and we're craving affection.
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Per a source with knowledge, Trump has never had much affection for Coats.
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It's a singular community with an earnest affection for a durable toy truck.
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Goran Anastasovski is a photographer who takes tender photos of animals showing affection.
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He loved having so many people showering him with affection and dropping food.
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Even in his affection for the press, the Arizona senator enraged Trump voters.
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Still, I found the post-passion moments of affection more moving and resonant.
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The president returned the affection and considered bringing Mr. Stallone closer to Washington.
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My affection is rooted in the fact that Brookner's hobbyhorses are my own.
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Learning of this kinship tie, I now feel special affection for him. Why?
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Men like public displays of affection more regularly, which sounds romantic but isn't.
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And while there's great affection for him on the ground, there's little excitement.
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"We don't have the American tradition of affection," she told Life in 1956.
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But Dagmar Manzel combined a no-nonsense attitude with subtle warmth and affection.
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Stranded 26 days, the author and her husband somehow retain hope and affection.
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Evangelicals' tenacious affection for Donald Trump is not a bug driven by expediency.
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As people zigzag toward love or affection, they're blowing it all the time.
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Think "Love Connection" or "The Newlywed Game," just, you know, minus the affection.
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"It is hard to overstate our personal affection for that man," she said.
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But his may not be the sort of affection that today's protesters appreciate.
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These things make me humble to be the object of your love & affection.
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There's also a constant recalibration of our expectations and affection for the cast.
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The affection he showed for them all was mutual and infectious, Hodge said.
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But the public's longstanding affection for Harry (as indicated in public polls) remained.
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But the public's longstanding affection for Harry (as indicated in public polls) remained.
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That meant public displays of affection among same-sex couples were off limits.
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His affection for the place is endearing, although it may not be persuasive.
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The players have welcomed his affection, but his kindness is not without purpose.
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He said Vietnam's leaders and people had welcomed him with affection and friendship.
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The novel of female friendship often probes the collision of affection and envy.
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I think it's more that outward displays of affection were uncomfortable for them.
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Dozens of other dancers this spring renewed or deepened my affection for Robbins.
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Disdain for her obtuseness, sympathy for her naïveté, affection for her good heart?
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Men who professed their affection before revealing a girlfriend I hadn't known about.
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He had spent some time with her, and she had affection for him.
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Jeff Bezos treats his top executives — called the S-Team — with "familial affection."
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By contrast, his relationship with his patients was largely one of mutual affection.
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I try to balance between heaviness and humor, economic violence, and human affection.
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I saw the closeness of two people who seemed to exchange affection effortlessly.
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Many Jews who live in the United States feel great affection for Israel.
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Smith has displayed his affection for Fox News in interviews and on-air.
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His relentless imagination and his affection for his characters are contagious and irresistible.
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These songs don't beg for your affection; they let you come to them.
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Claire, Josh's great-grandmother, stays mostly silent but is clearly full of affection.
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"Traps" are usually being told to shut, not demonstrate affection as KISSERS do.
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It may seem weird that an idle egg could inspire such widespread affection.
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But Trump would soon come to resent Comey's disinterest in winning his affection.
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They had this wonderful affection for each other and appreciation for each other.
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SEVERAL POSSIBLE explanations have been offered for President Donald Trump's strange affection for Russia.
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Since then, they've been open about their affection for each other on social media.
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With Affection, Allergic Admirer P.S. We both hope you find your perfect home soon!
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The two of them clearly have a deep affection and passion for one another.
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The affection he showed for his children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren was so endearing.
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It is quite another for the audience to infer affection and leave them guessing.
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For Democrats, down in Atlanta, that kind of affection seemed a long way off.
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But don't you have at least a shred of affection for Maguire's emo Peter?
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They show their affection and love for each other no matter where they go.
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So is our affection for the conspiracies, the paranormal activities, and the overarching mythology.
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But it's also important in regard to Trump's oft-stated affection for Vladimir Putin.
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For when you want to show some affection, but you're not ready to commit.
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But either way there's a healthy temptation to believe Syd's desire is also affection.
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Other studies suggest dogs provide companionship and affection that can reduce anxiety and depression.
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The relationship was very discreet, and they didn't show any affection in the office.
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Present along with the works' notion of affection is their sense of the strange.
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"We've seen this [same-sex affection between politicians] on local stages," Parker told Mashable.
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But affection between same-sex couples has been even more stigmatized, sometimes violently so.
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And with affection I greet all of you, dear volunteers and workers of mercy.
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Of note, Trump confirmed how he loves to show his affection for his daughter.
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J. Blickenstaff), journalist and on-again, off-again object of Lionel's (DeRon Horton) affection.
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She was open, when asked, about her affection and appreciation for both Democratic candidates.
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If Gina still has so much affection for Matt, why didn't they work out?
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Affection for the seasons is, quite possibly, the most fleeting of all love affairs.
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To Jeb Bush: In 2015, your campaign proved super PACs can't buy voters' affection.
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They'll withhold affection, criticize everything about your ideas and appearance, and complain—a lot.
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"It's all about the love and affection and sharing that people have," he continued.
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Given the affection we feel for him by that point, it's a little shocking.
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Gwen Stefani and Blake Shelton are big proponents of SDA – social displays of affection.
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The current squabble over the Thaad missile system, may, however, temporarily dampen this affection.
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But he worried that the object of his affection was bent on self-destruction.
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The pair hasn't been shy about sharing their affection recently, especially on social media.
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Hopefully you're showering your mom, wherever she is, with her overdue praise and affection.
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She was so beloved she ended up trampled during a stampede for her affection.
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In N.C., that can constitute "alienation of affection" ... what Cox is being sued for.
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And Jamie's affection for this lawyer might be interpreted as romantic—but is it?
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It's the job of fan sites to gas up the object of their affection.
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Even a crude moment like this can be heartwarming when it evinces such affection.
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But I could also see the affection the whole team had for these animals.
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The moon in Leo opposes Venus at 5:27 AM and we're craving affection.
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And by that, we're referring to the gifts people give to symbolize their affection.
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Children need a parent's love, affection and bargaining tactics to get through tough days.
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Our affection for Shannon Purser, who plays Barb on Stranger Things, is no secret.
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Personally, the lack of physical affection outside of sex is what gets me most.
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Malfoy's tortured soul was — and will forever remain — the object of my deepest affection.
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It is this affection for characters that makes Suresh Triveni's film such a winner.
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Once she does, she will reciprocate all the love and affection you show her.
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Family is "all about giving and receiving love and affection," photographer Vincent Gouriou said.
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"When I saw her, it was a genuine expression of affection," he told People.
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Break-up songs aren't really break-up songs, because they're still bursting with affection.
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Most people look back on the act with affection and, probably, a little embarrassment.
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He portrays friends, family, and his husband, and his affection for them is palpable.
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It was a contract, sealed and consummated to benefit both families regardless of affection.
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Evans didn't feel like he was keen to earn our trust, admiration or affection.
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Instead of Cruz, O'Rourke faces multiple rivals commanding respect and affection within the party.
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The rhetoric has also massively shifted from words of war to words of affection.
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"Alright, we'll take names later," she quips back with obvious affection for her team.
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Tonight, you find yourself hungry for affection and in a passionate and emotional mood.
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Mark Howe said he was moved by the outpouring of affection for his father.
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And he presaged the twentieth-century, American-led boom in his affection for nature.
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Ms. Karina seems to regard her work with Mr. Godard with pride and affection.
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Negan sidesteps the fighting words, however, and instead reveals his own affection for Carl.
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Kate Middleton and Prince William typically keep their affection behind closed doors as well.
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I think my father was jealous of my mother's mildly eroticized affection for Paul.
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MaKenzie often expressed affection for Seth when she sensed that he was being maligned.
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The 2016 election may be decided by loathing rather than affection for the victor.
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In Britain, virtually everyone involved with politics united in sympathy and affection for Cox.
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Then Leontes joins in, and the three dance together, the picture of fraternal affection.
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After his bellicosity and belligerence, I daresay they have little personal affection for him.
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Research even suggests that physical affection is related to greater satisfaction in romantic relationships.
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Prince William and Kate Middleton have gotten more relaxed about public displays of affection.
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Either way, the twilight of Sam's life will be full of support and affection.
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In a rare public display of affection, Diaz gushed over Madden on Instagram today.
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Russia's ambassador to the Vatican said Francis and Mr Putin shared a "mutual affection".
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She avoids the shorthand of cheap-shot snarkiness and presents her subjects with affection.
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In true mom form, Britney reclaims their affection with a silly dog-based video.
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Post handshake, men should not feel comfortable physically touching you unless you've initiated affection.
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The new town brings her a lucrative job and the affection of many men.
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My affection for the youngest Weasley boy has not dimmed, nor has my nephew's.
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"Want some?" he asks raising the plate in her direction, with sibling-like affection.
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The only thing that seems certain is that fans' affection for Krtek will survive.
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The pattern is designed as an endless knot, offered as a token of affection.
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See "Old Songs Like That," a history lesson delivered with affection, warmth and conviction.
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To Mr. Bollinger, the small crown represents the genuine affection between the royal couple.
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Even today, "Forza" struggles for affection more than practically any of Verdi's mature works.
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This "Gift of the Magi" display of genuine care and affection blows Benzinger away.
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Innocent male-to-male affection is slowly disappearing, replaced by an aggressive emotional remove.
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And it's not just liberal affection Cohen is after, it's their money as well.
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The Nixons were from California, so their continued affection for citrus was only natural.
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We saw him creeping outside Jon and Dany's door as they consummated their affection.
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"Foolish fond like Lear" is how his biographer would later describe Joyce's paternal affection.
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Certainly, there can be no doubt about the genuine affection that drives Stevens's project.
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He gradually becomes the object of Mabel's affection, both on and off the set.
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They do not want to torpedo an affection that has deepened over the years.
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To fill this affection vacuum, fans of both teams have created their own favorites.
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We literally suspend our ability to analyze and judge the object of our affection.
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For white liberal voters, though, the affection for Mr. Biden is not as firm.
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Just ask him what physical affection he is comfortable with — preferably, before the wedding.
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So my whole life was based on that one moment, seeking affection and approval.
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O.K. Whatever his weird affection for you, thank the Lord, that visit is over.
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Her visits followed the ebb and flow of affection between her and her children.
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No one should be forced to show affection, regardless of their age and gender.
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A Hallmark spokesperson said the lesbian couple's public display of affection violated its policies.
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From work I've learned not to withhold affection or use sex as a weapon.
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A basketball legend that our whole town will remember forever with affection and gratitude.
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Halfway through, we've not been persuaded into feeling the requisite affection for this group.
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She found affection and intimacy between young adults and their parents rising as well.
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Her understanding of archival practices and affection for McCullers make Shapland an informed critic.
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And there was a moment of affection last year that became an instant meme.
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Aymeric is perhaps the only figure depicted with something like affection in this novel.
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A basketball legend whom our whole city will remember forever with affection and gratitude.
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Her latest affection is for those pastel porcelain poodles from the '50s and '60s.
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It's a playful meta take our lasting affection for the original East High Wildcats.
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They're like Labradors— insults get forgotten in seconds and affection is quickly re-sought.
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How far would you go to win the affection of the one you love?
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Her boyfriend loves her way more than she can muster up affection for him.
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Jon is terrified of them, for example, while Bran and Arya feel more affection.
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The warm feeling of affection ramps up our parasympathetic nervous system, helping us relax.
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The inspiring and soul-awakening speeches mirrored the love and affection coming from everyone.
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How does Collier intend to repair the bonds of affection in the rich democracies?
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The Japanese are not comfortable with extra gestures of affection like the hand patting.
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Her affection envelops them like a secular form of grace: not uncritically, but unconditionally.
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And that's what I mean when I say he has affection for presidential power.
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Thompson recalled gaining affection for Davis while in high school, living with his grandmother.
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Anyone who tries to love me would be serving out a life without affection.
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This is particularly so given the intense affection the play inspires among its fans.
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"Conventions appeal to those with some affiliation or affection for that party," Ladd says.
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The object of the fun-loving legion's affection carries the same optimism as them.
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Yet he is never shown treating anybody with anything remotely resembling affection or appreciation.
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Trump, and his affection for authoritarianism, have created a uniquely dangerous moment in American history.
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But it's a big leap from a petlike affection to a replacement for human relationships.
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The duo couldn't hide their affection, even sharing a kiss in front of the cameras.
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Capone, for his part, was enchanted with her and demonstrated his affection with sweet talk.
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Khan helped orchestrate Safi's death with Raza Khan, a man who was seeking her affection.
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The moon clashes with Venus, and you're looking for affection, too—send a sweet message!
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"I realized that physical affection played an important role for his entire family," she wrote.
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Michelle Williams is engaged, and her fiancé is opening up about her fans' deep affection.
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It is an outsider, like its maker—but one who manages to trigger our affection.
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Trump has in the past expressed affection for government-run systems that provide universal coverage.
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Whatever the outcome, one thing is certain, Lillith has a lot of affection to share.
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But humans have yet to escape our deep, animal need for love, affection, and attention.
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When both spouse and lover want attention and affection, what's a busy Casanova to do?
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However, something tells me I could have deduced Stone's affection for The Bachelor long ago.
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MDMA floods the brain with hormones and neurotransmitters that create feelings of bliss and affection.
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Le Pen has a history of ties to Russia and affection for its strongman leader.
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He greeted her triumphantly, like he'd finally found his prize — but also not without affection.
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Relationship issues included problems with joint decision-making, values, affection and satisfaction with the relationship.
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People will be hungry for attention and affection; watch out for obsessive or manipulative energy.
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Malik took to both Twitter and Instagram to share his affection and pride in Hadid.
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And whenever the object of my affection has left, I need to catch my breath.
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But despite my affection for ASMR, I can't see anything soothing about a male teacher.
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But many Indians, like Nehru, kept some affection for Britain despite its noxious imperial project.
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She took issue with his lack of warmth; Galavis wasn't very expressive with his affection.
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Sean Lowe has a sense of humor about how he shows affection to his kids.
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They believed that Broadwell was motivated by emotions, worried about a rival for Petraeus's affection.
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Only recently after severe backlash does society seem to be getting any of Facebook's affection.
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"The softer side of the president genuinely has an affection for Michael," Mr. Nunberg said.
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But when you earned her affection, which I eventually did, it meant all the more.
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Degges-White said that seeing the object of your affection more often can demystify them.
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Indeed, the most surprising thing about the tributes is not the admiration, but the affection.
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He offered young girls money, promised lofty careers and affection in exchange for sexual favors.
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In another world, Janine would just be a young mother showering her daughter with affection.
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We want to believe that putting your hubris on display won't win you more affection.
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In the clip, viewers first glimpse a moment of affection between TheWeeknd and Selena Gomez.
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It's possible these two are just very close, and their affection was mistaken for romance.
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He remembers well-behaved children and apparent affection on display between them and their parents.
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Perhaps, in a cruel turn, a new girl in town causes Mike's affection to wander.
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When that device can't return the affection, there's a sense of frustration and un-fulfillment.
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The object of his affection and fascination is not a person, but a country: Romania.
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After they are off the clock, the dogs enjoy hours of play, affection and rest.
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When this happens, children may become confused about the "right" ways to show their affection.
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They gossip about students, too, though usually with affection or bewilderment as opposed to contempt.
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Girls gave their affection and sex and love to other men but never to me.
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Clothing is far from the only way the (maybe) new couple showcases their affection, though.
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Each was first "groomed" by a man who gained her affection with gifts and attention.
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But more important to the couple, the video is a living archive of their affection.
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Kepnes dismantled my anxiety about having any affection for Joe, murderous charmer that he is.
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"If you are aiming for universal affection, you'll be plain vanilla, not the real you."
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Across the internet, celebs are posting declarations of love and sharing tokens of verbal affection.
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Theirs is a self-interested kind of affection, of course, founded on completely different motivations.
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That level of attention has slowly built up my reserves of affection for the show.
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It looks like their affection hasn't changed a bit ... even though her hair color has.
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He's nameless for now, but the woman desperately trying to gain his affection is Tracy.
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There's many, many things that pet owners can do to show healthy affection without overfeeding.
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How do you show other people that you're in love if you can't show affection?
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And they weren't shy about showing off their affection for each other during the match.
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But her love for the Biebs pales in comparison to her affection for another heartthrob.
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This is hardly the first time the two singers have showered each other in affection.
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This might explain why same-sex couples ares less likely to share affection in public.
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Angst hovers around defeat, and the Hawks must artificially smother that angst with genuine affection.
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There definitely was an undulating public affection thing going on with the two of them.
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Remember that time Niall Horan tweeted his love and affection for fellow "firework" Katy Perry?
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The moon clashes with Venus at 9:46 AM, finding us craving affection and attention.
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He understood the cruelty of nature and yet remembered that the earth merits our affection.
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Charlie Brown tells him the subject of his distant, tormented affection is in the stands.
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These little sweethearts are perfect for playing off your affection for semi-ironic '90s nostalgia.
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Her goal has been to represent the character in all her sorrow, exasperation and affection.
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"Though passion may have strained, it must not break our bonds of affection," he said.
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Ike Davis spoke Thursday about his affection for New York — the state and the city.
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At the heart of the play is the blooming affection between Father Monroe and Marcela.
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Americans need to awaken to the genuine affection that the French people have for us.
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Tracey described the insula, an elongated ridge nestled deep within the Sylvian fissure, with affection.
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Does she go for wealth and godliness with Jupiter, or for human affection with Midas?
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A love letter that conveys its affection and respect via a particular kind of discretion.
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The picture captures a moment of genuine intimacy -- affection that is respectful, mutual, and consenting.
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No other Israeli leader had attained that much affection since the assassination of Mr. Rabin.
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Warmth and affection fill your relationships as the sun meets sweet Venus early Wednesday morning.
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However, he cherishes his new-found ability to interact with the object of his affection.
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He said he was not offended by the militiamen's affection for the Confederate battle flag.
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LONDON — If his diaries are any indication, Andy Warhol had little affection for Richard Avedon.
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Would traditional displays of love or affection have a place in a dom/sub scene?
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Do traditional displays of love or affection have a place in a dom/sub scene?
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I point out that many humans readily accept affection, if not compassion, from their pets.
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Smith explained that a combo of history and camaraderie fuels his affection for the restaurant.
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This song has one purpose: to continue painting Zayn as the object of one's affection.
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Even when he was around, he was always competing for my affection, and my admiration.
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And while their exchanges are often swollen with swear words, the delivery carries genuine affection.
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Partly this is because President Trump likes having multiple close advisers competing for his affection.
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Whether that affection will last once he makes up his mind remains to be seen.
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While leaning in to say good night, there arose an awkward moment ripe for affection.
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They strike up a conversation that carries an unspoken current of curiosity and budding affection.
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As crazy as the city was back then, so, too, was her affection for it.
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To my eyes, my parents still treated each other with affection, as they always had.
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Communication itself, once mostly collaborative, is now often competitive, with bids for affection and attention.
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How many weddings will it take before these ultra-close friends acknowledge their mutual affection?
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The songs he writes for himself are charmingly romantic, painting pictures of understated, easy affection.
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There are plenty of sexually suggestive costumes and no shortage of public displays of affection.
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The retreat captured the affection of President Franklin Roosevelt, but not of all his successors.
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I don't believe they arise out of innocent affection, though he may have himself convinced.
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My DNA is out in the world, and so I no longer deserve physical affection.
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The woman is so desperate for affection that at one point she hugs the robot.
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But Ms. Eisler's personal commitment to libraries is more than her affection for the community.
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Their perceived warmth elicits affection and support, while their perceived incompetence elicits disrespect and neglect.
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I've always loved them, but my affection grew significantly when I hit legal drinking age.
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He is similarly discreet about his colleagues, writing about them with respect and, usually, affection.
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Intimacy, whether it's physical affection or a conversation, can happen in tightly packed spaces here.
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For others, public affection can be much simpler: a chance to show love and pride.
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He has, however, inherited his father's affection for Twitter as a weapon against political foes.
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I also say it with affection, even awe: There are no weirdos like English weirdos.
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Mascots may occasion feelings of affection, but they aren't part of the community they serve.
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The videos, in turn, present examples of the validation and affection he wants for himself.
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Gradually, as with the onset of Stockholm syndrome, she develops some affection for the brute.
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The bonds of affection soon broke, and a terrible calamity followed with the Civil War.
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He responded to the emailed draft immediately, and the affection in his greeting threw me.
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"Harvey has tremendous affection for Uma Thurman nevertheless he denies these allegations," the statement read.
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Kissing or other public displays of affection can land you in serious trouble in Dubai.
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In their acts of creative defiance and affection, these artists uplift it with their praise.
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But that won't stop many readers from responding to it with affection — and perhaps recognition.
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So: Wright suffered tragedies, felt affection and felt pain, and treated a few people decently.
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Barry Loudermilk (R-Ga.) is the latest politician to speak of Trump with religious affection.
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Residents speak of Hamilton's West Indian roots with passing affection, as a tidbit of trivia.
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In order to start a family, some males have to first win a partner's affection.
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"Public displays of affection are frowned upon here but that applies to everyone," he said.
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And, despite her affection for the candidate, Warren's more ambitious positions were giving her pause.
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After all, there is no shortage of affection and shared history between our respective countries.
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But their affection, anchored in a shared hostility for Muslims, had a logic to it.
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But they were written with such affection it was impossible to dislike her for them.
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I've learned not to hold hands or display affection in certain neighborhoods because of it.
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She has neither been strong nor weak, there doesn't seem to be any special affection.
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When I returned to the village in 2002, I was welcomed back with genuine affection.
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What tied us together was a great bond of friendship and affection for each other.
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Also tenderly coupled, the artists show off not only their junk, but their mutual affection.
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The city's affection for the smoother side of the industry has a strong local heartbeat.
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Others with more affection for the franchise have suggested it worked really well for them.
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"He was a giant teddy bear who satisfied my need for enormous affection," Ms. Guttman said.
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But why would you have what appears to be a personal affection for an authoritarian leader?
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Nonetheless, it's still a revolutionary act to see people who aren't heterosexual show affection on screen.
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I share the joy of football, but we must identify the limits of affection and harassment.
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Her husband Hugh—in very male fashion—buries himself in his work and doesn't provide affection.
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The designers have a clear affection for Dark Souls—but that isn't necessarily a good thing.
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But beyond his affection for the royals, Trump has no hesitation in dumping on British leaders.
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But so far, they've been pretty shy about public displays of affection — cute SAGs shoutout aside.
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"By the end we were all tired of it," Derni says with more affection than irritation.
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" In 2014, they officially changed their nickname to "The City of Brotherly Love and Sisterly Affection.
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He refused to mince words, fudge facts, or make plays for the affection of his audience.
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As a New Yorker I'm not supposed to admit any affection for the suburbs at all.
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My affection for the Fourth grew as my parents taught me more about our nation's history.
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And those displays of affection have continued since Meghan became an official royal five months ago.
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He also showed his affection on Instagram, writing a sweet and emotional post about his wife.
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Some are even declaring that Kanye's show of affection is changing the way they see romance.
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Their declarations of affection come months after the pair publicly locked horns in a nasty feud.
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Cats love him, and new ones seem to emerge all the time, seeking affection from him.
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Men feel entitled to women's affection and attention because they are putting in so much work.
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The covers inspire a wistful affection as emblems of your innocent youth, when women were pictures.
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Insofar as Rogers uses exaggeration to communicate hostility, how can he show admiration, affection, or respect?
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Your time is yours, your money is yours, your apartment, your hoodies, your affection—all yours.
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Hating what Charles had done to her was only the start of their affection for her.
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The couple hasn't been shy about sharing their affection on social media in the months since.
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But once she's lost interest, the former object of her affection finally starts to take notice.
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It seems, however, that at least Biel has taken the comment as a profession of affection.
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Their rare public display of affection marked only the third time they have been spotted kissing.
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They showed their affection for one another as well, holding hands while she leaned on him.
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But she also feels genuine affection for her friend (and, as we discover later, her lover).
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And while they are extremely romantic, they prefer to give and receive physical affection in private.
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Worldwide audiences often are bewildered by the intense affection the Thai people harbored for King Bhumibol.
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When a team wins you a bet, it's natural that you develop an affection for them.
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And, if you ask us, their escapades are some of the purest expressions of affection around.
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She's a rom-com queen, but even Diane Keaton needs some more affection in her life.
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Even illness and suffering can be rendered beautiful by close observation, by the tenderness of affection.
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In a follow-up note, Ali G expressed affection for President Trump during this difficult time.
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Again, Stormi shows off her affection towards her mama, holding tightly onto her Jenner's white robe.
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She ran into Tormund Giantsbane who still longed for her and managed to win her affection.
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Mr. Hamelin made easy work of it, again showing his affection for Mozart, even once removed.
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And now she knows her husband's affection is on the handmaid, even if he says otherwise.
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I like to think that they show affection and that Khaleesi's actually watching TV with me.
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As Dag knelt to retrieve the leash, the irrepressible retriever licked his face with instant affection.
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Fredrick Brennan has little affection for 28chan, the fringe internet message board he started in 83.
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Gaga and her man were inseparable on the carpet, constantly showing their affection for one another.
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The royal couple, who married in 2011, are rarely seen showing public affection for one another.
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After the outporing of affection for Eva, her dad took to Twitter to thank her fans.
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Timberlake, 38, and Biel, 37, have never shied away from public displays of affection on Instagram.
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Loev comes filled not only with sexual tension between men, but also affection, and gay intercourse.
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But she is idolized in part because, as a lesbian, she's not competition for Criss's affection.
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Trump's affection for Putin, as well as his friendly disposition toward Russia in general, are undeniable.
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An alcohol abuser and incorrigible gadfly, his family's affection for him is hanging by a thread.
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Despite having affection for both women, he admitted to being in the wrong over his actions.
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The unexpected pairing is one to watch for further displays of public affection and matching outfits.
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In fact, almost all of them continued to have a great deal of affection for Obama.
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God Save the Q. Few lines elicit more affection,Uptown, downtown, each directionGo wherever, your selection.
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One minute, we're dying for closeness and affection, the next, we can't get far enough away.
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Those languages are gift giving, words of affirmation, physical affection, acts of service, and quality time.
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A song like "Going Somewhere" might've been a straightforward plea for affection in someone else's hands.
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This widespread, global affection for "The Lion King" bodes well for the upcoming live-action remake.
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They're operators, not ideologues; though they're worlds apart politically, they have great affection for one another.
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The moral of the story: If you're feeling feelings, let the object of your affection know!
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Her illustrations depict different types of affection and feelings that only certain languages can accurately describe.
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And those displays of affection have continued since Meghan became an official royal two months ago.
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They love each other, and that love is caught somewhere in between romance and platonic affection.
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The longtime couple love showing their affection for their daughters and each other on social media.
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They grew up surrounded by reggae in Toronto, and their affection for the music is earnest.
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Venus signs point to what we love and value, as well as how we seek affection.
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It's a day about giving your friends a little token of affection and eating some candy.
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As the infamous political scientist argues, affection is fickle, but the fear of punishment remains constant.
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The ride makes it clear that Hagrid is into Olympe, but does Olympe return his affection?
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Lyrically there are no wonky sexual come-ons or snarling rebuttals—just breathy admissions of affection.
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" He also knocked "the strange specter of an American president's seeming affection for strongmen and authoritarians.
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Sometimes that mutual respect and affection can really help you when tensions between countries are high.
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Chris deals with her newfound infatuation by writing letters about the object of her ardent affection.
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And yes, there's not a ton of personal affection for Kelly across the White House staff.
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While Pancho is without his pet parents for now, he is still receiving plenty of affection.
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Many of the residents of these territories still hold a strong affection for the host country.
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Sometimes our canine pals like to show affection with a big slobbery tongue across the cheek.
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We humans, on the other hand, show affection to each other by kissing with our mouths.
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Sure, human affection is nice, but nothing quite beats the love of a loyal, furry companion.
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Doesn't that kind of pit women against each other for the affection of the same man?
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" But users are out of luck if the object of their affection is "him" or "her.
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Short also talked about the affection Bourdain felt for the Lebanese, and how that was reciprocated.
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Human affection can be overwhelming for cats: Like their ancestors, modern-day cats aren't always social.
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You seem to have special affection for the foxes who haunt the alleyways of East London.
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Was it only because I'd known him since he was 12 that I felt such affection?
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"I'm a birth doula, which involves a lot of affection and comfort through touch," she explains.
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I feel a wave of affection wash over me, and then I feel a little angry.
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"They make me feel more lonely, because they are faking affection," Iris Smyles, a novelist, said.
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"I dedicate my Master's to my parents with great affection," Alfaro said in a Facebook post.
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We should build in plenty of personal freedom and remain motivated by deep love and affection.
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Every laugh, smile or hug; any kind of affection a child gives you has been earned.
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When cats knead or "make biscuits" with their paws, it's not exactly a sign of affection.
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Did he, in fact, die in Fort Sumner or somehow survive thanks to Garrett's residual affection?
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His hesitation reflected a generational divide among African-Americans: Older voters have an affection for Mrs.
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It's safe to say that the Hatfields and the McCoys shared more affection than we did.
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Seeing a dog rolling on its back is the ultimate symbol of affection, happiness and trust.
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It's a rare public display of affection for the couple and fans are declaring it #couplegoals.
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She loved combining type and images and had an affection for 20th-century avant-garde typography.
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My affection for the World Cup isn't purely selfish; I also think it's good for kids.
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You could feel his affection for dancing: not nostalgic tenderness, but the joy of fresh discovery.
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Obama, who defeated McCain in 2008, has shown a public affection for the senator for years.
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As Lear's silent, modest daughter, one understood the emotional pain that her repressed affection cost her.
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Parents, caretakers, teachers and coaches must teach boys empathy by showing them affection, compassion and understanding.
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It signals redemption with halfhearted waves of fatherly affection, ignoring the politics of this family affair.
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In doing so, it relies too much on our familiarity with, and affection for, the book.
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Kilgallen's affection for how and why things are made is a reflection of her own practice.
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Despite her growing success on clay, Keys is reluctant to declare her affection for the surface.
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Another Cirque curse, since we're on the subject, is an oft-derided affection for cloying whimsy.
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It has little to do with sexuality and more to do with affection, familial or otherwise.
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Since nobody wanted my stories and people seemed to want my screenplays, I gravitated toward affection.
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Many of the cafe's modern-day clients come because of an abiding affection for the film.
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Still, we feel glimmers of sympathy for Siobhan, an antiheroine too petty to inspire outright affection.
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In his 2015 cookbook, Dale Talde describes his Filipino grandmother's ungodly affection for cola-soaked rice.
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I don't have power, but I have my dignity and the affection of the Italian people.
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I have grudging affection for its impractical streets and the unhinged ambition written into its architecture.
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Britons' affection for their NHS was dramatically enacted in Danny Boyle's 2012 Olympic opening ceremony extravaganza.
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The problem is he doesn't base his belonging on the bonds of affection conservatives hold dear.
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I hated the idea of bribing Lily, trading plastic for affection, but I was desperately nervous.
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Affection for Obama still runs deep in his party, reflected in "I miss Obama" bumper stickers.
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With each missile launch, Mr. Trump's newfound affection for the Chinese leader, Mr. Xi, has increased.
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For all his bitter feuding with Mr. Stewart, Senator McCain speaks of the show with affection.
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For some bizarre reason, Joan-Marc thinks this a nifty strategy for winning back her affection.
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But I've been frustrated at her frequent, albeit mild, public displays of affection with her fiancé.
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Ms. Pendleton was often reminded that fans of the Mouseketeers felt great affection for the show.
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I think this gentle affection for not knowing might be what we really mean by empathy.
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Gus's deft fingers — rendered with unsentimental affection by his mom — are feeling things others will miss.
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And it is not hard to understand why there is still such affection for No. 219.
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It is a measure of the esteem and affection that Buffon inspires that few would disagree.
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"He had never disclosed to me that he had affection for me," Ms. Constand replied levelly.
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He remains deeply suspicious of NATO, they noted, and has little affection for the European Union.
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You should agree not to engage in professional favoritism or public displays of affection at work.
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ET. "He likes fist fights," a Trump adviser said about the President's affection for the UFC.
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Whatever bound the two men—it included affection—had long since outworn the illusions of pride.
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It's not kind to acknowledge affection is finite,that all kinds of love have to end.
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The pair was never shy about sharing affection for one another publicly, especially on social media.
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The idea that our affection and esteem must manifest itself in yet another sweater is reductive.
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Indeed, in interviews, several members of the Democratic caucus spoke to their personal affection for Lieberman.
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An elementary school-age child might never be aware of being a classmate's object of affection.
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Louis-Jean-François Lagrenée's "Maternal Affection" (1773) went on display at the National Gallery in London.
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" But users are out of luck if the object of their affection is "him" or "her.
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This affection may explain why new songs often find themselves compared with Toto's stone-cold classic.
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Reagan was not campaigning out of affection for Bush but, like Obama, to defend his legacy.
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That's one big reason for the affection and outright devotion so many people feel for this show.
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Last week, we noted the truly stunning nature of Colton's honest pleas for Cassie Randolph's returned affection.
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Along with taking in the great outdoors, Arty is also being spoiled with affection, treats and toys.
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This song is smooth, happy, and full of affection, with a simple singalong chorus to groove to.
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That means that there are countless people around the world working to spread love, kindness, and affection.
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There's clearly so much affection between them, for all the lies and manipulations Dee Dee has exacted.
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Here, she has made new friends and is constantly showered with the care and affection she desires.
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Jenna Dewan and boyfriend Steve Kazee couldn't help but show their affection for one another on Friday.
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Her despondency was due to an early life lived underground, without any joyful stimuli, affection, or socialization.
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We can only imagine what it's like to be on the receiving end of Kate Beckinsale's affection.
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We see Brienne, the object of Tormund's ardent affection, Varys (Conleth Hill), and Samwell Tarly (John Bradley).
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The outpouring of concern and affection from the community has been overwhelming, and we are very thankful.
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Wilders has made his affection for President Trump no secret -- and attended the Republican Convention in July.
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I was so starved for affection that I took this kind of intimacy for what it was.
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The centerpiece dessert at her birthday party was a cake iced to resemble her painting Affection (2001).
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And like a lot of people, she mistook sex and the act for human affection and love.
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They're not a fan of weddings — the pomp and circumstance, the big, grand displays of public affection.
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The man went after Cox for alienation of affection, claiming the NFL star is essentially a homewrecker.
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Competing for the Soviet Union Latynina, who finished second in 20013, recalled Caslavska with affection on Wednesday.
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The couple met on Bachelor in Paradise in 2015, when Iaconetti's affection for Haibon was not reciprocated.
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Barbee saunters around the stage in a suit, and is sometimes the object of the dancers' affection.
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ACT returned his affection: In 2016, Pompeo received the organization's National Security Eagle Award, its highest honor.
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It makes Chloe and Rachel's immediate trust and affection for one another not just convincing, but exciting.
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Houston's affection for Dhaliwal is now translating into support for his wife and their three young children.
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I keep myself going day after day to make sure that she's walked, fed, and given affection.
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In particular, support for Trump is characterized more by out-group hatred than by in-group affection.
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Sidharth Malhotra and Fawad Khan play brothers and rivals for the affection of Alia Bhatt's Tia Singh.
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The little dog came into her life around Christmas and was quickly showered with affection and presents.
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"It eventually becomes able to respond to its owners&apos affection," Sony wrote in a news release .
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Sophie Rundle offers a suitable contrast as Walker, at turns spoilt, frustratingly fragile and desperate for affection.
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Although never less than evenhanded, and sometimes deliciously wry, Jennings writes with obvious affection for his subjects.
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" He said the affection of "Star Wars" fans around the world "kept him going, without any doubt.
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Public displays of affection, by nature, will bother those who are dealing with insecurities of the heart.
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But I feel an affection for the spirit of music like this nevertheless, all these years later.
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Its affection for the sunny Fidesz of 1989 clouds its judgment of the dark Fidesz of 2019.
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The two strolled in matching hoop earrings and T-shirts, and weren't shy about showing their affection.
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And what better way for brother and sister to show their true affection than by comparing swords?
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However, though she's still order-less, the Queen has shown her affection for Kate in other ways.
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Expressing real affection without spending as much requires reflecting on why we care about or admire someone.
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"Something I learned late in life is, I have a ton of affection for Nintendo," Robinson said.
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Viewers who happened not to be white, heterosexual Protestants may have viewed him with considerably less affection.
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The former Disney star and boyfriend Tyler Posey continued their social media displays of affection on Monday.
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Unfortunately, the nickname has nothing to do with an affection for Zorro (though that would be fun).
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To put it briefly, Luyendyk's love language is almost definitely Physical Affection — guy loves to make out.
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It was so much fun, we're heading back to the City of Brotherly Love and Sisterly Affection.
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But Meghan and Harry don't hold back when it comes to showing their affection for one another.
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Kim Zolciak-Biermann's daughter isn't too happy about her mom's SMDA — that's social media displays of affection.
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Beckham's wife, Victoria, and their four children, showered him with social media affection on his big day.
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"@KimKardashian You're stunning," he wrote on Twitter, alongside a video of the sweet token of his affection.
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After being scared by June's affection, Hannah, clad in a pink cape, finally speaks to her mother.
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With a longtime affection for makeup — which began by watching his mother do hers at 5 a.m.
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Each video features a child and their family lying to one another as a form of affection.
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Despite our deep affection for all things beauty, there are some products we rarely justify splurging on.
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It's that love and affection that's going to keep Griffin on toes for the next 18 years.
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Venus makes a lovely connection with Jupiter on July 18, bringing a whirlwind of affection and enjoyment.
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Their access and wealth mean that they can plan some of the most impressive displays of affection.
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Mary Todd and Joshua Speed, the two most people vying for young Lincoln's affection, narrate the book.
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With Valentine's Day around the corner, many people are plotting displays of affection for their significant others.
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They look fantastic with each other, and they have got clearly great affection for each other already.
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I definitely have a lot of affection for him, and a real admiration for who he is.
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When Stephen McCauley's debut, "The Object of My Affection," begins, George, the resolutely irresolute narrator, is drifting.
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The President's affection for military men was noted during the 2016 campaign, when he talked about Gen.
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The love language of Venus in Cancer is nurturing and affection shown in a paternal, protective way.
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For Carter Nordman, the affection for Trump began years ago in the family living room in Adel.
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Laton remembers visiting the pair and marveling at the affection and attention Gabby showered on her grandma.
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It appears to be a symbol to declare her love and affection to the prince she loves.
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Still, this display of affection is a bit too on the nose for us not to cringe.
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He says no matter your identity, sex, age or religion, love and gestures of affection are universal.
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However, his affection for the social media platform didn't seem to be shared by the public Friday.
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We shared a deep affection but had the ability to bring out the worst in each other.
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Gigi Hadid and Zayn Malik aren't the only celebrity couple that show their affection through fashion choices.
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The Trump-Putin link may be based on nothing more than Trump's admittedly terrifying affection for strongmen.
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They are a nuisance for managers, a headache for journalists and inspire no particular affection from fans.
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And something almost all '90s girls have in common is a nostalgic affection for The Spice Girls.
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But the Selenators are a little weirded out by the affection, and called her out on it.
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They really have this deep affection for the place where they live, and I think that's fantastic.
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Virtually all of the emotionless-future stories since We feature some form of regimented control over affection.
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If he walks, it won't be because any of the justices has any affection for Mr McDonnell.
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His same-sex partnering here is not erotically charged; yet affection and mutual supportiveness are wonderfully apparent.
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Ardent Warren fans can proclaim their affection in hundreds of combinations, and more than a few niches.
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Stevoni Wells Doyle's dedication has earned her the affection and respect of Grayce the pit bull mom.
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No matter how much love you shower on them, they may or may not return the affection.
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Most families' discontent has to do with relationships — with imbalances of affection, jealousies, resentments, changes in alignment.
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And, none of them left the interactions upset (some were just sad he didn't return their affection).
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He was only seen with his girlfriend, though he didn't show her much affection, the host said.
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Only the objects of Mr. Kadyrov's affection attain that distinction: close associates, his gunmen, his workout routines.
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By now, they were big enough so that Morsi tolerated their presence; occasionally, he even showed affection.
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But my husband makes fun of my "Mamaw pants" and rebuffs my affection when I wear them.
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Prayer is useful as a consolation to the suffering and anxious, and as a proof of affection.
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In a video that she had collaborated on with 88rising, the object of her affection is white.
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The department did not appear to take a particularly warm view of the public affection for Pedals.
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I worry that the affection for Greta Thunberg can accidentally relieve our own responsibility to do something.
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They would cry, and they had more affection for me, and that is how I grew up.
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So when Trish handed me the Ruffles, she intended it as a mildly ironic token of affection.
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Thank you for the enormous outpouring of affection you have offered our family at this difficult time.
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