But the island nation has great affection for its fleet.
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He's had an affection for pay phones his entire life.
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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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Will and Kate's clear ease and affection for each another.
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Their "affection" for him is largely crisis management and mollification.
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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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Why, then, does Trump continue to show affection for Putin?
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So I've always had affection for the city of Philadelphia.
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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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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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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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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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Mr. Gray's affection for people extended to the reading public.
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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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"There's affection for the object; there's pleasure," notes the creator.
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Some of country music's biggest stars shared their affection for Alan.
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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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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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"Your affection for some people doesn't always just disappear," Youree says.
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"Explains my affection for places like London and Seattle," he says.
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It's no wonder he has no affection for a family pet.
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Brown said she survived by feeding her captor's affection for her.
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This only makes his clear affection for the institution more endearing.
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In fact, the two have a strong affection for each other.
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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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Second, like Trump, they share a curious affection for Vladimir Putin.
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Mr. Morlot's affection for the work's expressive richness came through clearly.
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Showing her affection for a man who was not her husband.
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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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For one thing, while Russia's leaders hold no affection for Mrs.
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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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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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Trump's well-documented affection for Moscow could also destabilize global politics.
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"I have a lot of affection for Televisa," Del Castillo said.
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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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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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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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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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There are fetish undertones, like his documented affection for BDSM and ropes.
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And affection for me or gratitude are not part of that purpose.
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The current economic slowdown could make bankers' affection for plastic look rash.
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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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Watch if you like documentary television or have particular affection for Massachusetts.
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True, they appear to feel something like real affection for each other.
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This isn't the first time Jenner has shown her affection for money.
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I've made my affection for iOS's Dynamic Type feature known countless times.
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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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Her affection for empire makes Jan Morris a curiously old-fashioned writer.
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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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"That's when they would show their affection for each other," Jackson says.
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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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"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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He loves her deeply, and Cora has tremendous affection for her, too.
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I developed quite an affection for the last Mazda SUV I drove.
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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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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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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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Despite the ongoing controversy, Jackson admitted that he still has affection for Olympios.
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My heart swelled with such affection for each and every one of them.
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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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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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And, of course, North Koreans still have a lot of affection for him.
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Lili Reinhart isn't hiding her affection for Cole Sprouse on his special day.
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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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Selena Gomez doesn't have to "think twice" about her affection for Celine Dion.
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His affection for Judy is as real as his distaste for her father.
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"Over time he played on their trust and affection for him," Weintraub said.
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Still, despite her affection for Obama, Merkel is nothing if not a realist.
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Servers wear gingham shirts, standard attire in restaurants broadcasting their affection for farms.
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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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For some reason, likely an affection for the word "muskrat," muskrats figure heavily.
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The affection for Bernie Sanders among the young transcends even certain racial divisions.
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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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Even in his affection for the press, the Arizona senator enraged Trump voters.
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Learning of this kinship tie, I now feel special affection for him. Why?
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And while there's great affection for him on the ground, there's little excitement.
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Evangelicals' tenacious affection for Donald Trump is not a bug driven by expediency.
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"It is hard to overstate our personal affection for that man," she said.
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There's also a constant recalibration of our expectations and affection for the cast.
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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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His affection for the place is endearing, although it may not be persuasive.
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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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He had spent some time with her, and she had affection for him.
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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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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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But don't you have at least a shred of affection for Maguire's emo Peter?
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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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Of note, Trump confirmed how he loves to show his affection for his daughter.
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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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And Jamie's affection for this lawyer might be interpreted as romantic—but is it?
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Our affection for Shannon Purser, who plays Barb on Stranger Things, is no secret.
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It is this affection for characters that makes Suresh Triveni's film such a winner.
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He portrays friends, family, and his husband, and his affection for them is palpable.
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"Alright, we'll take names later," she quips back with obvious affection for her team.
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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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Negan sidesteps the fighting words, however, and instead reveals his own affection for Carl.
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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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After his bellicosity and belligerence, I daresay they have little personal affection for him.
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My affection for the youngest Weasley boy has not dimmed, nor has my nephew's.
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The only thing that seems certain is that fans' affection for Krtek will survive.
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The Nixons were from California, so their continued affection for citrus was only natural.
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For white liberal voters, though, the affection for Mr. Biden is not as firm.
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O.K. Whatever his weird affection for you, thank the Lord, that visit is over.
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Halfway through, we've not been persuaded into feeling the requisite affection for this group.
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Her understanding of archival practices and affection for McCullers make Shapland an informed critic.
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It's a playful meta take our lasting affection for the original East High Wildcats.
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Her boyfriend loves her way more than she can muster up affection for him.
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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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"Conventions appeal to those with some affiliation or affection for that party," Ladd says.
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Trump, and his affection for authoritarianism, have created a uniquely dangerous moment in American history.
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Trump has in the past expressed affection for government-run systems that provide universal coverage.
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However, something tells me I could have deduced Stone's affection for The Bachelor long ago.
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Le Pen has a history of ties to Russia and affection for its strongman leader.
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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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"The softer side of the president genuinely has an affection for Michael," Mr. Nunberg said.
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Kepnes dismantled my anxiety about having any affection for Joe, murderous charmer that he is.
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That level of attention has slowly built up my reserves of affection for the show.
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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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Remember that time Niall Horan tweeted his love and affection for fellow "firework" Katy Perry?
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These little sweethearts are perfect for playing off your affection for semi-ironic '90s nostalgia.
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Ike Davis spoke Thursday about his affection for New York — the state and the city.
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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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Smith explained that a combo of history and camaraderie fuels his affection for the restaurant.
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As crazy as the city was back then, so, too, was her affection for it.
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But Ms. Eisler's personal commitment to libraries is more than her affection for the community.
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He has, however, inherited his father's affection for Twitter as a weapon against political foes.
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Gradually, as with the onset of Stockholm syndrome, she develops some affection for the brute.
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"Harvey has tremendous affection for Uma Thurman nevertheless he denies these allegations," the statement read.
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And, despite her affection for the candidate, Warren's more ambitious positions were giving her pause.
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What tied us together was a great bond of friendship and affection for each other.
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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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But why would you have what appears to be a personal affection for an authoritarian leader?
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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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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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Hating what Charles had done to her was only the start of their affection for her.
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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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When a team wins you a bet, it's natural that you develop an affection for them.
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In a follow-up note, Ali G expressed affection for President Trump during this difficult time.
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Mr. Hamelin made easy work of it, again showing his affection for Mozart, even once removed.
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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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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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In fact, almost all of them continued to have a great deal of affection for Obama.
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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 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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" He also knocked "the strange specter of an American president's seeming affection for strongmen and authoritarians.
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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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Many of the residents of these territories still hold a strong affection for the host country.
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You seem to have special affection for the foxes who haunt the alleyways of East London.
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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 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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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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Many of the cafe's modern-day clients come because of an abiding affection for the film.
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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 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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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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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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And it is not hard to understand why there is still such affection for No. 219.
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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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ET. "He likes fist fights," a Trump adviser said about the President's affection for the UFC.
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The pair was never shy about sharing affection for one another publicly, especially on social media.
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Indeed, in interviews, several members of the Democratic caucus spoke to their personal affection for Lieberman.
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Reagan was not campaigning out of affection for Bush but, like Obama, to defend his legacy.
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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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Wilders has made his affection for President Trump no secret -- and attended the Republican Convention in July.
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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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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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Although never less than evenhanded, and sometimes deliciously wry, Jennings writes with obvious affection for his subjects.
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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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However, though she's still order-less, the Queen has shown her affection for Kate in other ways.
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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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Unfortunately, the nickname has nothing to do with an affection for Zorro (though that would be fun).
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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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With a longtime affection for makeup — which began by watching his mother do hers at 5 a.m.
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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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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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The President's affection for military men was noted during the 2016 campaign, when he talked about Gen.
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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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However, his affection for the social media platform didn't seem to be shared by the public Friday.
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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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And something almost all '90s girls have in common is a nostalgic affection for The Spice Girls.
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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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If he walks, it won't be because any of the justices has any affection for Mr McDonnell.
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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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"PACE reminds me of religious orthodoxy," said Mr. Pomeranz, who said he had affection for the program.
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However, Instagram isn't the only place Simmons and Jenner have made their affection for each other known.
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When he describes his dad's red Lincoln and affection for African-American fashions and music, he's bragging.
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But he's legitimately brilliant—immediately friendly towards newcomer Marcus, bonding over the protagonist's affection for cheesy blockbusters.
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Affection for this product, sold in the thick of the holiday season, seems hardwired into America's arteries.
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His extended family has shown a special affection for buying the old villas of the Jewish bourgeoisie.
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While I have great affection for him, we do not socialize or speak outside of this party.
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Could tapes ever have the cachet of vinyl, unless you have an affection for pops and hisses?
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Carvings from the Jama-Coaque of Ecuador show their affection for a wide range of elaborate headwear.
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Jennifer Lopez still has affection for ex-BF Casper Smart, but she's sure making him feel bad.
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I could see making shrimp scampi this evening, as a gesture of affection for those I feed.
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I have a particular affection for Perler beads, which are a very Zen activity even for adults.
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But Mr. Birbiglia has great respect and affection for this kind of sofa, and so should you.
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He sometimes demonstrated his affection for dance by candidly suggesting how the art form might be improved.
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I'd count myself strongly among those initial skeptics, whose affection for Sonic is both defensive and begrudging.
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The show would win all of its stars Emmys and national affection for foregrounding postmenopausal female friendship.
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Her mother loved the woods, and Fern's affection for nature echoes a child's love for a parent.
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Most important, a passionate affection for Davis and Crawford is the churning engine of the whole thing.
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They didn't consolidate until late in the race because of lingering affection for Bredesen's record as governor.
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But there's also a slight affection for him, because he falls over and gets back up again.
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Writing even in this silly way you have to have affection for the people in the universe.
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On the other hand, given her affection for the flagrantly absurd, it is not surprising at all.
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This new addition will star someone not known for having an affection for the eerie — Janelle Monáe.
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There is an appetite and an affection for it that hopefully we can satisfy in the future.
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Andrew Cuomo, but she tells PEOPLE she has a lot of affection for him — and always will.
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But now, when he's released, he said he will carry his affection for fantasy sports with him.
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Without losing his affection for the Brownie, he gradually moved to 35-millimeter and large-format cameras.
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I grew up in rural America; I still have a great deal of affection for rural America.
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None of this is shocking, given Trump's obvious affection for paying as little in taxes as possible.
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She perfectly conveys, as best as a cybernetic life-form can, her affection for friends like Tilly.
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But our affection for charismatic mini- and megafauna can be applied to more than just skillful marketing.
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Both weren't shy about showing off their affection for the other, holding hands as they posed for photographers.
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He's not afraid to express affection for his teammates, or to bounce around in the dugout in celebration.
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He also likes the Switch as a home console, made evident by his affection for 13-2-Switch.
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Tom Schwartz and Lisa Vanderpump I can defend my affection for almost any guilty pleasure, especially reality shows.
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Maybe, you feel a great affection for her because she was a big part of your young life.
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Facebook has made no secret of its love for video, challenged only perhaps by its affection for bots.
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His set (designed by Sara C. Walsh) displays an affection for the past, with clotheslines and fruit crates.
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Lindsey Graham, John McCain, and Marco Rubio, who have repeatedly expressed discomfort with Trump's affection for Vladimir Putin.
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Your columnist's unscientific Facebook survey uncovered a surprising degree of affection for Airbnb among both hosts and visitors.
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"I know this is a reflection of the resounding affection for Judy Garland and her legacy," Zellweger said.
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Few in Northern Ireland have much affection for their Assembly, which has become associated with waste and ineptitude.
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CCCs are intended to breed affection for China—the equivalent of Germany's Goethe Institutes and France's Alliances Françaises.
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I have developed some affection for the enterprise, which is much more diffuse than other New York fairs.
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I have only admiration and affection for the people of Sherpa Capital, including my co-founder Scott Stanford.
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Credit the rise of other Th- names like Theo, as well as our affection for strong boy names.
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The first was to record brain activity and relate it to how animals show affection for each other.
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He personally likes neither of them and has, in the past, demonstrated more affection for Schumer and Pelosi.
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Hart showed his affection for Noah by bringing him a box full of ties as a congratulations gift.
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And depending on her sincerity and your affection for the family, the ball will be in your court.
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Affection for my wry, sweet-tempered father, meanwhile, left me immune to much of J.F.K.'s chivalric glamour.
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He famously regarded Arabs as beneath Turks, and Arabs probably felt little affection for the Turks' enduring imperiousness.
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" He continued, "The man can say what he wants, but he won't change my affection for your country.
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What drives this affection for a 90s supermodel and a man who has been accused of domestic abuse?
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Even in the sequel, Gus still has an affection for using Windex for every affliction under the sun.
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Mr. Hawke is clearly motivated by nothing but affection for Blaze, Townes, Sybil and the state of Texas.
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When the characters display mutual and not uncomplicated affection for one another, "20th Century Blues" is genuinely sweet.
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Oliver was beloved by readers for her direct, unpretentious poetry, which glows with affection for the natural world.
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A lot of my affection for these two comes from their constant undercutting of the people around them.
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It's easy to blame her stepdad, who has trouble expressing affection for anything other than his cat, Bonkerz.
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He may also need to be reassured that this is about convenience and not your affection for him.
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"I suspect I should apologize for my affection for the Englishness of my upbringing," he wrote Wednesday night.
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" Mr. Kristol said his affection for the train was partly tongue-in-cheek, calling it "no great shakes.
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Poirot is a professional, Miss Marple a professional amateur, but I have special affection for Christie's accidental sleuths.
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How can a powerful, wealthy American man hold affection for the tyrannical, corrupt leader of a hostile power?
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Rather, Autry's girl-shy preadolescent fan base preferred that he reserve his displays of affection for his horse.
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The Obamas aren't the first presidential family to develop an affection for the desert cities of the valley.
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Paranoid Androids • Bernard's affection for Lewis Carroll is a prime example of the show's weakness for interpreting itself.
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A much-misunderstood man who means well, he will not inherit the public's great affection for his mother.
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During a break, she looked down at Uma, and opened up about her affection for her young niece.
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This is why some people wind up with a surprising affection for Buffalo, and total disdain for Barcelona.
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Whatever happens, it will not dull my affection for the American people and the best of American culture.
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Laurie and his grandfather's (Chris Cooper) affection for the March family is genuine, but it's born of privilege.
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Then she went public about the effects of her husband's Alzheimer's disease, including his affection for another woman.
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His affection for well-paid hyperbole in his former side-gig as a newspaper columnist has not helped.
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Science is pretty sure that loving chemicals are released when you feel affection for all sorts of things.
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Affection for Wade looks reasonable when compared with the support Golden State's journeyman center, Zaza Pachulia, has received.
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I'm not yet so celebratory about my affection for making risotto that I'll risk sharing it with friends.
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Instead, focus on your regard and affection for those you care about and hope to stay connected to.
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In the Twin Cities and their suburbs, where Mr. Franken grew up, affection for him still runs deep.
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They were walking Miles' dogs and eventually parted ways, but not before showing their affection for each other.
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In a heartfelt post on Instagram, the singer showed his affection for his abuela, whom he called his angel.
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I like to go everywhere, but I have -- come to have a lot of affection for the Jersey shore.
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The angry allegation reflects the depth of resentment Egyptians feel toward the Saudi official and their affection for Salah.
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"The bodega, it's more than a grocery store," Ocasio-Cortez said, lost in her affection for the corner shops.
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Probably, it was just out of my love and affection for my grandmother that I was interested in Bette.
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Hillary Clinton is a Clinton after all, and like her husband has a genuine and deep affection for Israel.
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And is the only proper term of affection for your significant other "Mother", as favored by Vice-President Pence?
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"We have affection for the movie and the stage play just as much as everybody else," Mr. Kail said.
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Throughout their relationship, Jonas and Chopra have never been shy about showing affection for one another on social media.
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Peach, whose strong dislike for Joe may actually stem from an affection for Beck that goes well beyond friendship.
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But I have a certain affection for their studio counterparts, which are carefully constructed and sequenced for maximum impact.
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However, we are left to wonder whether Michiganers should be concerned to discover their state's deep affection for Dexter.
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And since confirming their relationship in May, the two haven't been shy in sharing their affection for one another.
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This article originally appeared on VICE Sports UK. I must admit, I have no particular affection for Upton Park.
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But even Clinton's affection for Abedin wasn't enough to save her when another scandal erupted, a new book reveals.
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Likewise, Bush said part of his affection for Clinton came from Clinton's humble victory over his father in 1992.
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Like them, 22Pac is one of those artists that push you to feel some sort of affection for them.
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So don't despair if you still have an affection for the eggplant as your go-to weiner stand-in.
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And, like Thanksgiving, Doughnut Day actually commemorates a historical event, rather than just a national affection for iced pastries.
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It's the kind of theater that Trump's supporters outside Washington say is irrelevant to their affection for the President.
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"But the president does have a personal affection for the Dalai Lama and for his teachings," Mr. Earnest said.
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Rakhlin, who died in 2013, explained Putin's affection for his former judo partners to the state-run newspaper Izvestia .
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She was not a passive member of the royal family and that inspired considerable respect and affection for her.
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But the contrast of my affection for her and ongoing mental battle led to a constant state of guilt.
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" Millard helpfully whittles down the possibilities, pointing to Trump's long-held affection for Mac Miller's 2011 single "Donald Trump.
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Mr. Kinsella's works were known for their affection for baseball, with characters and plots frequently set around the sport.
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The piece, commissioned as a tribute to Futurism, evoked that movement's affection for violence and speed, Ms. Wright said.
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As for our protagonist, he seems to feel little affection for anyone or anything, except his own self-advancement.
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In my memories of adolescence, beneath the constant ribbing and occasional pyromania, we had tremendous affection for one another.
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But they indicate the film's overall affection for both its characters and its universe as well as anything else.
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Ron and Staci Schnell have a special affection for Marvin Hamlisch's romantic musical — even after seeing it 240 times.
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Solomon, an affable kid with an easy smile, bonded with one classmate over their common affection for rap music.
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It was the sorriest of holiday sights, and self-deprecating Romans developed an ironic but heartfelt affection for it.
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The camera here bursts with affection: for the moment, for the past, for black culture, for Nola, for art.
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" But still, he added, he has deep affection for the project and for Gilliam: "I love working with Terry.
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The left wing of the party, however, was having none of it and moderates rekindled their affection for Biden.
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Bush ought to step outside his personal affection for Gillespie and think about the concrete stakes in the election.
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Just be gracious and try to appreciate your friends' affection for you, even if they didn't follow your orders.
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Mr. Abdoo's affection for regional specialties is written all over the slate of sandwiches Pig Bleecker serves at lunch.
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Kaufmann cites social psychology to argue that affection for one's own group is not correlated with hatred of another.
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Save some affection for "Casual," the Golden Globe-nominated Hulu tale about a family with issues — lots of them.
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He said Trump's affection for Putin may come from goodwill accrued by Putin by complementing Trump during the campaign.
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" Not that he harbored any affection for Mr. Johnson, whom he called "the worst conservative leader in my lifetime.
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Trump is essentially a bomb thrower in a country that has a deep and abiding affection for bomb throwers.
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But in the time since, the celebration of her arrival has not translated into unmitigated affection for her work.
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But you should still see this movie if you have any affection for big, bold science fiction at all.
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Couples everywhere will show their love and affection for each other by sharing cards, candy, chocolate and – of course – flowers!
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So we discovered we had a mutual affection for puns that bordered on sort of torture to those around us.
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Whether it even counts as "good" will probably differ from viewer to viewer, depending on your affection for these characters.
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They admire that wholesome loyalty, which wouldn't be possible if Pratt himself didn't feel the same affection for his character.
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HRI seeks to understand why and when we're willing to interact with, and maybe even feel affection for, a machine.
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You're grappling with material that's upsetting, but also the guilty party was someone I knew and had some affection for.
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When you're Ron Swanson and you want to show affection for your workplace proximity associates, you fashion canoe paddles. Obviously.
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And, it's true that Trump quite clearly has considerable affection for Haley despite the fact that she left his administration.
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Many of them see Mr Trump's affection for Mr Sisi as a matter of national pride worth celebrating—and exaggerating.
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Children will be fascinated by the practical details of lighthouse tending and delighted by Blackall's evident affection for her subject.
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And feeling so much affection for these characters could be a sign that you're capable of a lot of empathy.
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But the soon-to-be parents' decision to show their affection for each other is being welcomed by the public.
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But if you're a truly devoted PSL fan, you'll want to wear your affection for the drink on your face.
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Bieber and Baldwin haven't been shy about their affection for one another since their romance ramped up earlier this year.
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"It's a two-way relationship," Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall, says of her mother-in-law's affection for her horses.
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Certainly, not all Columbiners fit this description—many espouse an innocent affection for Dylan and Eric devoid of sexual undertones.
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Braving the gloomy weather in matching jackets, jeans and white sneakers, they simply couldn't hide their affection for each other.
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It wasn't simply geopolitical calculation, the exhibition suggests, that inspired engagement with the continent: communist affection for Africa was genuine.
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We must love each other, show affection for each other, and unite together in condemnation of hatred, bigotry, and violence.
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For pathos, Waititi relies heavily on Neill's stone cold face puckering at the corner, hinting at affection for the boy.
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He and Stewart have known each other for a decade, and Snoop is not shy about his affection for marijuana.
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His affection for the state's beaches, the romance of the long shoreline, are central to his personal and political story.
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I haven't been back there since, but my affection for the most mercurial of family-friendly pets remains the same.
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Those weren't the only way Kardashian, 29, showed off his affection for his fiancée and future mother of his child.
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That's why you see such an outpour of affection for him, because he was so beloved by so many people.
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It takes just a few days in Dhaka to acclimate, and to develop an affection for the city's impregnable streets.
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How else to explain the sudden liberal affection for the FBI, the office of the special counsel, the "intelligence community"?
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"President Trump has a great affection for America's farmers and ranchers and it's pretty evident in this program," Perdue said.
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He has a real affection for video games and just wants to supply the space as long as he can.
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If you have any affection for these characters, I can't imagine you won't be moved by what they go through.
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Though, make no mistake, Solomon's fandom has always been rooted in something deeper than an affection for her danceable beats.
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By the time Nixon decided to run for president in 0003, the old conservative affection for him was long gone.
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Unlike the football clubs we once championed in the playground, our affection for professional wrestlers has almost entirely fallen away.
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Toward the end of the interview, Charlamagne and Kanye looped back to talk more about his affection for Donald Trump.
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One man wants to leave (with suitcase) despite his powerful affection for the woman we may assume is his wife.
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He is aware that the Mets owner Fred Wilpon is a Michigan man with great affection for his alma mater.
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Sometimes I'd surf the internet on my phone, feeling a companionable affection for anyone posting on Facebook at 3 a.m.
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"I have great respect and affection for him but he's not the most exciting guy in the world," she said.
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"I can say without exaggeration that he showed no physical affection for me during our very long marriage," she wrote.
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But I cannot order your mother to cease expressing her affection for you in the best way she knows how.
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His win on Sunday pushed him to No. 9 in the ATP rankings and cemented his affection for the state.
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I am lucky to know him for his genuine kindness and his boyish affection for the game we both love.
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We must love each other, show affection for each other and unite together in condemnation of hatred, bigotry and violence.
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We will treat our readers as we want to be treated when we read — with respect and affection for intelligence.
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In keeping the usual transitions and rhythms of comedy, Mr. Macdonald displayed an earnest affection for the sound of jokes.
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He is trying to rediscover, as clichéd as it sounds, his appetite for his work, his affection for the game.
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But cinephiles have had a special affection for the city for decades, thanks to its unique and vibrant film output.
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As Yale and Harvard students, we share the trials of East Coast winters and an affection for pre-Modern architecture.
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Trump seems to share this affection for America the Nation, and accordingly finds America the State's institutions irrelevant and bothersome.
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And she has great affection for her colleague, a cook, who despises Mr. Trump and likes to talk about it.
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You might have thought the modern age would temper what might seem like an old-fashioned affection for the Queen.
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The Treasury secretary, Steven Mnuchin, showed little affection for the idea while testifying steps away before the Senate Banking Committee.
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"I have great respect and affection for my friend, President Xi Jinping", Trump told the UN General Assembly on Tuesday.
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Mr. Dolan's affection for functional work wear, which he reconfigures in Brobdingnagian proportions, is only half the equation, he said.
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Ironically, Iranians, though they had an awareness of this history, had an affection for Americans that was strong and genuine.
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But Mr. Miranda along with school groups and others came to the rescue because of their affection for the store.
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I think it's not somewhere that you feel affection for in quite the same way as you do with India.
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She had an out-of-vogue affection for masculinity that led her to celebrate some of cinema's most macho filmmakers.
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Research has shown that our ability to anthropomorphize pets and objects may make affection for social robots a possibility for humans.
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Kilmer went on a multi-day tweet-storm about the Oscar-winning actress over the weekend, declaring his affection for her.
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The couple, who got engaged in early October, couldn't help but show off their affection for one another during the ceremony.
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It would feel weird for the new couple not to express their affection for each other by hitting the gym together.
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Just as Republican affection for the 5603rd president grew strongly in the era of Obama, Democratic nostalgia for Obama is intensifying.
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One is that Donald Trump has a curious and wrongheaded affection for the present government of Russia and its foreign policy.
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Executing small shows of affection for my #WonderWife lets her know I'm paying attention and care about things she cares about.
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And the couple couldn't contain their smiles and affection for each other on the red carpet, showing some rare public flirting.
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It becomes clear that Chuck's affection for Blair is supposed to make up for the actions he committed in the pilot.
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Chopra shared her affection for Jonas on her Instagram Story, writing "Him" alongside the clip — and adding a heart eyes emoji.
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Despite the Emmys' ongoing affection for Transparent and its actors, this is Hahn's first individual nomination, and it's a welcome relief.
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He said he was dealing with the international media frenzy out of affection for Kirillov, and because he speaks perfect English.
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Not only do you see Davos having this fatherly affection for Gendry, you see Gendry is ready to go with him.
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But that is not to say I never feel a weird little pang of affection for the UK at other times.
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Nineteen-year-old New Zealand singer-songwriter Lorde tweeted her affection for Wilder's 1999 role in an "Alice and Wonderland" adaptation.
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Mirroring the close relationship between the Jonas brothers, Chopra and Turner have both made their affection for each other crystal clear.
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Both were giddy over the prospect of claiming a football team as their own, or at least sharing affection for one.
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Sure, they were brought together by code and backstory, but here are two individuals who truly have affection for one another.
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The sequel to 2003's "Finding Nemo" was bolstered by strong reviews and residual affection for the Oscar-winning first film.
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I remember watching a cartoon called "The Dog of Flanders" and feeling a deep love and affection for the male character.
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The couple has been spotted showing their affection for each other on the streets of Rome over the past few months.
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Lin and his cast aren't trying to rock the boat, but their clear affection for the material helps temper the familiarity.
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Meanwhile, the actor's ex-wife and "good friend" Madonna expressed her lasting affection for Penn at a charity event in January.
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The gift was undeniably expensive but I figured it was an appropriate token of affection for the women who raised me.
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Brosnan explained that he has the "greatest love and affection for India and its people," in an exclusive statement to PEOPLE.
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Sonderman has an affection for spice, whether with black pepper or chile pepper powders, which burrow their way into his meats.
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The show hails from "Parks and Recreation" creator Mike Schur, and that show's affection for weirdos is in full force here.
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American Crossroads officials do not dispute that view, and they exhibited no affection for Trump in their private conversations with donors.
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Trump combines an affection for government programs that help his (largely white) constituents with an opposition to those which help others.
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"So, on Madiba's 100 birthday, we now stand at a crossroads," he said, using a clan name of affection for Mandela.
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Hillary Clinton drove home questions about Trump's consuming affection for Putin in an interview on "Fox News Sunday" eight days ago.
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With a clumsy, vague shifter and only five forward gears, the Yaris rids me of any affection for its manual transmission.
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To show fans that he appreciates their affection for his product, he's devised a secret message hidden in his company's branding.
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"Falsettos" is Mr. Finn's greatest achievement to date (although I have great affection for "The 25th Annual Putnam County Spelling Bee").
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And I've always had a perverse affection for state legislatures, which tend to be wonderful in their terribleness, wherever you are.
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Sharing little affection for what one of them calls their "crazy cat lady" of a mother, the brothers otherwise appear unalike.
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She has so much affection for human foibles and goofiness that everyone pictured in her work gives you something to consider.
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So today Chloë Grace Moretz showed off her affection for Brooklyn Beckham by sharing a photo of Beckham kissing her head.
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But as she repeatedly told the other contestants, she was also "there for Flav"—meaning she had genuine affection for him.
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But the message from several members was the same: respect and even affection for Ms. Nixon, but hesitation about her inexperience.
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At first she can barely stifle her disgust, but in time she recognizes Merrick's humanity and develops an affection for him.
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Stage Craft Sophie's affection for "You in Five Acts" reminds me of two books narrated by teenagers who are performing artists.
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Their distinctly American consumerism appears bittersweet and courageous, a display of affection for a country which had never returned the favor.
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Instead, what seems surprising about "Jerry Springer — The Opera" today is its undercurrent of human decency, its naked affection for humanity.
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And candidates from both parties typically pledge their support for Israel and attempt to demonstrate their personal affection for the country.
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He is the reincarnation of Paul Bunyan, with an affection for military terms and a seemingly endless supply of one-liners.
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Should you ever wish to experience affection for a dictator, you too should make sure that these conditions are in place.
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In the 19th century, "old thing" lost its negative connotations and was used as a term of affection for one's partner.
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Listening to Mr. Demodice, who has spent much of life observing rats, it is almost possible to feel affection for them.
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Following their split announcement, Lee told PEOPLE that regardless she still has a lot of affection for Cuomo — and always will.
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Swann's Song Your fondness for "The Forsyte Saga" reminded me of my childhood affection for R. F. Delderfield's Swann family trilogy.
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Letter of Recommendation When I profess my affection for fake flowers, I often feel as though I'm confessing a character flaw.
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Tom and Jack hadn't really had an opportunity, back when I was a guy, to make their affection for me visible.
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This is not a faithful reenactment of Leia but a memorial to her, a tribute of our own affection for her.
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He liked the time with us, but never had a real affection for putting up the tree or decorating the house.
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With breakneck pacing, the show, which originated on the West Coast, blends deep affection for "Thrones" with a keen satirical eye.
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President Trump's obvious affection for the kingdom — it was the first country he visited as president — had long muted any criticism.
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Rob Kardashian apparently likes his women wild, because he couldn't wait to show his affection for the freshly freed Blac Chyna.
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Here, the audience ends up feeling a certain affection for the frightening creature—even when it's 1,000 times the realistic size.
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Both Stamaty's and Hernandez's work brims with affection for the urban landscapes, and denizens, of the cities where they are set.
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Our perception of this woman rests almost solely on the prism of Picasso's gaze and, later, his cooling affection for her.
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Even though their love is forced into privacy due to societal stigmas, the two share a great affection for one another.
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One wonders if the film's affection for its characters is mixed with a tinge of judgment: Why didn't they do more?
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"We value the passionate views we heard in recent days concerning this matter and the public's affection for the national collection."
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But it's got plenty of uses: Sharing confidential business plans, responding to breaches and — indeed — expressing private affection for your loved ones.
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Brands like Amazon have also caught on to the affection for paper; it sent 20 million customers toy catalogs this holiday season.
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There should be some feeling of familiarity, of affection for what he achieved in his career, and the abilities he once possessed.
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"I know my Grandmother holds a special affection for the Argyll's, having been made their Colonel in Chief in 1947" @ArgyllsMuseum pic.twitter.
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Arnold Schwarzenegger and Caitlyn Jenner were almost cheek-to-cheek Wednesday night at an event, proclaiming their undying affection for each other.
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It seems Qianlong had genuine affection for Chongqing, demonstrated through their constant interactions and his spectacular gifts, which fill the museum's galleries.
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But his most powerful moment by far came towards the end, when Obama showed the depth of his affection for his family.
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The Today show anchor said Federer's team approached her about the match after she publicly revealed her affection for the tennis star.
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Additionally, in the process of researching many of these events, I found myself developing a weird sort of affection for these characters.
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Following the outpouring of affection for Avicii expressed over the past couple of days, the singer's family released a statement of gratitude.
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Does anyone remember the classic first post-9/11 issue, which declared "Rest of Country Temporarily Feels Deep Affection for New York"?
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Mr Babis, a pro-business centrist with no affection for Russia, has little in common ideologically with Mr Zeman, an economic leftist.
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They may have an unconventional relationship, but Adam Kenworthy wasn't shy about showing off his affection for Carole Radziwill on her birthday.
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" In the Vanity Fair story, Teigen also noted her affection for another senator and candidate: "I also love (California Sen.) Kamala Harris.
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During the presidential campaign Mr Trump described it as the "worst deal in history", and congressional Republicans have little affection for it.
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Now, fans know which show is the apple of Murphy's eye — and which one he holds the least amount of affection for.
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" Echoing her previous statements about Stormi's affection for her father Travis Scott, 26, Jenner confirmed that Stormi is still "a daddy's girl.
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It's easy to see his affection for the city, but some of his images evince a coldness and confusion toward its inhabitants.
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The country singer couldn't hide his affection for girlfriend Gwen Stefani during former Voice contestant RaeLynn's wedding on Saturday in Franklin, Tennessee.
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Ms. del Castillo expresses her affection for Mr. Guzmán, calling him a "beautiful friend" and constantly thanking him for his unfailing trust.
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But it's funny in its very dry sort of way, and it brims with Akhavan and Riley's deep affection for their characters.
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The MTV alum flaunted her affection for boyfriend Christian Biscardi on Instagram Wednesday, leaving a sweet comment on one of his posts.
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Throughout an increasingly bizarre election, Trump's affection for validation has been one of the few constants — and a predictable one at that.
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Justice Stevens had great affection for Justice Souter, who often dined with John and Maryan, enjoying Maryan's skill in the culinary arts.
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It seems to be one of those kinds of gadgets that people can't help but feel immediate affection for, like a puppy.
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While neither party has outright confirmed the relationship until now, they have been less than subtle about their affection for each other.
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"Not himself a Muslim, he has developed a deep interest in and affection for predominantly Muslim communities," Kotkin continued in his statement.
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These computers will be created to be like us, and will share the same empathy and affection for humans that we do.
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Affleck, 45, and Saturday Night Live producer Shookus, 37, weren't shy about showing off their affection for one another during the match.
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If I look at the album, I feel this great affection for Nick that supersedes any feeling of regret I might have.
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His adolescent self hates the claustrophobia of his upbringing, but the narrating self has an ungrudging affection for its many communal virtues.
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But embedded in many of the catchy memes and witty messages is not just an affection for spicy seasoning and crisp breading.
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Trump takes pride in being impervious to the advice of experts, and he had no personal affection for his national-security adviser.
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"There's no one who has known him longer and better, and had more affection for Mattis, than I do," Inhofe said. Sen.
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Nostalgia Nostalgia, that wistful affection for past events, is a particularly strong influencer during the holiday season, and it's shaped by emotion.
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Musically, Ms. Ebersole is a freewheeling time traveler whose affection for operetta and vaudeville allows her to hopscotch merrily through the decades.
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Although Brioni is also reportedly a favorite of President Obama's, Mr. Trump has faced criticism because of his affection for the label.
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This affection for Goldbelly persuaded Meyer to lead a $20 million round of Series B funding for the company through Enlightened Hospitality.
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The 51-year-old is known in the German architecture world for his affection for the ugly, the discarded and the minimalist.
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Perhaps owing to an affection for Emma and her underrated ringwork, plenty were saying the closely fought contests were the right decision.
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Genres and tones varied, but a typical episode offered a Spielbergian combination of ironic humor and sincere affection for retro American pulp.
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His affection for Nakhichevan's artifacts was not confined to Christian sites: Ayvazyan also surveyed the region's seven Islamic mausoleums and 27 mosques.
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An affection for Japanese culture shows through in references to the films of Akira Kurosawa, the artworks of Hokusai, and even Mechagodzilla.
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When I interviewed Mr. Braxton earlier this year, he referred to Stockhausen as a hero, while also expressing his affection for Wagner.
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They are tightly wound, tightly edited blasts of comedy drawn from a Tarantino-like affection for films and filmmakers of the past.
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Germany's affection for Britain is not always reciprocated, despite widespread respect for the German postwar economic miracle and its modern-day success.
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As a very British sort of Briton, I have an affection for the stiff upper lip, the emotion unvoiced, the desire undeclared.
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Cholodenko, who directed McDormand in "Laurel Canyon" (2002), prevailed, pleading that the audience needed an opportunity to feel affection for the character.
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According to Mr. Tillerson, these stunning displays of Trumpian affection for Mr. Xi were complemented by more concrete discussions behind closed doors.
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But who needs blackmail when Mr. Trump has genuine affection for strongmen like Mr. Putin (see also: Egypt, the Philippines, Saudi Arabia).
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In adulthood, my affection for Mr. Met hasn't faded, and so it has become a bit of a joke among my friends.
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Pichai has an affection for the obscure literary reference; he told me a month earlier, in his office in Mountain View, Calif.
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His affection for Britain stems from his childhood memories of Africa, where he would switch on the television to watch English soccer.
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President Trump has shown a lot of affection for Emmanuel Macron during the French president's visit to the White House this week.
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Affection for Mr. Biden runs deep, especially among older voters and with traditional Democratic constituencies such as organized labor and African-Americans.
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Affection for Mr. Biden runs deep, especially among older voters and with traditional Democratic constituencies such as organized labor and African-Americans.
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But that conciliatory gesture wasn't enough to win back Bannon, or at least not enough to overcome his growing affection for Trump.
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"I will leave it to the psychiatrists to explain his affection for tyrants," Clinton said during a speech in San Diego, Calif.
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The outpouring of affection for Glenn was so great that the festivities were largely undeterred by an unfolding tragedy in the city.
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"We must love each other, show affection for each other, and unite together in condemnation of hatred, bigotry and violence," he said.
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Between her affection for boyfriend Steve Kazee and her second child on the way, Jenna Dewan seems to be on cloud nine.
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On Thursday, former President George W. Bush, McCain's rival in the 85033 Republican presidential primary, also showed his affection for the senator.
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Pete Davidson confirms engagement to Ariana Grande Once their engagement went public, they spoke openly about their fast affection for one another.
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I made excuses for not liking food I hadn't tried before, just so I wouldn't have to potentially gain affection for it.
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Moore's affection for the America of chattel slavery was shocking but not surprising, because he has long palled around with white nationalists.
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Almost every rally-goer I interviewed admitted to struggling with how to square their personal affection for Sanders with his Clinton endorsement.
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Cars is an absolutely fine movie, and it has a sweet affection for small-town, forgotten life by way of Radiator Springs.
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But Trump's affection for the former KGB officer — not generally a figure of great appeal to Americans — also spread to his supporters.
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Among the many revelations in Kim's recent GQ cover story was a delightful gem about her lingering affection for President George W. Bush.
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At first, the pair showed affection for one another, but then Ernie started to act violently and was moved to a separate area.
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Meehan, 62, said that he told his much younger former aide, over ice cream, that he had developed a deep affection for her.
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He's like the quickest guy in the frat, with a mean streak matched only by his fierce affection for those he cares about.
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But Jackman brings across a deep, sullen affection for the old man that undercuts all Logan's gruff fury and refusal to play hero.
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My profound affection for the films stems from seeing the story that first captured my imagination illustrated in three-dimensional form on screen.
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Daenerys picked up on Missandei's sense of urgency about Grey Worm (Jacob Anderson), an Unsullied soldier Missandei has developed a strong affection for.
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He explains his affection for the Dosawaffle, a brunch menu staple that presses tangy dosa batter into the shape of a Belgian waffle.
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He movingly suggests that Melchior's affection for Wendla may have begun as a burning teenage crush but is quickly maturing into something deeper.
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The invocation of Christmas and family seemed a backhanded jab at Mr Obama's pacific reputation and his public displays of affection for children.
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I confess to no small amount of affection for classical designs, which makes Washington, D.C., a particularly nice place for me to live.
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"It doesn't really hurt him because people feel like they have that affection for him because he was Uncle Joe," Spartanburg's Geter said.
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Shift Since he's always traveling from gig to gig, you might not expect comedian Gabriel "Fluffy" Iglesias to have an affection for buses.
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Without a shared reality, their affection for each other is built through understanding the way the other person sees the world — and themselves.
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But Mr Flake is also thoughtful, decent and the author of a book opposing Donald Trump and his "affection for authoritarians and strongmen".
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It was an admittedly emotional experience for Felton, who felt a deep affection for the theme park spurred by his fond Potter memories.
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Letting their affection for each other show, Jonas and Chopra, 36, were seen holding hands as they departed The Delaunay restaurant on Saturday.
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I have great respect and affection for my friend, President Xi, but I have made clear our trade imbalance is just not acceptable.
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That being said, his description of his three-year-old son's affection for Queen B is truly priceless, and should not go unacknowledged.
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He mobilised an unlikely alliance of young people and older malcontents who no longer felt affection for either of the two big parties.
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Washington (CNN)Tommy Chong loves Bernie Sanders, and he describes that affection for the insurgent candidate in a way only Tommy Chong can.
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The piscine affection for plastics could make for seriously disastrous results, considering just how much plastic is currently found in the world's oceans.
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Some of the speculation has resurrected economists' affection for a carbon tax, a concept that is intellectually elegant but politically fraught with mischief.
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The bottom line: Trump's affection for his chief of staff is gone, and Kelly has lost the goodwill of much of his staff.
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And the reason that statement feels odd is because Guest's movies have always had a deep-seated affection for their openly ridiculous characters.
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Donald Trump visited Mexico where he met the president, Enrique Peña Nieto, and spoke of his affection for Mexicans as "honest, hardworking people".
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Prince Harry speaks of his great personal affection for the people of Nepal at celebrations marking 200 years of UK-Nepal relations pic.twitter.
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There is a lot of affection for Alicia and who she is, and the show has traded off that for a long while.
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Before he goes, he runs into a 14-year-old fan named Addie (Jacira Araujo), who sings of her ardent affection for Caufy.
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In this version, a member of Congress supports Israel either because of an affection for the Jewish State or the sway of AIPAC.
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His affection for meats contrasts sharply with his notorious 2001 New York Post editorial on the death of the R&B singer Aaliyah.
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Putin has remained a favorite, but your bromance with Macron has seemingly been replaced by your affection for Italian Prime Minister Giuseppe Conte.
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Given his uncritical embrace of Russia and blind affection for its demagogic leader, there is real danger in sharing national secrets with Trump.
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As Tesla reaches more customers who don't have a preexisting affection for the brand, the details of the ownership experience will matter more.
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It nails what's most endearing about "Thanks for the Trouble": its tacit plea for connection and its affection for all the wounded eccentrics.
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But now Facebook has found a way to let you silently express your affection for a friend without them knowing unless they reciprocate.
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Indeed, there's real warmth to the cutscenes that feature him, despite his distance, as his DedSec colleagues clearly have great affection for him.
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Consider these facts from eight short years ago: In 2009, President Obama was considered tech forward for his deep affection for his Blackberry.
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Back East Your affection for "East of Eden" put me in mind of a very different multigenerational saga set on the opposite coast.
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Throughout the ruse, she and her father show their affection for each other only through vocabulary words they've learned together in study drills.
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It offers a chance to hear Krenek's affection for American styles as pure music, rather than tied to the opera's sometimes problematic libretto.
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With respect and affection for the golf competition held in the U.K. each July, in New York, the Open only means one thing.
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We cried a bunch in the room when we were writing it, because we have a love and affection for Rebecca the character.
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We're told their connection went beyond the fact they were co-parenting 3 kids ... they genuinely had love and affection for each other.
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Osaka's success — and her tweeted affection for Japanese manga and movies — has endeared her to Japanese fans hungry for a female tennis star.
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Professor Stevens, who is writing a book on Ontario's affection for cottages, spends a lot of time at them but doesn't own one.
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But the successes of recent years — and the carousel of homegrown heroes like Mr. Khan — have forged widespread affection for the national team.
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There have been aspects I've found I really don't enjoy, yes, and many other peripheral elements that I've developed a deep affection for.
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There isn't as much personal junk — instead, the space is a strong statement of style I have an affinity and an affection for.
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In the broad orbit of former Obama administration officials, affection for Mr. Biden runs deep, but so do reservations about his potential candidacy.
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Often these themes manifested in an affection for objects that have lost their usefulness but linger on, out of step with their surroundings.
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Many people here feel a special affection for Harry, who was only 12 when his mother, Princess Diana, died in a car crash.
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Pull off even a third of that list on Tuesday night, and you'll remember 2019 with affection for the rest of the '20s.
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Truman was (as Klobuchar is) a loyal Democrat with populist leanings whom many Republicans, both senators and voters, nonetheless felt some affection for.
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The two have previously shown affection for one another in the 2020 race, which makes his endorsement not too much of a surprise.
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Madonna has posted a string of childhood photos of Rocco on social media in the past two months, expressing her affection for him.
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"You know, I think he has some special affection for Putin that is the result of something we don't fully understand," he said.
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Mr. Sand won by more than four percentage points, buoyed by robust, sometimes cheeky TV advertising and his affection for small-town Iowa.
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LGBTQ students are disproportionately punished for public displays of affection, for speaking out about queer issues, or for forming student protests or organizations.
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Mostly, though, the authors are amateurs with an overwhelming affection for the characters and a yearning to feel a stronger connection to them.
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So my heart races more than usual when I watch a movie that combines my aversion to meat with my affection for horror.
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For CEOs, it seems that being the object of affection for an increasing number of strangers is now part of the job description.
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She is definitely an animal lover – van Ree also noted her affection for horses to Free People – and reportedly gifted Heard her dog Pistol.
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The classic '90s movie turned 20 this past Sunday, and Trachtenberg wanted everyone to know she still feels affection for her first film role.
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Hillary Clinton is out with a new ad raising questions about Trump's affection for dictators and its implications for his commitment to constitutional democracy.
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In talking about China's affection for Leslie, Zasha reveals to Glen that she used to have a crush on him when she was younger.
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The Pacific Rim series chronicles a world plagued by massive reptiles called kaiju, while the Jurassic World series explores humanity's desperate affection for monsters.
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While Johnson and Martin were shy about walking the carpet, they were not shy about showing their affection for one another inside the event.
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Valentine's Day is fast approaching, and what better way to show your undying affection for your significant other than with a midrange Android smartphone?
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But Pence utterly failed to take up Kaine's challenge to defend Trump's affection for Putin, dislike of NATO, or willingness to entertain nuclear proliferation.
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At first, they bonded over their mutual affection for Italian pop music; Mr. Sando lived in Milan in the late 1980s — long after Mrs.
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But this enabled me to develop a pure affection for the franchise, not one based on nostalgia or romanticism—I just genuinely dug it.
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His constituents' newfound affection for far-right populism, after a traumatic encounter with refugees, is a hard reality — but also a well-worn cliché.
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" Your affection for the layered literary style and atmospheric pleasures of "Dracula" and "Frankenstein" led me to Jeffery Renard Allen's "Song of the Shank.
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This photo, taken in 1993, is proof: Flash-forward two decades later, and Biden's affection for sugary confections has sparked a slew of memes.
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"He had never disclosed to me that he had affection for me…that he was interested in a romantic interaction with me," Constand said.
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"It doesn't change a bit for me, my affection for him, my respect for him as a leader and as a person," Christie said.
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The two lovebirds have never been shy about showing their affection for one another, frequently posting sweet pics of each other on social media.
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The majority of the park's estimated 19153 million annual visitors aren't drawn by a deep affection for or interest in the carving, officials said.
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GE's affection for its old home in Connecticut was no doubt weakened by the state's decision in 2015 to raise business taxes by $750m.
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With his swashbuckling style, prodigious length off the tee, bold putting and affection for the galleries, Palmer had no peer as a fan favorite.
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Despite the appalling circumstances and events it depicts, the movie's plain and unstinting affection for its lead characters gives "Parched" a frequently buoyant tone.
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SAN FRANCISCO — Have consumers lost their affection for Apple gadgets, or are they just waiting for the new iPhones to come out in September?
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Smith and Bayless had obvious affection for one another, and their politics did not map perfectly onto a standard spectrum of left and right.
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He subsequently "developed warm relationships with and affection for the people of Louisiana and ultimately relocated and became a resident," according to the lawsuit.
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Podesta on Wednesday said he has a "great affection" for the Vermont senator but noted he didn't agree with Sanders's opinion on the issue.
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It had a pace I felt an affection for, a pace that was luxurious, that really allowed me to live in someone else's shoes.
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If that's true, then an affection for the reality star is not the only thing Biebs and Kardashian's ex, Scott Disick, have in common.
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De La Hoya thinks back to 2010, and you can hear in his voice the sincere appreciation of Khan's ability, affection for it even.
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" He talked about the artist's affection for "two very curly bits of ornament that might have been pew ends" and that were "very odd.
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President Trump does not express much affection for celebrities, which is unsurprising considering how many of them have vocally, even profanely, repudiated his policies.
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There's nostalgia in the gorgeously played songs, full of yearning and exuberance and affection for eras we can hold at a safe distance now.
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These are well-suited to big marketing campaigns on social media or at conventions because of the fan affection for these films and creators.
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Rather than driving "Little House" fans to distraction by diminishing or disparaging the literature they treasure, Fraser declares her respect and affection for it.
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Ms. Terakes's gauche sincerity as Catherine is torn between her first love and her affection for Eddie lends tragic weight to the play's outcome.
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Now before you accuse me of possessing Anna Nicole levels of bimbo pragmatism, let it be known that I had genuine affection for Richard.
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And I have developed an affection for encruzado, a rarely seen grape that makes excellent white wines in the Dão region of northern Portugal.
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Tarantino is a strong director, and his screenplay is limpid and clever, populated by appealing characters and driven by affection for a bygone era.
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As Mr. Trump campaigned, his consistent affection for Russia's president, Vladimir V. Putin, and apparent defense of Russian intervention in Ukraine raised further concerns.
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He has great affection for Wilder, for both his experimental nature and his capacious heart, but that didn't make staging the play any easier.
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These characters may represent various phases of the composer's real-life affection for Kamila Stosslova, a married woman more than three decades his junior.
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But I still have an affection for the fresh purity and drinkability of the old style, which is not always so easy to find.
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There is also her matter-of-fact approach to sex, her preference for ideas over reality and her deep affection for rituals and rules.
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With the latest dump of WikiLeaks data called "Dark Matter" we get to see how (allegedly) deep the CIA's affection for British TV goes.
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The only person Bolton seemed to hold any affection for was Myranda, another broken sociopath who shared his love of way-too-violent sex.
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But if Trump decides to impose tariffs or quotas on imported steel, that might be a show of greater affection for the steel industry.
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Amid the spooky atmospheric elements — some intentional, some accidental — they spoke about their affection for the undead and the creation of the new show.
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The two companies are essentially leveraging the credibility of beloved characters and the universal affection for them to get children to try healthier foods.
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During a panel for Gilmore Girls: A Year In The Life, the actress said she is "baffled" by viewers' affection for the mean-spirited millionaire.
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The newlyweds, who announced on Monday that they are expecting their first child in the spring, have always openly displayed their affection for one another.
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" Echoing her previous statements about Stormi's affection for her father Scott, 26, the reality star confirmed that her little one is still "a daddy's girl.
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You might claim allegiance to a certain sports team, or share affection for a loved one, or deliver a mild threat to drivers behind you.
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"I think he has that kind of love and affection for them because he sees them as people who are building our country," Sanders replied.
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Just one day apart, the DWTS cast members both expressed their affection for each other recently with cuddly photos posted on their respective Instagram accounts.
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Beyond that, Bryan is truthfully one of pro wrestling's good guys, a man of genuine affection for others and with no guile behind his smile.
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Are some partisans motivated by affection for the groups in their own party, while others motivated by animosity toward the groups in the opposing party?
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The date night post is just the latest public message of affection for the couple, who frequently share photos of each other on social media.
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Mr Trump has an unexplained affection for Mr Putin, but his room to change policy is limited by the toxic cloud around Russia's election interference.
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Scott, 27, then commented the loved-up emoji, as captured by Comments By Celebs — his third public display of affection for Jenner in recent weeks.
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One important such weakness concerns his curious affection for Vladimir Putin, which was seemingly reciprocated during the 2016 campaign by Russian hacking and disinformation efforts.
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"They love him … Any chance they get an opportunity to play with him, they're all over him," he said of the twins' affection for Golden.
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It becomes understandable why Philip has such an affection for the place, since it was there for him during the great tragedy of his life.
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The Golden Globe nominee and his supermodel girlfriend dressed to impress at the 76th annual Golden Globe Awards and didn't hide affection for one another.
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In Kelly Reichardt's Certain Women, sadly overlooked last year amid all the awards-season clutter, Stewart plays the disarming object of affection for another woman.
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Weirdly, British politicians seemed to rank just behind Star Wars obsessives in their affection for the pun, continuing to invoke it into the 21st century.
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I feel a lot of pride with people's affection for that record because that's our big, anti-religion manifesto, and that's really important to me.
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She replaces an obsession with a former schoolteacher for Eve, sending her beautiful clothing, refusing to assassinate her, and professing a genuine affection for her.
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One day, these two are showing tons of affection for each other; the next, fans think there are clues about their breakup on her Snapchat.
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This is certainly the root of conservative affection for the free market, which is simply the most effective engine for creating this kind of resolution.
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I had the tolerance of a man twice my age and size, and I developed an affection for ecstasy, and casual sex, in equal measures.
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When the game was shaping up to be a blowout, lefties had a great time online razzing Brady and Belichick about their affection for Trump.
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While I didn't especially enjoy or believe the manner in which the two are forced together, I succumbed to the author's affection for the players.
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A team spokesman declined to be quoted, but expressed earnest affection for the Hall of Science; the Mets have a representative on the hall's board.
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My affection for your country has never dimmed, and the same goes for the thousands of Malaysians who have lived, worked and studied in America.
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But it was only last year that Mr. Nelson, now 2858, turned his well-publicized affection for marijuana into a veritable business venture, Willie's Reserve.
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Although overshadowed by the cabernets, the winery's sauvignon blanc ranked high as well, the beneficiary of Ms. Novak's affection for a traditionally low-prestige grape.
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What's needed is a public groundswell that translates the people's demonstrated affection for their parks into action that will safeguard the future of these places.
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Ecuador's new president does not share his predecessor's affection for Maduro, and as host of UNASUR's headquarters, the Ecuadorians are eager to demonstrate its value.
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Kevin Ferrell, a senior guard for Indiana, earned his playful moniker, Yogi, as a toddler because of his affection for the cartoon character Yogi Bear.
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Having worked as a psychologist trying to help people mend from the damage inflicted by bad guys, I have no affection for sociopaths and such.
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It earned him scorn in certain corners, but he could take those shots because he knew it would produce affection for him among other Republicans.
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And there are signs in the poll that more of next year's vote may be driven by dislike of a party than affection for one.
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For Herman, 41, there is no better way to demand the painful sacrifices of the game than to forthrightly convey his affection for his players.
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His songs acknowledge that life kinda sucks, and also, it's kinda OK. "Piano Man" is all about his simultaneous contempt and affection for his audience.
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The president has never shown much affection for diplomatic norms and multilateral institutions, as he demonstrated at the NATO summit meeting this week, but Mrs.
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It's obviously a mistake to confuse the fiction for the artist, though my love for the former has become a deep affection for the latter.
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Kelly's affection for black and white is well known, but Mr. Shear spins it afresh across photography, drawing, sculpture and especially Kelly's relief-like paintings.
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Nobody in the GOP caucus moved to disclose Trump's tax returns so we could better understand what financial shenanigans undergird his unusual affection for Putin.
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They also attracted a particular sympathy and admiration, rooted in Holocaust remembrance, affection for Israel, and a distinctive pride in the scope of their success.
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The Fantastics Your affection for "Little, Big" also pointed me directly to another 20th-century classic, "One Hundred Years of Solitude," by Gabriel García Márquez.
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And we saw the candidate him — himself, express an odd and unexplained affection for the Russian dictator, while calling for the hacking of his opponent.
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President Trump is the greatest American president in generations and his love for Poland goes hand in hand with his affection for Law and Justice.
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He has replaced harsh criticism of China with praise for President Xi Jinping, and in the past displayed a bizarre affection for Russia's Vladimir Putin.
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Showing physical affection for loved ones isn&apost just a human thing — animals do it, too, including predators at the top of the food chain.
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Mr. Lynch unearths nightmares, but he has genuine affection for Americana, and the show's lack of smirkiness may be a surprise to a new audience.
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The movie makes no secret of its affection for the Sung family, which was well equipped professionally, if not financially, for an expensive legal battle.
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But while the delivery giant Grubhub, which owns Seamless, seems to have plenty of affection for New York, that feeling may no longer be mutual.
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In nearly two dozen interviews across Iowa this month, white voters struggled to reconcile their affection for Buttigieg with how black voters see the candidate.
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He has made his affection for grime well known, publicly embracing of Skepta's Boy Better Know crew, down to getting a tattoo of the logo.
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Acknowledging that her family life is … less than ideal, she nonetheless asserts her affection for every messed-up member of the Lyon clan, presenting Mrs.
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Rodriguez D'Acri's affection for a beautifully cut blazer began with the perfectly pressed, gold-buttoned uniforms of her father, an officer in the Italian Navy.
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Perhaps there was a mailing list error, or your nephew, having grown up with your former wife, harbors some (obviously ill-advised) affection for her.
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This is a fable, more or less, but it's a lovely and loving one, with genuine affection for every character who is even briefly introduced.
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When the Atlantic's Rosie Gray asked Trump allies how the president felt about Flynn, they unanimously noted the president's deep personal affection for the man.
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Suddenly, we see all those familiar notes from the point of view of the rats; now that they speak, there's an odd affection for them.
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We have to come together as Americans with love for our nation and true — really, I say this so strongly, true affection for each other.
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As track stars Jazz and Sky (Chloe and Halle Bailey, Grown-ish's secret weapons) put it, Cash has equal parts ambition and affection for her.
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It's entirely possible that Trump's pro-Russian leanings came about largely by accident and do not reflect much more than gut instinct and affection for Flynn.
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Trump and NASCAR have shown mutual affection for one another, though Sunday's will be the first race the president has attended in person since taking office.
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The first Guardians got a lot of affection for its cheeky humor, its wacky world-building, its rollicking rock soundtrack, and its unusually broad color palette.
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Her decision to dig up this photo in the wake of the accident demonstrates her affection for them — not as her clients but as her daughters.
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It turns out that our affection for robots is not just a byproduct of watching loveable popular culture robot characters like R2-D2 in Star Wars.
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While Remy and River may share an affection for all things Disney, the singer admitted in September that her kids "are so different" from each other.
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Merchants are following the market: in Trump-voting bits of white America, such as rural Pennsylvania, affection for the Confederacy has floated free of ancestral loyalties.
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The mother of three has shown a special affection for head-to-toe monochrome outfits, and Kourtney's clearly never met a black jumpsuit she didn't like.
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Yet—despite the potential to be struck by a full-body cringe—I have a lot of affection for songs devoted to menstruation, periods, and PMS.
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In a June photo shared by Khloé, 35, the youngsters showed their affection for each other in two photos the Revenge Body star shared to Instagram.
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When analyzing photos of the two from 2014, Wood says she's noticed that Jared didn't make a lot of effort to show his affection for her.
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But despite the feud — which resulted in a hospital trip for the 55-year-old drummer — Brandon insists that he still has affection for his father.
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However, the public's rediscovered affection for Mr Woods—now seen as a scrappy underdog rather than a reckless, entitled superstar—may be clouding the markets' judgment.
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"On behalf of our son and my husband, we want to reiterate our love, support and affection for him during this difficult process," the statement read.
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But their friendship became famous, not just because of its odd-couple unexpectedness but because their mutual respect and affection for each other was obviously genuine.
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Romney's dad, George Romney, was the former Michigan governor, and many voters in the Mitten State still hold on to some affection for the Romney family.
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"People in our research complain of not having any emotions, even positive ones, not feeling any kind of love or affection for their families," Britton says.
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How ironic, given how poisonous the Bush association was supposed to be, that Jeb is now counting on affection for his family to save his candidacy.
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But his affection for the news media -- "The Mooch" is a near constant presence on television and Twitter -- did little to settle choppy West Wing waters.
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This newest crop of candidates is disappointing to the upperclassmen because of their shy nerdiness, their quiet affection for individual women, and their pale, soft bodies.
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A lot of my enduring affection for these cartoons, I realize now, is much more rooted in nostalgia than in the quality of the cartoons themselves.
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Mattis combined a deep knowledge of history and keen strategic vision with a profound love of country and affection for those who sacrifice in its defense.
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Thanks to his editor, Domingo González, Mr. de la Iglesia skillfully keeps these many balls in the air, a palpable affection for his players seeping through.
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"On behalf of our son and my husband, we want to reiterate our love, support and affection for him during this difficult process," the statement said.
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She says this suggests that they find it easy to show affection for each other and they may even be especially well-fit to live together.
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For what it's worth, the dictionary defines love as "strong affection for another arising out of kinship or personal ties" or "attraction based on sexual desire."
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That duel comes with a twist, given Griezmann's affection for Uruguay and friendship with their two central defenders Jose Gimenez and Diego Godin at Atletico Madrid.
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She's learning English and she's eager to share her affection for her new home even though it's unclear how much longer she'll be able to stay.
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LONDON — Whether it's your BFF's birthday, or your parents' wedding anniversary, sending greeting cards are an important aspect in showing your affection for your loved ones.
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She went alone, finding great affection for the music, the atmosphere and the babies asleep in the arms of their mothers as the clock hit midnight.
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Above: The intro to Mizzurna Falls As it stands, video game homage show as much overt affection for the source material as any you'll find elsewhere.
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The morning after I hissed at my poor children for delighting in their parents' affection for each other, Claude found me in bed, finishing Season 3.
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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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Guadagnino gives them small moments here and there — glimmers of affection for each other and for their son, and space to exist outside of Elio's perspective.
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"I have great respect and affection for my friend President Xi, but I have made clear that our trade imbalance is just not acceptable," he said.
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The continual presence of cameras has a way of eroding public affection for whatever they are trained on, while paradoxically increasing appetite for the subject matter.
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"Trump's pathetic statement -- apparently an attempt to appease China -- is yet another disgraceful example of his bizarre affection for dictators," the group warned in a statement.
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If you examine The Times's sports section over a long period, it's noticeable that two coverage areas aren't approached with the same affection for the offbeat.
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Which may be my way of trying to justify my stubborn affection for "Once Upon a Time … in Hollywood" and "The Irishman" on semi-feminist grounds.
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Several are reflective laments by Eddie and Mary on their loneliness, their growing affection for each other or the bizarre predicament(s) they find themselves in.
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He said that the stunning setting there had given him a deep affection for nature and made him sensitive to the fragility of the natural world.
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In Mr. Lichtenstein's office beyond, gold-on-gold silk wallcovering, an iron light fixture and a mounted deer head suggest an affection for neo-Gothic style.
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Friends said Mr. Johnson, who attended Transit Tech High School, also had a special affection for his vehicles and the car tools he kept in them.
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I have a deep well of affection for it, especially the TV shows that flickered against my youth, but I've certainly never considered myself a fanatic.
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Democrats are chasing two contradictory impulses in their quest to defeat President Trump: Move past Barack Obama's policies, but tap into the party's affection for him.
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No matter their "complicated" relationship, the rest of his family insist Jobs' affection for his daughter was always present, according to a statement provided to CNN.
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The couple — who began dating shortly after Grande's breakup from rapper Mac Miller in May — have been using social media to express their affection for one another.
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Sherlock is clearly capable of feeling emotion and of falling for someone, but that someone is not John Watson, despite his love and great affection for him.
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The couple, who wed in 2007, have never been shy about sharing their affection for one another and often post the sweetest messages on their Instagram pages.
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Twitter was abuzz with viewers similarly shocked by their sudden affection for Fig and Caputo, the middle-managers who wreaked so much havoc on marginalized women prisoners.
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Physical affection, for example, was far more demonstrative between female friends than it is today (in America, at least), as were passionate and open declarations of devotion.
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Kammenos has never been shy about his affection for Russian President Vladimir Putin, often bragging to associates and even the public of his close connections to Putin.
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As time passes and the situation grows more dire, they're forced to reconcile their feelings about their own lives — and, consequently, their growing affection for each other.
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Most Americans, unlike the president, have no special affection for the foreign dictatorships that make a habit of tamping down any or all public displays of dissent.
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Those who have watched YouTubers for years develop a unique sense of affection for and personal investment in these personalities, which helps guard them against some criticism.
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This beloved opera starts joyously, as we meet and quickly develop affection for the young bohemian characters, struggling artists in Paris, full of pluck despite their poverty.
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You can never love your child too much, but Andy Cohen's physical affection for his son Benjamin Allen might need to be pulled back just a tad.
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"I'm a very excited person I think, and I laugh a lot, so maybe that's it," Fanning told PEOPLE at the time of Jolie's affection for her.
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In months' worth of text messages and emails between Strider and the direct subordinate, provided by the woman this week, Strider repeatedly expressed his affection for her.
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The couple — who began dating in May, shortly after Grande's breakup from rapper Mac Miller — have been using social media to express their affection for one another.
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To prepare for the role, James read her memoirs, which described Churchill's real affection for his staff, but also his mercurial moods (he hated single spaced memos).
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"My life is so screwed up, I used to land here and my blood pressure would go [down]," he said of his affection for The Sunshine State.
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A less peculiar—but still surprising—phenomenon is the Finnish affection for tango, a dance associated with passion and fire rather than with Nordic cold and calm.
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Harington also said it was hard for him to portray Jon's affection for Clarke's character during the scene, which was filmed in front of a green screen.
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Gwen Stefani, who's never been shy about expressing her affection for Blake Shelton, shared a sweet tribute to her boyfriend on Thursday, in honor of Valentine's Day.
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Without saccharine imagery or clichés, for the most part, the young photographer captured the city with a sense of realism, tinged with affection for his temporary home.
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Given that the topper retails for $15,500, you're probably better off fetching a tourist T-shirt to express affection for your home turf or favorite travel destination.
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Just one day apart, the Dancing with the Stars cast mates both expressed their affection for each other with cuddly photos posted on their respective Instagram accounts.
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Personally, I'm excited because I have a deep affection for "Teenage Dream," and I think this is the perfect opportunity for Left Shark to stage a comeback.
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Giuliani, who shares Trump's affection for Vladimir Putin, spied on Muslims in New York City mosques after the first bombing of the World Trade Center in 1994.
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These are good people ferreting their lives away at the only thing they've ever done well or cared about, and the movie has unquestioned affection for them.
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And then there are a couple of movies or whatever, and now you do know how they work, and there's this familiar affection for them, and recognition.
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During her two-plus months in captivity last year, Kala Brown said she had a crucial realization: She could survive by feeding her captor's affection for her.
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This time—as the title suggests—they thematically embraced an affection for life and its romantic messes: sexual discovery, desire, and the dubiously transformative power of love.
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She was back at Olympia Fields to support her sister on Sunday, however, and the pair embraced warmly outside the clubhouse, their affection for each other clear.
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Given McCarthy's apparent affection for her underdog characters, it feels like she just has less sympathy for this overprivileged businesswoman, and less interest in her inner life.
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Is Mendelsohn's heavy really so different than Ready Player One itself, whose whole raison d'être is capitalizing on affection for stuff you liked when you were young?
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And yet my affection for her ran deeper than her scoring potential in a league that asks you to slap, stab, and sass your way to victory.
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In the second episode, which deals with the gun-wielding blonde Prompto, we learn of his struggles with weight loss and his endearing affection for tiny puppies.
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Mixing stark warnings that Mr. Trump would imperil America's security with caustic personal critiques — "I'll leave it to the psychiatrists to explain his affection for tyrants" — Mrs.
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We watch footage of lavish trips Gayle and Mildred take together to France and India, and learn of Gayle's successful career and her affection for her dog.
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I loved each man I married and carry with me great affection for them still, even though the end of each union came with its own pain.
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"I hope the franchise lives on, because I've got immense affection for it," Mr. Greengrass said, but whether he'll be part of it is an open question.
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Seven decades have passed since Ms. Bilik fled Odessa, but time and the searing memories of war have not worn away her affection for her first home.
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The pair — who began dating in May, shortly after Grande's breakup from rapper Mac Miller — have been using social media to express their affection for one another.
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She more or less literally tells Trump to seek psychiatric help rather than the presidency: I'll leave it to the psychiatrists to explain his affection for tyrants.
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Andrew's affection for a genre often a punchline—if referenced at all—is representational of a career and life that's never been overly concerned with being cool.
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Today, there is a handful available for contemporary or still readily available platforms that truly warrant your attention, regardless of your affection for the series they support.
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Immigration is the perfect example, in which somehow our affection for the rule of law has become conflated with a perceived racism against brown and black people.
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She would fit with Mr. Trump's affection for military officers — he has named two generals to his cabinet so far and one as his national security adviser.
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A former punk musician, McGrath feels a deep affection for the joyful raucous stupidity of rock music; refreshingly, he isn't ashamed to say so in a poem.
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If wistful affection for a golden age in our collective and personal past lies in ruins, how do we embrace the future that will eventually devour us?
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The resulting collection of essays, centered on notable series from "The Sopranos" to "Breaking Bad," brims with affection: for the arts, for criticism and for life itself.
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In short, steer clear of "must love dogs," and lean a little harder into your affection for eggplant parm and pop punk bands of the early 2000s.
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Osinuga, one of the student cochairs, said that Biden's affection for HBCUs came through in the way that he saw the hope, vibrancy, and possibility of HBCUs.
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The contest was named after Paul Bocuse, 91, who is widely considered the father of modern French cuisine and who has great affection for the United States.
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But Mitko is a wily manipulator, motivated at times, perhaps, by genuine affection for the narrator, and at other moments by a durable instinct for self-protection.
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Fans of the mid-century architect John Lautner have a special affection for the Sheats-Goldstein Residence, a glass-and-concrete marvel near Beverly Hills, from 1963.
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But, at which its title gestures, LOVE AND AFFECTION FOR STUPID LITTLE BITCHES is defined by a more hopeful feeling—not positivity, exactly, but something like it.
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Meehan told The Philadelphia Inquirer that he acted "selfishly" when he found out the aide was dating someone else, admitting that he "developed an affection" for her.
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And it shares with Wilson works like "Balm in Gilead" and "The Hot l Baltimore" an affection for born losers, trying (and failing) to help one another.
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In our conversation, which has been condensed and edited, Wilson pointed out that O'Rourke's affection for the Odyssey may be part of a larger interest in heroism.
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We're told the 40 emails were sent just after the alleged rape, and the emails present a picture of a woman who was showing affection for him.
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But there's a consistent strain, going back to his 1987 book The Art of the Deal, of a kind of affection for people who are loyal subordinates.
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Scholars presume that the prints were originally the vibrant, bold colors we see in van Gogh's own paintings — a testament to the painter's affection for his collection.
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Into the breach stepped Rubio, a Tea Party Republican who also happens to be a young, hip Latino guy with an affection for gangster rap and EDM.
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Even their notably tactile affection for one another feeds the mission—as one member put it, they literally hold on to one another without the fear of loss.
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Since taking their relationship public in January, the lovebirds have not been shy about sharing their affection for each other in numerous Instagram photos and red carpet interviews.
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"Despite Kevin's well-known affection for the ladies, he loves his family, and his wife is behind him with the extortion case," said another source close to Parrish.
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Alongside a photo of the mother-daughter duo snuggling up on set of a photo shoot, Jenner left no doubt about the depth of her affection for Stormi.
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Magikarp Jump, despite centering on a pokémon that most view as a punchline, does a great job in fostering a sense of affection for the fish you're raising.
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During the podcast, Perdue said Trump has a "genuine, sincere affection for our farmers and ranchers," despite his upbringing in New York City and career in real estate.
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The pair's joint performance will come after a steamy summer, in which they weren't shy to show their affection for one another, despite not yet confirmed their relationship.
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I was in love with all of them, their goofiness and their clear affection for each other, their euphoria a shining light in this long, dark American summer.
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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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Without Tim and Dawn's suppressed romance, Gareth's stupid-but-cute statements, or even Brent's mild affection for his co-workers, there's no heart to Life on the Road.
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When you look at them on video, and you listen to Anderson's heartfelt affection for Brutus, it's hard to believe that there is no emotional mutuality between them.
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The monarch's deep affection for her pups has inspired a new range of regal pet accessories from the official Royal Collection Trust, which is headed by Prince Charles.
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Since taking their relationship public in January, the pair has not been shy about sharing their affection for each other in numerous Instagram photos and red carpet interviews.
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It's an outdated concept to consider nostalgia a malady, but it's not entirely untrue that the random, wistful affection for something is hitting hard right now in Hollywood.
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While few imagined that the public's affection for the party would fall that low, no one was expecting that its candidate, Benoit Hamon, would reach the second round.
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They boast a healthy affection for old-fashioned, practical effects work, where most of the cars we see crashing are really cars crashing, not sprites in a computer.
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In a blog post discussing the plan, Branson expounds on his personal affection for Cornwall and the adventures he's had there as partial justification for the site selection.
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Although they have been dating only a few months, they are not shy about showing their affection for one another in Instagram posts and frequent interactions on Twitter.
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Produced by, among others, NBA superstar LeBron James, this HBO Sports presentation was obviously made with a tremendous amount of affection for Ali and care for his legacy.
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If the 20163s political counterculture had rock music, the new socialists -- their affection for a good sing-song notwithstanding -- have podcasts, internet memes, and a vibrant independent media.
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The couple — who began dating in May, shortly after Grande's breakup from rapper ex Mac Miller — have been using social media to express their affection for one another.
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His motives seem far clearer than Loughner's, whose journals revealed an incoherent maze of anti-God, anti-government paranoia and affection for gold currency and apocalyptic conspiracy theories.
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At Hemingway's best, the affectations are undone by an affection for the sensuous surface of life, which is of necessity erotically multivalent, neither neatly masculine nor neatly feminine.
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He apparently has an appreciation and affection for a woman who has a substance of personality and other human traits that outweigh considerations of the physical Hollywood ideal.
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SJ: Some of the most popular contemporary stereotypes, like Appalachia's affection for coal, reinforce the very narratives that industries like the coal industry would like people to believe.
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In spite of everything, I had a lot of affection for Haverford, not least because it gave me the education I would need to survive my own life.
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Yet Gowdy, a former prosecutor who frequently professes his affection for the Justice Department, has at times appeared distinctly uncomfortable with GOP attacks on the law enforcement agency.
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But, as the festival's curator, David Kaplan, underscored in titling this year's edition "Beyond Success," O'Neill and Williams shared more than an affection for Provincetown and certain themes.
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About half said they remained in their marriages from the Khmer Rouge era, most of them because they had come to feel sympathy or affection for their spouses.
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Instead, Ms. Negga, 33, a veteran of the British stage and screen, delivers a confident performance that mines Mildred's quiet resolve, subtle strength and affection for her husband.
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The White House praised Stevens for his "humility, legal acumen, and affection for his beloved Chicago Cubs" in a statement issued Tuesday night following news of his passing.
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"Look at me!" he squawks to the accomplices who will soon join him in showing the same affection for an umpire as a dog shows a fire hydrant.
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" When the holidays roll around, you can show your affection for a friend by buying them a tee that says, "I'm actually really nice, until you annoy me.
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For example, in combat officers are often required to insulate their deep affection for their troops so as to prevent their feelings from unduly distorting their professional judgment.
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He also criticized Trump for the "strange specter" of showing "affection for strongmen and authoritarians" such as Russian President Vladimir Putin and Egyptian President Abdel Fatah al-Sissi.
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"I do think the speeding-up of our culture makes people like the old format of that instant satisfaction," Mr. Leeds said about the affection for Polaroid film.
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As a writer of verse himself, he quickly found his affection for the soldier-poet with the "big-ass nose," as the inmates' lightly adapted script put it.
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How to Build a Girl never loses its sense of humor or its affection for its protagonist, but it does lose its way as the story barrels on.
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That's part of why it's felt so refreshing and exciting that this year's best romantic comedies are suffused with sincere affection for the genre and for their characters.
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On the Trump plus side, the National Football League will be happy to know that, thanks to the president, I have developed a modest affection for professional sports.
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My affection for it is probably evidence I have more Lenù in me than I'd like to admit, to return to Alicia's closing question from our second conversation.
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He also suggests that her affection for Sierra is her way of covering up the hate she ought to feel for a woman who slept with her boyfriend.
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Rotunno read aloud Mann's emails and messages to Weinstein that appeared to show affection for him and continued after he allegedly raped and attacked her in March 2013.
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To me, a trans-attracted man probably starts as a chaser, then realizes that he has genuine, healthy affection for trans women, in addition to the heightened desire.
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Mr. Trump, who routinely proclaims his affection for coal, during the presidential campaign flatly rejected via Twitter a suggestion that he might put a price on carbon pollution.
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In an early sign of the academy's affection for "Parasite," Bong and Han Jin Won won an Oscar for writing the original screenplay for the film, beating Tarantino.
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As Celine gets pulled deeper into New Orleans's underbelly and Sébastien's strange circle, an otherworldly killer becomes more determined to use Sébastien's growing affection for Celine against him.
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After all, their affection for the Citgo trimark seems to have been instrumental in getting the city to set up the deal that allowed the sign to stay.
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While liberal fervor to take on Mr. Trump helped boost Mr. Ossoff, conservative affection for the president appears to have been less of a factor in the race.
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He is president of the ATP's Player Council but also has a deep affection for the International Tennis Federation's flagship Davis Cup, having won the title in 2010.
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Clinton castigated Mr. Trump for his affinity for Mr. Putin, saying the Republican candidate had an "affection for tyrants" that would make him a poor commander in chief.
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But it has a palpable affection for Toronto's cultural scene and for Ms. Goldstein, who would most likely have no trouble standing out at an audition in real life.
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Coach Gregg Marshall, 19 seasons in as a coach known for physical defense and rebounding, isn't afraid to express his affection for this team's ability to roll the scoreboard.
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But instead of feeling like a cool melding of two worlds I've grown to like and feel affection for, the integration of the two plots feels sloppy and forced.
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Well, I still have great affection for the Huffington Post since Arianna and I started it together, and it's clearly gone through a lot of changes over the years.
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The politics: Trump doesn't have the same affection for Silicon Valley as his predecessor, so tech firms know that they have to pick their battles, said one tech lobbyist.
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Now, based on the two decisions mentioned above, you might not think that Democrats would have any particular affection for Kennedy, who concurred with the majority in both cases.
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On Monday, the "Havana" singer and her rumored boyfriend stepped out for a date night in Montreal — and they certainly weren't shy to show their affection for each other.
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Twitter 101: if you're a hardline supporter on one side of a controversial issue, nothing will save you from trolling if you show any affection for another polarising topic.
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I have no great familiarity with sports, but endless affection for Kate Winslet and Leonardo DiCaprio just trying to make love work in this crazy, shipwreck of a world.
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Laura Hudson: But even he seems to have real affection for his daughter (though that doesn't stop him from blasting her with his alien powers in that final confrontation).
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You are Oprah When he flirted with a Reform Party presidential bid in 1999 and 2000, Trump during an interview with Larry King declared his affection for Oprah Winfrey.
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In the 130-minute film, the character LeFou – sidekick to the main villain Gaston – expresses affection for his macho boss and also dances with a man at a ball.
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As a man who spent 20 years at Oracle before joining his old friend Marc Benioff to help run Salesforce, he felt no affection for his old company either.
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It is designed to mimic affection for users who show it kindness by becoming warm to the touch, going to "sleep" when it's cuddled or following users when called.
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Democrats have been fixated on the Siberian Connection since the Republican primaries, when Trump made no secret of his affection for Putin or his willingness to work with Russia.
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Their affection for Disney runs so deep, in fact, that they're worried their 1-year-old son — and a second one on the way — may not match its intensity.
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Many Capricorns with affection for weed may find themselves on the business end of cannabis, creating their own farm or pulling late nights to launch a cannabis start-up.
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Chance the Rapper has apologized for a tweet, sent on Wednesday, that appeared to defend Kanye West's suddenly ear-splitting affection for Donald Trump and other right-wing ideologues.
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Rioux's book is exceptionally good at establishing how these tensions drive not only the novel's narrative interest but also millions of readers' deep and lasting affection for the novel.
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I say this not because of great affection for the Democrats and their big and expensive government vision, but because the Republican Party has left me and embarrassed me.
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Despite having some really deep-rooted affection for Anonymous (it's composed of "the very talent that America needs"), McAfee has come down on the side of rule and law.
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"Free Willy," a 20153 family film involving a boy and his affection for a young orca in the Pacific Northwest, drew significant attention to the plight of the whales.
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Menendez's bribery trial 'A Bridge Too Far' On the bench during the Menendez trial thus far, Walls' wit and affection for classic movie references have been on full display.
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Other black politicians in South Carolina, the vast majority of them Democrats, are still trying to square their personal affection for Mr. Scott with his support for Mr. Trump.
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Mr. Greenspan, who has won six Obie Awards for his work as an Off Broadway actor and dramatist, has always had an affection for the avant-garde of yore.
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He also senses a revived affection for the wine in Alsace because it is so easygoing and companionable, and goes well with food, particularly fish, cheese and vegetable dishes.
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But Mr. Mitchell resigned this year and is due to be replaced by a career diplomat, Philip T. Reeker, who has displayed no public affection for the Orban administration.
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One gets the sense that you have a real affection for Harper Lee and yet you expose her demons, her heavy drinking, her insecurities, her disdain for her hometown.
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When Alzheimer's Makes Room for Love (2018) My mother nearly destroyed me when I was young, but my affection for her increased as the woman she once was diminished.
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Former House Speaker John Boehner, who met Van Dongen as a freshman congressman, compared Van Dongen's love of fine dining to his own affection for golf and red wine.
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Ms. Kim is so committed to Stevie's hysteria that Jeffrey's affection for her seems absurd; Mr. Dunn-Baker's dimness as Jeffrey does much the same in the other direction.
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Weinstein's attorneys highlighted a series of emails and texts that Mann sent to Weinstein that appeared to show affection for him long after the alleged attack in March 2013.
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Despite her affection for Biden, Myers, a member of the Richland County Council, had grown concerned by what she saw as an absence of grass-roots enthusiasm for him.
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The pair's joint performance will come after a steamy summer, in which they weren't shy to show their affection for one another, despite having not yet confirmed their relationship.
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Mr Ocasek became celebrated for his lyrics, which showed his affection for Bob Dylan, the Carpenters and Beat poets, and he delivered the lines with a cool, enigmatic attitude.
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In effect, as the Trump administration gives physical expression to its affection for Israel, a rift appears to be widening between the world's two main centers of Jewish life.
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Judging by positive feedback given by about half of the participants, the authors said affection for a plant of one's own may have played a role in reducing stress.
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Nevertheless, pundits can't quite shake their affection for stories that suggest Trump's crazy whims—on a China trade war, say, or buying Greenland—are just crazy enough to work.
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When this curious quotation first circulated among music lovers, it seemed a bit baffling coming from a leader who had not previously evinced much affection for the classical repertoire.
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Although she's hardly a lyrical writer, Cornwell allows her heroine a rare opportunity to express her affection for Boston, and especially for her favorite park along the Charles River.
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"I have great affection for Donald Trump and I'm very excited about what he's been able to achieve here and I'm very much in the Trump camp," Stone said.
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Similarly, it's a false choice to ask if the issue in Egypt is Trump's disdain for journalism or his curious affection for Arab autocrats — it seems to be both.
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Hughes brought back Foer in order to gain the prestige and cachet that would come with the acclamation of the TNR alumni network, even though he had no real affection for the kind of journalism Foer values; Foer told Hughes what he wanted to hear in order to get the funding for the magazine of his dreams, even though he had no real affection for the kind of digital publication that Hughes wanted.
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Though they clearly have affection for one another, Cyrus recently told Andy Cohen that she wishes the two were closer and would build a bond not based on professional work.
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I ask him whether he himself currently feels alienated from a culture where even those ostensibly on his "side" don't have a lot affection for provocative jive and gleeful contradiction.
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And he wanted her to be in a rough spot when she did: fighting off made-up memes about her fraud, her affection for Sharia law, and even her murders.
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"West Wingers and those who traveled regularly with Trump noticed that he and Melania seemed to have some sincere affection for each other despite media speculation," Woodward writes in Fear.
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Sitting side-by-side at a picnic table after the wedding, the pair were drinking beer and discussing their affection for each other on camera just moments before the scare.
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And lately, she has been professing her affection for the sticky-icky by donning Smoke Weed Every Christmas and The Tree Isn't the Only Thing Getting Lit This Year sweatshirts.
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Little on Mr Tajani's CV grabs the eye, bar an affection for Italy's long-defunct monarchy and a spell as spokesman for Silvio Berlusconi, the bunga-bungatastic former prime minister.
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The Vermont senator's laser focus on economic issues are a big draw, local organizers said, but they also delight in his affection for the shoe-leather activism of past generations.
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In hindsight, the board chose the right man because the club's former player is tireless in converting his own affection for the club into a core value for the team.
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In addition to all of this, I have a firm, long-standing affection for women that I would finally like to provide me with the opportunity for basic human happiness.
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Carl Sagan, seen in file footage, emerges as a benevolent public figurehead for the project, but other participants mirror his humor and his affection for the Voyagers and their mission.
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On Sunday, Lady Gaga shared some photos on social media of her and boyfriend Christian Carino that proved this happy couple isn't afraid to show their affection for each other.
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The director's affection for his protagonists is obvious in the way he films them, with tenderness and sympathy, the angles emphasizing their beauty and youth in the throes of passion.
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The older Mr. Dhillon had agreed to attend Monday's race out of affection for the dogs, but when asked his opinion, grimaced as if he had just eaten a lemon.
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It's a carefully thought-out crossover that shines with affection for both its sources, one that never goes for the cheap joke when it can go for the gut punch.
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While a controversial figure, both Mr. Castro's supporters and detractors recognized his tremendous dedication and love for the Cuban people who had a deep and lasting affection for "el Comandante".
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Alongside a photo of the mother-daughter duo snuggling up on the set of a photo shoot, Jenner, 21, left no doubt about the depth of her affection for Stormi.
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But I tired of being used, and wanted real companionship, so I eventually started hanging out with just one cute little guy who seemed to have genuine affection for me.
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