He felt that black women should be celebrated and black beauty should be celebrated.
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"It's not even saying they need to be celebrated, but they need to be celebrated as human beings and as women, not as prostitutes," Owen said.
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Single people should be celebrated — I think this constantly.
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In fact, her strength, individuality and integrity should be celebrated.
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We deserve to be celebrated, and the Grammy Academy agrees!
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And perhaps in principle, every averted death should be celebrated.
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Taking time for yourself is a thing to be celebrated.
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Jones' story is one to be celebrated and even emulated.
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It should be celebrated as an accomplishment of our humanness.
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Most will not be celebrated and put on magazine covers.
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These are creatures that deserve to be celebrated every day.
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Traditional Sail Merchant Seafaring is a craft to be celebrated.
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Nowadays everything is going wireless, and that should be celebrated.
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They're a beautiful feminine thing that needs to be celebrated.
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Now Mr. Day — and his storied glove — can be celebrated.
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Failure almost always leads to success, and should be celebrated.
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It also means that you can be celebrated and loved.
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Durability, such as it is these days, should be celebrated.
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The film continues to be celebrated for its diverse casting.
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The entitlement of being straight and white shouldn't be celebrated.
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Hard work, creativity, and entrepreneurship should be celebrated and rewarded.
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Those memories are precious, and they deserve to be celebrated.
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World Communications Day 2018 will be celebrated on May 13.
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Living the American dream should be celebrated rather than denigrated.
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The compensation clause is not likely to be celebrated today.
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The band's decision should also be celebrated beyond the Talladega community.
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Then she'd rant about how Christmas shouldn't be celebrated before Thanksgiving!
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"I love moms and believe they should be celebrated," Cailin added.
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Davis' talent should be celebrated — but it shouldn't just be praised.
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LGBTQ+ designers and artists deserve to be celebrated all year round.
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In Canada, Thanksgiving will be celebrated this year on Oct. 14.
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Or have something behind it, but it tends to be celebrated.
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However, it's an event that should be celebrated all year round.
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Your life, your life, my life, everybody's life, should be celebrated.
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Because, "You should be celebrated simply for being here," Lawhead wrote.
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As long as they pay their taxes, they should be celebrated.
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His 70th birthday will be celebrated around the country: On Sept.
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The winners will be celebrated at a lunch on Jan. 6.
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Using extreme violence to enslave an ethnicity should not be celebrated.
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Father's Day will be celebrated pending the length of the finals.
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The 40th anniversary of their launch will be celebrated next month.
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That will be celebrated by many on a balmy Miami night.
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Let's be honest: girls should be celebrated all day, every day.
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While it will be celebrated as a milestone, it shouldn't be.
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The Love is Art Kit Sex is beautiful and should be celebrated.
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Our "Cupid's Picks" if you will, because all relationships should be celebrated.
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The inaugural class of female Eagle Scouts will be celebrated in 2020.
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The fallen victims of our history should be celebrated regardless of race.
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None of this suggests that Moonlight winning Best Picture shouldn't be celebrated.
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You will be celebrated and scorned, built up and then torn down.
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An evil genius who should not be celebrated or rewarded, but feared.
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For one night, people with mental and physical disabilities would be celebrated.
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Every postpartum journey is different and should be celebrated for creating LIFE!!!
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It's an Easter bun, so it should only be celebrated at Easter.
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The UN's International World Happiness Day will be celebrated on March 20.
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Great talent is everywhere, and diversity in storytelling deserves to be celebrated.
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He and his teammates would be celebrated together, praised together, lionized together.
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That's why the military's recent, progressive run of decisions should be celebrated.
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Beauty, to us, is fun, happy, and colorful — something to be celebrated.
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The salty gem of the sea should be celebrated all-year round.
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He expected to be celebrated for it, and that has not happened.
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The festival's anniversary will be celebrated this weekend at the Monterey fairgrounds.
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Couples at WeWork weren't a human resources problem – they could be celebrated.
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They know that holidays like Christmas may not be celebrated on Christmas.
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If I write in English, I will be celebrated and win prizes.
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The honorees will be celebrated at a Kennedy Center gala on Dec.
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Children with Down syndrome should be celebrated, loved, and embraced by society.
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Any branded birthday experience should be celebrated, especially a Taco Bell brand.
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But the moral lesson is the same: Abraham's piety should be celebrated.
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Of course, Her Majesty's 90th won't just be celebrated down the pub.
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The great enduring American tradition of diversity is to be celebrated and cherished.
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For that one night, people with mental and physical disabilities will be celebrated.
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"Being different is OK, being different is acceptable, and it should be celebrated."
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A young man modeling how to stand on principle is to be celebrated.
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Take a look ahead to see where those amazing folks will be celebrated.
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I just want Lauren to feel fulfilled and joyful and to be celebrated.
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His case should be a rallying cry, and his release should be celebrated.
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The knowledge and innovations from black communities should be celebrated all year long.
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If this is the case, then how could wealth accumulation not be celebrated?
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Yes, we can save more lives, and that rightly deserves to be celebrated.
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I don't think it's necessary, but if it is it should be celebrated.
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His armies committed mass atrocities, they say, so he should not be celebrated.
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This would be celebrated as excellent in most customer-related services or industries.
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"She is to be celebrated, of course," said her coach, Dieudonné Ebouele Motto.
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Vicki's life will be celebrated at an event in Virginia later this month.
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Rachel Talbot-Ross (D) previously said Columbus should not be celebrated or honored.
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Rachel Talbot-Ross (D) said Christopher Columbus should not be celebrated or honored.
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It's a fine thing to be celebrated, but success can take up space.
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The holiday will be celebrated each year on Obama's birthday beginning in 85033.
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They will be celebrated at a ceremony in Los Angeles on Nov. 14.
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Kids will always need an outlet where their many talents can be celebrated.
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"You can't celebrate somebody who doesn't want to be celebrated," he told me.
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Women in media should be celebrated for their diversity of experience and wisdom.
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In one sense, the triumph of this idea should be celebrated, she said.
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TUESDAY PUZZLE — Who says that Halloween can only be celebrated on one day?
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All generations can agree on RBG as someone who deserves to be celebrated.
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Her bravery and endurance may never be celebrated in our lifetime, or hers.
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These important additions to the cultural landscape are to be celebrated, and continued.
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What he needed was an event where a prototype vehicle could be celebrated.
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Does all work by underrepresented filmmakers have to be perfect to be celebrated?
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United States presidents tend not to be celebrated for their groovy record collections.
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Of course, in this twisted era, fact-checkers should be celebrated every day.
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The following night, a very different American legend will be celebrated: Walt Whitman.
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She will not run but her "career will be celebrated," the university said.
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Diversity would be celebrated, and collective cultural and religious rights respected and protected.
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Diversity in Judaism is, in our view, to be celebrated rather than denigrated.
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It reassures us that our vulnerabilities are meant to be celebrated, not hidden.
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Gay pride parades will also be celebrated around the world on June 30.
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If there's anyone that deserves to be celebrated come May 12th, it's your mom.
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Expressing lust is wildly cathartic and normalizing, and we think it should be celebrated.
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Plucky entrepreneurs who operate beyond the grasp of venal bureaucrats should surely be celebrated.
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Either way, all birth stories should be celebrated as the miracles that they are.
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For that, Ashley Williams, and activists like her, should be celebrated for shaming silence.
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Her legacy in this world is something special, and should be celebrated every day.
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EDT Friday; the 40-year anniversary of her Opry debut, to be celebrated Sept.
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"I called it Empower Cocktails because I want women to be celebrated and empowered."
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Regardless, Mr Bogle should be celebrated as the patron saint of the small investor.
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All guide dogs are smart, talented and adorable creatures that deserve to be celebrated.
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His legacy is expected to be celebrated at the Irish Open, which begins Thursday.
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Their efforts will be celebrated during a broadcast TV event beamed around the world.
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Front Burner Yokan, a jellied confection, will be celebrated this week in New York.
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I hope that, regardless of what your political viewpoint is, this should be celebrated.
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"He's a man to be mourned, but he lived a life to be celebrated."
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After all, a new RCR is something to be celebrated, even by the uninitiated.
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But they also remind us that coexistence can be celebrated, and needn't be feared.
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If money is raised that eventually goes to helping people, that should be celebrated.
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"If it's a subway station in a historical area, that has to be celebrated."
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That Mr. Gorey would be celebrated at such a funereal event is hardly surprising.
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Esteemed writers can be celebrated for being loud, angry, and rude, as Hitchens was.
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The variety of dialects in any language should be celebrated, she said, not suppressed.
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Maybe being a yenta isn't something to be celebrated, but it is really, really fun.
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"We believe that elderly people should be celebrated and cared for with respect and compassion."
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The couple's nuptials will be celebrated at St Bride's on March 5, the church said.
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He wants to be celebrated for this and deserves to be known for his talent.
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Turning 291 years old is certainly something to be celebrated — no matter who you are.
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I perhaps mistakenly believed this was a nickname that would be celebrated by the public.
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I would be celebrated if my goal had been to be an Olympic gold medalist.
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But should these colorful colonies be celebrated or removed, given that the birds are invasive?
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Small towns like mine, and similar communities across the U.S., should be celebrated and strengthened.
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The excitement of having a new life - independent of gender - is something to be celebrated.
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Hudson's appointment will be celebrated in a ceremony hosted by Michael Kors on November 7.
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From an energy security perspective, this is major progress that should be celebrated and encouraged.
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He also knows that many of these disorienting advances should be celebrated more than lamented.
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You have a fantastic support system, and it deserves to be celebrated, commemorated, and honored.
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Among her "grander family," as she calls them, frugality is a trait to be celebrated.
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The People's Republic's 70th anniversary will be celebrated with a military parade on October 1.
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Baylor, congratulations on making it this far, your undefeated season is something to be celebrated.
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The team will be celebrated Wednesday with a ticker tape parade through New York City.
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Yes, ending captive orca breeding is a wonderful first step and it should be celebrated.
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These players will be celebrated, and emulated, but I wonder if they'll get any shrines.
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Also to be celebrated: the number of actors and dancers from the current ballroom scene.
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We all need to be celebrated sometimes, warts and all, just for keeping on going.
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Laura Gayot from Brockton argued passionately: I think Christopher Columbus Day should NOT be celebrated.
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The former senator's life will be celebrated for five days in Arizona, Maryland and Washington.
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The expansion is in anticipation of the theater's 50th anniversary, to be celebrated in 2020.
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President Trump's executive order is one such tool, and as such it should be celebrated.
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Fet Gede is observed typically in early November, although it can be celebrated all month.
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Bob Ross is an absolute legend and his art can be celebrated in many different ways.
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As RiRi pointed out, both ladies deserve to be celebrated for their incredible albums this year.
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It's death and loss and pain, and is definitely not something to be celebrated or romanticized.
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St. Mary Magdalene, also known as Mary of Magdala, will be celebrated this Saturday, July 22.
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If an actor is speaking out about something they agree with, that actor should be celebrated.
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But everyone has their own thing to offer, so I think that should be celebrated more.
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Princess Diana's stunning style will be celebrated next year in a special exhibition at Kensington Palace.
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Depending on how their network is doing, they'll be celebrated or verbally attacked by the journalists.
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IFAB might have hoped that the VAR system would be celebrated as a long-awaited improvement.
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"I hope that regardless of what your political viewpoint is, this should be celebrated," she added.
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If you're caught, you might be celebrated as a hero, or your life could be ruined.
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You might think that research upending that conclusion would immediately be celebrated as an important breakthrough.
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We're up to 800 now, but 666 seemed like a notable number that should be celebrated.
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Phil Robertson, Deputy Asia Director for Human Rights Watch, told CNN the conviction should be celebrated.
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Here's where you can celebrate Happy Canada Day the way it was meant to be celebrated!
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More money in the pockets of Americans to grow our economy should be celebrated, not dismissed.
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In their eyes, they should be celebrated each and every day with catnip and playtime galore.
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Further, putting aside race and political leanings, his record deserves to be celebrated on its own.
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Former President George Bush will be celebrated in a national funeral service in Washington tomorrow morning.
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Former President George H.W. Bush will be celebrated in a national funeral service in Washington today.
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Based on 2016 demographics, there were 110.6 million unmarried people in the country to be celebrated.
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The toy company announced on Monday that the venerable author will be celebrated with two Pop!
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You know you're going to be celebrated and looked at, and you have to be willing.
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"The plantation ... should be celebrated and replicated," added Krishnan, who wants other states to follow suit.
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The winners and finalists will be celebrated at a gala in New York on May 20.
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"It's an achievement, and it should be celebrated," Mr. Conner said of the drop last year.
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"My client @StormyDaniels should be celebrated for her courage, strength and intelligence," he wrote on Twitter.
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Recipients will be celebrated at an upcoming ceremony led by Queen Elizabeth II at Buckingham Palace.
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The acquisition will be celebrated in an upcoming installation in MoMA's lobby, opening in early December.
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In May, the parents-to-be celebrated their one-year wedding anniversary during the Cannes Film Festival.
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"What I've seen him do is courageous — be bold, and that is something that should be celebrated."
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Let's continue to show that beautiful bodies come in different sizes and they should all be celebrated.
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In a series of Instagram stories, she insulted a model and said morbid obesity shouldn't be celebrated.
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I believe it should be something to be celebrated by everyone but I know it won't be.
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In 1971, Congress declared Memorial Day a national holiday to be celebrated the last Monday in May.
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All this is to be celebrated, for it is a symptom of rising prosperity and expanding choice.
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There's something to be celebrated in the fact that there are so many Pride offerings this year.
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The singer/actor is set to be celebrated for 10 years of creativity with the Decade Award.
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In 1941 Congress wrote the holiday into law, to be celebrated on the fourth Thursday in November.
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The performance coincides with World Pride Month, which will be celebrated in New York City this year.
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Whether Hefner and his empire should be celebrated or reviled has always been a fiercely debated question.
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But, any opportunity to add more vicious talent to the ever-entertaining lightweight division should be celebrated.
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Just one day after the royal wedding, the parents-to-be celebrated their one-year wedding anniversary.
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Friday, January 22, 2016 A religious service will be celebrated on Friday, January 22 at 3 p.m.
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"We should be celebrated I think in some ways as the great American car company," Ford said.
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So this is a big occasion, one that should be celebrated with a full-page Reporter notice.
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She continues to be celebrated as a symbol of endurance and tragedy—tropes familiar to LGBTQ folk.
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Ramadan culminates with the holiday Eid al-Fitr, which will be celebrated this year in mid-June.
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All of which is not to say that Hefner's life should not be celebrated -- in some way.
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Roberts should be celebrated in an "appropriate space and manner" elsewhere within the law school, Thrasher added.
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Don't tell them they are special Kids can be celebrated for their passion, their grit, their dedication.
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Immigrants in America play an essential role in our society and ought to be celebrated, not vilified.
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The fact that the U.S. as a whole doesn't suffer this fate is something to be celebrated.
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The event will be celebrated this weekend at a lunch organized by Paul Klenk, a regular contributor.
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For Kamali, her eldest child was "distraught" over the idea that Purim wouldn't be celebrated as usual.
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Tracy K. Smith Poetry deserves to be celebrated, and how better than through our present poet laureate?
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This is one case where multiple winners are actually something to be celebrated, or at least allowed.
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"They're just an inspiration that should be celebrated and applauded, not rebuked," trainer Dewayne Ingram told KTUU.
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And the work of some contemporaries, including Georges Fouquet and Philippe Wolfers, also continues to be celebrated.
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The third Monday in January would be celebrated as Martin Luther King Jr. Day starting in 1986.
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This year's winners will be celebrated at the "Mimi" Awards at Lincoln Center Theater on Dec. 4.
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No passion is too niche on TikTok because you will be celebrated for having fun being yourself.
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The weapons hand-over will be celebrated in a ceremony in Mesetas, in Meta province, on Tuesday.
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And Team Israel is starting to be celebrated in Israel itself, where soccer and basketball normally dominate.
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"The news today that the forthcoming season will be Lindsey's last is to be celebrated," Shaw said.
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Until someone does, she will be celebrated accordingly—with sex, tears, violence, and hearts bleeding across the stage.
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We wanted to show women that it is beautiful, that it is enough, that it should be celebrated.
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Our experience is nuanced and beautifully complex — and one that should be celebrated, not reduced to a stereotype.
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And a strong argument can be made that whistle-blowers should be celebrated and rewarded for their courage.
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It enables me to be larger than life, and for others to see that femininity should be celebrated.
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Instead, giving the gift of parenthood to those who cannot have it should be celebrated—and regulated sensibly.
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You deserve your own day to be celebrated because you are the best dad anyone could ever have.
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To him, getting engaged when you're 20 and 23 is normal and something to be celebrated, not defended.
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Officials call it a gift for the communist country's 70th birthday, which will be celebrated on October 1st.
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The holiday will be celebrated at participating locations, and you can find the one closest to you here.
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Trump and the NFL The Philadelphia Eagles' Super Bowl championship will be celebrated at the White House today.
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Should he not be celebrated for seeking out the picturesque and using it to show us quintessential India?
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Its capabilities surpass any other device on the planet, and for that alone, it deserves to be celebrated.
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Annea Lockwood, influenced by ecofeminism, will be celebrated at 80 with a Composer Portrait concert at Columbia University.
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In this milieu of nannying, the FDA's action must be celebrated as a rebuff to the food police.
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Everything should be embraced, everything should be loved, and that's something that should be celebrated and not destroyed.
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Raising a relatively small amount of money and selling a company for $100 million dollars should be celebrated.
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It's not fair to take credit of someone else's work, therefore Christoper Columbus Day should not be celebrated.
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The availability of a vehicle for fixing problems not spotted in real time should be celebrated, not castigated.
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The wide uptick in tuition-support programs over the past decade is something to be celebrated, not overlooked.
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Any change in the health care system that saves money and makes patients healthier deserves to be celebrated.
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She turned 80 in September, a birthday which will be celebrated on Sunday at National Sawdust in Brooklyn.
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" Semenya's lawyers said that they might appeal, arguing that "her unique genetic gift should be celebrated, not regulated.
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This year we will expand our discussion of whether conquistadors should be celebrated or vilified by discussing monuments.
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Once the formalities are completed, Germany's first same-sex marriages can be celebrated, probably in the early fall.
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It's worth asking whether the impulse to abandon our responsibility to the here and now should be celebrated.
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Three hundred years after her death, Merian will be celebrated at an international symposium in Amsterdam this June.
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That same year, Congress resolved to declare that Thanksgiving would be celebrated on the fourth Thursday in November.
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The event is going to be celebrated all around the world, and Johnnie Walker is here to help.
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For God's sake, he started the fire and now he wants to be celebrated for putting it out.
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Thanksgiving might only be celebrated in the U.S. — but Black Friday is becoming a major event around the world.
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But for others, the influences of drag on mainstream makeup are something to be celebrated rather than sneered at.
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More scientists, engineers, doctors and bosses need to be celebrated on the big screen as well as in boardrooms.
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As a Muslim nation that respects its religious minorities, its history of having saved its Jews should be celebrated.
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Or maybe it should be uniquely yours, because we are all wonderful, inimitable individuals, and that should be celebrated.
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Thus, Eid will be celebrated on different days in different parts of the world (that's what happens without apps).
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The bride-to-be celebrated her upcoming nuptials with fiancée Arie Luyendyk Jr. at a wedding shower this weekend.
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The fact that the benefits of these magical devices are now so widely distributed is something to be celebrated.
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A beautiful wedding is something to be celebrated, but for Camille Grammer, the most special part of her Oct.
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" For Mother's Day last year, the first lady said she believed "mothers should be celebrated each and every day.
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"She wants people to know that Down Syndrome is a blessing, something to be celebrated," according to her website.
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This allows a little more aid to reach Syrians besieged by the regime, which is something to be celebrated.
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On Wednesday, the mother to be celebrated Valentine's Day with an adorable family selfie that was shared on Instagram.
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The changes we undergo in order to carry and birth another human being are beautiful and should be celebrated.
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But, Confederate soldiers "and other people who supported slavery wholeheartedly ... are the ones that shouldn't be celebrated," he added.
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He praises Mr Bush's belief that immigration is to be celebrated, not seen as a "problem to be solved".
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Private equity investors are an integral part of the economy, and should be celebrated for making our country wealthier.
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"Any time a woman is added to the C-Suite it's something that should be celebrated," she told Bloomberg.
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He will be celebrated at a concert on Thursday at Symphony Space on the Upper West Side of Manhattan.
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I could, in essence, become a mighty machine of my making, and be celebrated—rather than castigated—for it.
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While its successes should be celebrated, its failures must be acknowledged, reminding us how much is left to learn.
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In case you haven't picked up on this yet, Mr. Mezhburd believes vodka ought to be celebrated, not vilified.
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On Thursday a new jewel of a museum is to be celebrated in an elegant 19th-century mansion here.
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Ms. Franklin, who died last week at age 76, will be celebrated at a private homegoing ceremony on Aug.
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The wit and whimsy of the Leibers' work will be celebrated at the East Hampton Library on June 23.
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I believe that it should also be celebrated as one of the great athletic feats of any kind, ever.
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In 2016, many voters saw ignorance not as something to be embarrassed about but as something to be celebrated.
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Most of the student organizers at my daughter's school are young women, and that is something to be celebrated!
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These efforts to improve the nation's welfare programs, enabling pathways for people to realize earned success, should be celebrated.
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"The commercial aspect of design is to be celebrated, in museums, in academia, and in culture," she told me.
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That's to be celebrated, but all this plays out on a tilted field that also affects outcomes, and social values.
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Because Harington is a devastatingly good-looking man and he deserves to be celebrated for that on his 30th birthday.
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I would be celebrated for having it because a religion led by men had decided that this was my destiny.
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"I just love that it is going to be celebrated – and that I get to be a part of it."
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IT WAS A dramatic rebuke of Chinese rule of Hong Kong, on the day it was meant to be celebrated.
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Finally, our obituaries editor discusses the career of master accordionist Marcel Azzola, and how lives can be celebrated in writing.
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He champions his "freaks," which include a bearded lady played by Keala Settle, as people that deserve to be celebrated.
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Mass: Scalia's funeral Mass will be celebrated on Saturday at the Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception.
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There are some pictures in this world that are so perfect they need to be celebrated in every way possible.
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If Mueller convicts Manafort, it is likely to be celebrated as proof of the legitimacy of the special counsel investigation.
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Allen Ginsberg and the Beat Generation will be celebrated with a six-day festival starting on Friday in downtown Manhattan.
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They have achieved their positions through tremendous work and dedication and should be celebrated for their success and positive impact.
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Set aside, for a moment, the controversy over whether Christopher Columbus's journey to the Americas should be celebrated at all.
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Obviously, the recent Supreme Court decision for marriage equality is incredible, and just how far we've come should be celebrated.
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He has also gained notoriety for standing up to the vestiges of slavery that continue to be celebrated across Virginia.
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The black leaders said those achievements should be celebrated, and suggested that campaign finance reform was a lower-priority issue.
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And Modelland will be a place where you can come and be celebrated and be a fantasy version of yourself.
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But she's found peace at last: "The more we celebrate our difference, the more we will be celebrated," she writes.
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They said the only black heroes who should be celebrated during Black History Month were those who wouldn't divide people.
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But for as much as they may be celebrated, their arrival has stirred a lot of questions not easily answered.
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Austen may be celebrated as the quintessential novelist of manners, but her wit can be cruel and her portraits unsparing.
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While those advances should be celebrated, it is also time to recognize that the significant progress achieved is not enough.
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"This is a part of the body that should be celebrated," Schechter said in a statement about the museum's opening.
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I feel like those kinds of communities where that can really happen need to be celebrated a little bit more.
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And if you're wondering whether that's something to be celebrated, just let your mind take an amble down memory lane.
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" Then, there was the time he made fun of Kim Kardashian's body, saying "flaws" — meaning her cellulite — "should not be celebrated.
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Nudity shouldn't define an actor's capabilities; instead, it should be celebrated as equally as their other personal and on-screen accomplishments.
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Going forward, it would be appreciated if more shows treated possible queerness as something as something to be celebrated and explored.
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She wants to see what she's going to look like in the jeans, and also be celebrated throughout all of this.
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Most Skillful: These Dabbing Grandmas Because successfully flipping a water bottle on a table can only be celebrated with a dab.
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I feel bloated 24/7, my weight fluctuates constantly — it comes with being a woman and should be celebrated, not criticized.
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There were no caucus results to be celebrated, or explained, or mourned, given the state party's problems with reporting the data.
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You might then think that sex work ought to be celebrated, normalized as an integral part of any healthy, functioning society.
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In any case, "Versailles in Hollywood sauce" is a girlish, dreamlike place like none other and should be celebrated as such.
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Along with family friend Canon Liam McNamara, the mass will be celebrated by parish priest Father James Walton and two archbishops.
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Entrepreneurship may be celebrated in the abstract — but too many politicians have no hesitation in using government power to stop innovation.
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In a promotional video, Alabbar said the plan was to create an 'elegant monument that will be celebrated by the world'.
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But just because the world continues to trend towards disaster, that doesn't mean that the trivial has ceased to be celebrated.
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It will be celebrated across the globe by more than a billion people, making it one of the world's biggest holidays.
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Photos like Hayek's are important reminders that bodies are beautiful and should be celebrated at every age and at every size.
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Shakespeare will be celebrated here on Saturday with parties, a jazz procession in the New Orleans style and, of course, plays.
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The birth of a child is a special moment to be celebrated — this should be true even for women behind bars.
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To be sure, there has been progress, and there is much to be celebrated in the ongoing success in supporting breastfeeding.
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In a world where even the most impressive women are not taken seriously, any attempt towards positive change should be celebrated.
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This level of conservation is a major achievement that should be celebrated by all who value our natural lands and resources.
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A person whose only historically resonant contribution was the subjugation of black people need not be celebrated today in public monuments.
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Over and over, he says in "Gloves Off" that he should be celebrated for that solicitation ad, simply because it worked.
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While the rematch is a massive risk, McGregor will be celebrated more than ever should he take the win over Diaz.
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The game is meant to be celebrated, the field a wide-open expanse awaiting your frolic, your team awaiting your embrace.
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Perhaps unintentionally, the film implies that young female power is to be feared, while young male power is to be celebrated.
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Human beings have a tendency to do things with technology that go beyond original intent, and this inclination should be celebrated.
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These folks are not like most people, but if the rewards they garner are financial, they are apt to be celebrated.
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But he deserves to be celebrated for his talent and not as a foil for the white savior complex on display.
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The 35th anniversary of Brian De Palma's "Scarface" will be celebrated at the Tribeca Film Festival this year, organizers announced Monday.
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In 1894, the U.S. made Labor Day a national holiday, to be celebrated each year on the first Monday in September.
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Still, Cinco de Mayo continued to be celebrated in Puebla and, perhaps more significantly, by Mexican-Americans north of the border.
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Set against that was Halep's victory, which was set to be celebrated on Monday at the National Arena Stadium in Bucharest.
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Instead, Michaels is claiming that Lizzo's "overweight" body shouldn't be celebrated, based on assumptions about her current and future health status.
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Republican Senator Rob Portman accurately described the compromise necessary to reach the agreement as a "rare feat" that should be celebrated.
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That is hardly a mind-set to be celebrated and rewarded at institutions dedicated to inquiry and pursuit of new challenges.
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The choice to start a family with a beloved person is a positive one for her, and this should be celebrated.
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To me, the changing leaves are an ominous sign of the bitter cold to come rather than something to be celebrated.
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The sentiment between the women behind Curly Girl Collective —Tracey, Charisse, Simone, Melody, and Gia — is clear: Black women should be celebrated.
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In fact, the Perseids were the first meteor showers to be celebrated by a Google Doodle in 2009 and again in 2014.
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He said he is being held hostage by the Ambazonia Restoration Forces that had said the national day should not be celebrated.
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This incident went unmentioned in most of Adams's obituaries, and instead his life continues to be celebrated by murals all throughout Venice.
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The move comes just days before the 90th anniversary of the founding of the PLA, which will be celebrated on August 1.
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In fact, he's been regularly making movies with celebrities like Harrison Ford and Ewan McGregor, and his work continues to be celebrated.
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Blessing Abeng told CNN women should not be diminished for their domestic roles and should be celebrated for taking up such responsibilities.
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Subjects of tribute evenings will include Albert Murray, Samuel Beckett, Shirley Jackson and E.L. Doctorow, whose novels will be celebrated on Jan.
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The race is considered close, and a loss by Mr. Huelskamp would no doubt be celebrated by establishment Republican interests in Washington.
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I want to feel like I can actually have a sense of accomplishment, and I want to be celebrated for that accomplishment.
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My gray hair is a gift from Mother Nature, who unknowingly thought a long life should be celebrated with a silver crown.
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But first things first: the installation of the Noack organ will be celebrated with an inauguration festival at St. Paul's from Feb.
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Breakthrough performances from Murray and Jokic and big comebacks, as such, must be celebrated — even at this early stage of Round 1.
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A man I am proud to call my brother, who should be celebrated for his courage to seek change on important issues.
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But there is a lot of segregation in Pittsburgh, and as a result, some things get erased when they should be celebrated.
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Legislation that creates more avenues for those who share that vision to come and work in the U.S. should always be celebrated.
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It's the actor's first time on the show in 35 years and this momentous occasion will also be celebrated by his family.
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Nichols teamed up with Elaine May, and this soon-to-be-celebrated duo performed at a number of Chicago nightclubs and theaters.
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Scant recognition of those facts has led some Wampanoag tribal elders to believe Thanksgiving shouldn't be celebrated at all as a holiday.
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"For me it was more about celebrating things that are already out there, and celebrating things that should be celebrated," he said.
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The first train rumbled over the Hell Gate 100 years ago on Thursday, a moment that will be celebrated by bridge fans.
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But a quieter part of his legacy also deserves to be celebrated, especially in an era of incessant discord over health care.
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The artists on top this year will be celebrated at Nashville's Schermerhorn Symphony Center for the special premiering on CMT on Thursday, Oct.
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Now they and a host of other literary heroes from the Magnolia State will be celebrated along the newly named Mississippi Writers Trail.
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It is a reminder that differences are to be celebrated and embraced, and when they are the most unexpected and liberating outcomes emerge.
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Kublai Khan may be celebrated for his use of paper money -- largely because of Marco Polo's account -- but he also liked ice cream.
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It wasn't until 1971 that Congress designated the holiday as we know it today, to be celebrated on the last Monday in May.
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From there, the holiday grew to be celebrated around the country — and today, one of the largest Juneteenth parades is held in Milwaukee.
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It remains to be seen what sort of mass appeal the series will possess, but "Pose" will surely be celebrated on that level.
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And all this controversy comes before Americans even learn the identity of the woman to be celebrated on a new bill — somewhere, sometime.
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Lou Reed will be celebrated with an entire day of activities on July 30, including film screenings, music performances and martial-arts demonstrations.
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Yet on May 31 of this year, President Trump announced that June would be celebrated as Great Outdoors Month and National Homeownership Month.
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As for whether Kareem agrees with Jim Harbaugh -- who said Kaep should be celebrated for his protest -- Kareem has thoughts on that too.
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" Soraya Sáenz de Santamaría, Spain's deputy prime minister, praised the Spanish police for blocking a vote that "couldn't be celebrated and wasn't celebrated.
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Jerome Robbins's career on Broadway is to be celebrated in a new ballet, featuring extracts from eight musicals closely associated with the choreographer.
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Like Socrates, they argue that people with unusual brains and minds should be celebrated for their traits, rather than overly medicalized and stigmatized.
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"It should be celebrated that parents want to raise confident young women," said Michael Thompson, a psychologist who studies the development of boys.
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The BJP's big win will be celebrated in the Hindi-speaking heartland of the country where Modi draws the majority of his support.
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While that progress should be celebrated, it is now more important than ever to acknowledge how far we've strayed from their intended purposes.
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Neither has ever appeared at the Super Bowl before — and plenty of fans are excited that Latin music will be celebrated in Miami.
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There's one more aspect of Bush's life that I believe deserves to be celebrated -- namely, how the late President could laugh at himself.
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In it, Reeves plays himself and though he only appears in two scenes they're absolutely hilarious and deserve to be celebrated on Halloween.
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AND FINALLY … In 1971, Congress declared a federal holiday in honor of George Washington's birthday, to be celebrated on the third Monday in February.
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It's sending a message to my community and the world that women of all different backgrounds, looks, upbringings ... can stand together and be celebrated.
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He truly was a King of comedy — his bombastic humor will be celebrated for a very long time and he will be greatly missed.
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After all, if you're sending messages to someone before you've even had your first coffee of the day, that's a person to be celebrated.
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And, at least for the next decade, the feat of wearing heels, even a Chelsea boot, should be celebrated as an act of bravery.
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The importance of female friendship in your life is something that should be celebrated, and it's something that all women should make time for.
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We employ the reading of his work as a critical strategy not an invitation to those who may still believe he should be celebrated.
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It is fierce, it is brave, and it should be celebrated alongside her work, which is also, as we know, all of those things.
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"For fans of someone like Mariah Carey, being a diva is a massive part of her mythology—something to be celebrated," Horner points out.
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With World Toilet Day just around the corner, the global efforts of organizations working in tandem to solve the water crisis should be celebrated.
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Now, cruising is within the reach of large segments of the population, and that democratization of the cruising experience should be celebrated, not scorned.
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"The Philadelphia Eagles are unable to come to the White House with their full team to be celebrated tomorrow," Trump said in a statement.
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"The Philadelphia Eagles are unable to come to the White House with their full team to be celebrated tomorrow," Trump said in a statement.
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To me, 'sexy' is a kind of beauty, a kind of self-expression, one that is to be celebrated, one that is wonderfully female.
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According to the philosophy behind Kintsugi, the piece becomes even more beautiful for having been broken; flaws, therefore, should be celebrated rather than hidden.
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Paul George was the leading scorer with 20 points, but his mere presence should be celebrated after his devastating leg injury two years ago.
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While the BAE executives were looking into the future for British combat air capabilities, the Typhoon approaches a landmark of sorts to be celebrated.
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Many actors gravitate toward morally suspect characters, but he is committed to portraying virtue as "something to be celebrated — entertaining, compelling, dramatic," he said.
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From sculptures addressing systemic racism to murals celebrating Indigenous communities, public art is making a real-world social impact that deserves to be celebrated.
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What should be celebrated this week — in verse, song, speechifying and toasting — is the triumph of the Irish spirit, a lesson about humanity's resilience.
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But the death of Prince was a special occasion that even city officials understood needed to be celebrated, that transcended earthly laws and ordinances.
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She deserves to be celebrated for her activism, and I hope more girls will find the strength to fight like her with no fear.
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Editorial The liberation of 21 of the more than 270 girls abducted from a Nigerian school in April 2014 is certainly to be celebrated.
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I wish my kids didn't have wonder whether they would be rejected at the playground, whether their feet were clean enough to be celebrated.
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We instead assume that anxiety and depression are problems to be treated — not that emotional resilience and human flourishing are states to be celebrated.
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It's sending a message to my community and the world that women of all different backgrounds, looks, upbringings … can stand together and be celebrated.
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"A city that gives itself over to art for three weeks is something to be celebrated," Ms. Berman, the St.-Louis-based artist, said.
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Auriemma, who appreciates such dominance, would argue that what is happening this spring is only cyclical and a mark of greatness to be celebrated.
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"Small steps in the right direction must be celebrated at a time where political dismay and negotiations across the Channel dominate headlines," he added.
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This provision of the trade law should be celebrated and preserved, as it benefits American companies and protects our often abused intellectual property rights.
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"For example, a client who hated working out when they started but now has come to enjoy it — that should be celebrated," Katz continued.
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"Whoever protected and sided with the people's revolution deserves to be celebrated, promoted and given a leadership position," the SPA said in its statement.
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The prom that Jessica missed will be celebrated in time, Ms. Williams promised, with police officers, nurses, doctors and medical staff among the guests.
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They know the press secretary briefs in the absence of the president, and this president is never absent — a fact that should be celebrated.
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And these fierce and little-known women deserved to be celebrated globally after 80 years of being nothing more than a blip in history.
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She will be celebrated in "Summer: The Donna Summer Musical," a jukebox show featuring her songs, at the Lunt-Fontanne Theater starting April 23.
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This April is the 70th anniversary of the alliance, which would normally be celebrated in a summit meeting of all NATO leaders in Washington.
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It has shaped us as a couple and I think it is something that needs to be celebrated so much more than it is.
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Celebrating only "strong women" implies that women must have certain traits in order to be celebrated — and that those who do are a rare breed.
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This particular box has recipes for cocktails and even includes the particular alcohol for each recipe, because what special occasion can't be celebrated with cocktails?
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Another consoling assumption would be that after the war Pilecki's courage, determination and ingenuity would be celebrated, not only in his native Poland, but everywhere.
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"This latest announcement will be celebrated globally," added Webber, whose coalition recently warned against exposure to the rabies virus from eating dog and cat meat.
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Billy's voice combined jazz, R&B and soul vocals, making him one the great artists to come out of Philly and to be celebrated worldwide.
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So it's to be celebrated when a new fund is established by a woman and comes out of the gate with a fully-backed fund.
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"As recession concerns dominate headlines and downside risks are still increasing, small wins should be celebrated," wrote Bert Colijn, senior euro zone economist at ING.
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Instead, the key will be "celebrated and indeed elevated" — literally — because the car will use electromagnets to make the key hover between the front seats.
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Nixon recognized it as a holiday In 1972, former President Richard Nixon declared National Arbor Day to be celebrated on the last Friday in April.
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Yes, Halloween is just a few days away, but even before we reach that particular candy-fueled holiday, another chocolate-coated occasion will be celebrated.
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Many former FARC leaders and commanders continue to be celebrated by the group's soldiers long after their deaths, shaping the collective memory of the organization.
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"The Philadelphia Eagles are unable to come to the White House with their full team to be celebrated tomorrow," said a statement issued by Trump.
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"We are in this time where we have to say, 'hey we are women and it's time for us to be celebrated,'" Green told Mashable.
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People may not have a contest for this, but Johnson is downright adorable — and that should be celebrated just as much as his sex appeal.
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Although dads should be celebrated all year round, these chain restaurants are honoring dads across America by offering free food and deals on June 215.
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Chester Bennington will be celebrated far and wide by Linkin Park fans who want to pay their final respects ... and the band's completely on board.
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That they are in Santa Monica, in the historical late-food desert of the Westside, is all the more reason Izzy's deserves to be celebrated.
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"The Philadelphia Eagles are unable to come to the White House with their full team to be celebrated tomorrow," Trump said in a statement Monday.
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If La Cinémathèque Française is truly interested in "showing the complete work of filmmakers," there's a long list of people who deserve to be celebrated.
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The diversity of faiths and beliefs should be celebrated, and lawmakers around the globe have experimented with inventive strategies to accommodate religion under the law.
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But one provision should be celebrated by Republicans, Democrats, and anyone who cares about the true causes of charity, education and health care in America.
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" Bombings would be celebrated, Hawwa continued: "They don't have any means of doing a celebration, they just celebrate with shouting, with gunshots, all the incantations.
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When Hugh Hefner launched Playboy in 1953, he could scarcely have imagined that one day he would be celebrated by conservatives and excoriated by radicals.
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This is a song about steaks and burgers, milk and milkshakes—truly a veritable buffet of bovine-based foodstuffs, and that deserves to be celebrated.
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Traditionally, the left and even many liberals have had a conflicted relationship with American political culture's insistence that America is wonderful and must be celebrated.
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It's a profound reminder of your place in the world—as part of a much larger cosmic order—and ought to be celebrated as such.
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We are, by definition, great lovers of the new gods of media and technology, which allows those things to come to us and be celebrated.
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And to the extent that Trump is replacing ignorance with information and bad policy with good policy, it deserves to be celebrated rather than mocked.
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The book version of the exhibition — a slide lecture translated into a textbook, you might say — will be celebrated on Saturday evening at the gallery.
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But Normani is a superstar in the making, and she's not letting racism stop her: "I deserve to be celebrated and I'm just getting started."
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She's emboldened to go for what she wants -- both in her work and in her relationships -- so why can't that be celebrated instead of demonized?
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Today in Hollywood, playing gay is something to be celebrated, but being LGBTQ, unfortunately, is still all too often something actors feel pressure to hide.
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On the contrary, Trump's failure to rule through the bully pulpit of Twitter and ill-considered and poorly constructed executive decision-making should be celebrated.
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"That is sending a wrong message that our courts have no sympathy, no compassion, and that is not something that should be celebrated," he said.
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Results like these should be celebrated by everyone, regardless of where they are on the political spectrum, because they are good for patients and for society.
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Retail demand is likely to remain robust in May due to wedding season and Akshaya Tritiya festival that will be celebrated on May 33, Ajmera said.
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Centennial celebration The rediscovered moon rock&aposs exhibit is part of the upcoming 100th anniversary of the National Museum of Cambodia to be celebrated in 2020.
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La La Land lines will be celebrated and quoted for decades to come, but Academy voters like a big ladle of gravitas on their original scripts.
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He also read some Easter poetry by Christian socialist Charles Kingsley, author of The Water Babies, whose birth 200 years ago will be celebrated in June.
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Every step is deliberate and, for people whose entire careers are built on the back of authenticity, their inability to be genuinely apologetic shouldn't be celebrated.
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In 2016 Mr Xi declared that April 24th would be celebrated annually as "space day": it is the anniversary of China's first satellite launch in 1970.
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The idea was that every year, in every nation, a woman's day should be celebrated as a way to apply political pressure for expanded women's rights.
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"I don't really have the words to explain the feelings I have right now but I wanted to share because he should be celebrated," she wrote.
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Flash is a menace on battery life and is continually found to have serious security flaws, so its eventual disappearance will be celebrated at every step.
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The church's formal yearlong push for mercy and forgiveness is set to continue through November 20, when the feast of Christ the King will be celebrated.
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While Bland's settlement and BLM's attempts to change policy should certainly be celebrated, they are not without the shadow of sobering moments like Tyree King's death.
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And finally, the winners will be celebrated on March 27 at the PEN America Literary Award ceremony hosted at the New School in New York City.
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"The Philadelphia Eagles are unable to come to the White House with their full team to be celebrated tomorrow," Trump said in a statement Monday evening.
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" Then without prompt, I added, "It is further my hope that one day in Africa, ambitious women will be more likely to be celebrated than scorned.
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They mattered to the world in a way that is rare and should be celebrated, and I try to celebrate that as much as I can.
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"The Philadelphia Eagles are unable to come to the White House with their full team to be celebrated tomorrow," Trump said in a statement on Monday.
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These two films were chosen to help kick off the Philharmonic's 175th anniversary season, when the orchestra's identity as a New York institution will be celebrated.
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"Here's the bottom line: good management is the key to success in any industry ... and it needs to be celebrated when we find it," Cramer concluded.
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A call to volunteer, before El-Sayed and she spoke, had a revival feel to it -- stand up, be counted, pledge some time and be celebrated.
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That doesn't mean this year's draft turnout shouldn't be celebrated, but the need to push for diversity is by no means over and many challenges remain.
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And, while her big sister Kim might be a little concerned about about her unusual "childhood," we'd imagine Kylie's latest endeavor would be celebrated...by some.
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He wouldn't be celebrated as a defender of the law, and teachers certainly wouldn't show up to your niece's classroom with T-shirts bearing his name.
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Another school of thought claims that if gelatin-free lubricant like Zeb's merely enhance sexual pleasure rather than substitute it, then surely this should be celebrated?
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" Ms. Cloud said that designers like Christian Siriano, who dresses women of all sizes, ages and ethnicities, should be celebrated and, she added, "become the norm.
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While Ms. Cheston's case could be celebrated as a victory for sexual assault victims, there remains an enormous amount of obstacles for survivors in obtaining justice.
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It just isn't," she said, noting that "far too much work was done this year by incredible women and men of color that should be celebrated.
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Loved: Rainbow looms Listen, any toy that doesn't have to be charged, connect to social media or cost $300 is a toy that should be celebrated.
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Thus, the Renaissance, a renewal of all of those things was celebrated, and continues to be celebrated today, as Europe's rise out of the dark ages.
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Crombie agrees that domestic work should be shared out equally, but takes issue with Reid's conclusion that this is drudgery that should not be celebrated on Instagram.
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The word homecoming takes on a completely different meaning when you're watching your culture be celebrated in a country you've never truly been able to call home.
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Having a husband is put forth in society as an "accomplishment" to be celebrated — often more so than any personal accomplishments a woman achieves on her own.
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"I think it is time people realized that people with Down syndrome can be sexy and beautiful and should be celebrated," Madeline's mother, Roseanne, told ABC News.
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While every move to hold predators accountable should be celebrated, such efforts have largely focused on the symptoms of an underlying power imbalance in our working lives.
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In a country with such stark generational splits, Mr Jeong says the protests against Ms Park should be celebrated as a rare "meeting of memory and ages".
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There are plenty of uplifting moments that deserve to be celebrated this month, but it's also important to remember moments in history when women's voices were silenced.
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But Wiseau had the good luck to work in an era of instant cult classics, where his inept overconfidence could be celebrated for its authenticity and enthusiasm.
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Designer Christian Siriano stepped in to help Jones prepare for the glam night, and noted that he shouldn't be celebrated for working with women of diverse sizes.
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Invited guests are a prominent part of the State of the Union address each year, whether they're there to be celebrated or to send a political message.
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The initiative comes in the run-up to the 50th anniversary of the partial decriminalization of homosexuality in England and Wales, which will be celebrated in 2017.
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Confederate soldiers, who she often refers to as "enemies of the state," continue to be celebrated as gentlemanly cavaliers, while the deadly persecution of Black Americans maintained.
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In particular, "Spatial Concept, the Bread" (1950) should be celebrated for its grotesque verisimilitude; it looks like something that a young Jean Dubuffet wished he had made.
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Make no mistake, this announcement was a clear win for government ethics and transparency — and while it should be celebrated as a victory, it's absolutely not enough.
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In 2018, the Banknote Character Advisory Committee decided the field of science should be celebrated on the £50 note, and a six-week public nomination process ensued.
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But that does not mean it must be celebrated, or that hard-won efforts to manage anger and discourage aggression in the general population should be reversed.
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This an accomplishment truly to be celebrated, but unfortunately, the basic system through which that assistance is delivered has changed very little over the past 70 years.
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For the most part, the colossal sums spent by English clubs on new players are seen as something to be celebrated, evidence of the Premier League's potency.
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Some would say that Columbus' bringing the New World into permanent contact with the Old ought be celebrated despite his bigotry, which was inevitable in his time.
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Balloons, which are strewn throughout many of the pictures, lend to this notion as well: They want you to see their subjects as something to be celebrated.
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He added that the film's release in advance of the 75th anniversary of the end of the Battle of Stalingrad, which will be celebrated nationwide on Feb.
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The club also functions as a living archive, from the music that is played to the people who show up to celebrate each other and be celebrated.
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Similarly, although Hanukkah has often become reflective of the commercial excesses of the Christmas holiday, Hanukkah's strong message of religious freedom continues to be celebrated by Jews.
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It's fitting that one of Tanowitz's heroes, Jerome Robbins, will be celebrated this season, notably with the anniversary performances of "Dances at a Gathering," his 21895 masterpiece.
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This liberation should be celebrated: To see men who embody less traditional models of manhood competing at the highest levels of civic life is good for everybody.
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"The Philadelphia Eagles are unable to come to the White House with their full team to be celebrated tomorrow," Trump said in a statement at the time.
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Meyer was clearly not to be celebrated, as first World War II, and then the Cold War, set the tone for the historical memory of the Bauhaus.
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The birth will also be celebrated with a 41-gun salute in either Green Park or Hyde Park – and a 62-gun salute at the Tower of London.
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"Smelling like a stripper is definitely a thing, and it's a thing that should be celebrated," says Jacq The Stripper, an author, comedian, and dancer who works internationally.
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While black excellence deserves to be celebrated every day, Black History Month offers a dedicated time to pay attention to the power and resilience of the black community.
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The statement will be celebrated and promoted by the interest groups seeking data liberalization, because support from such powerful block could have global implications sooner than we think.
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European Parliament President Antonio Tajani is due to attend the funeral Mass Friday, which will be celebrated in Mosta, near Caruana Galizia&aposs village, by Archbishop Charles Scicluna.
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"The Left Hand of Darkness" won the Hugo Award—a prestigious prize for science fiction and fantasy novels—and her work continued to be celebrated throughout her life.
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In future years, we fully expect Avocado Smartphone Day to be celebrated as well, and we'll all raise a slice of overpriced avocado toast in Camilo Briceňo's honor.
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Mac Miller's life will be celebrated with a gigantic show in Los Angeles featuring some of music's biggest acts who also happened to be the rapper's biggest friends.
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The automation trend in the knowledge society is no different - we will rise to the challenge, and Labor Day will continue to be celebrated by humans, not robots.
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Anyone with an older sister — or a twin sister — knows that it can sometimes be tough to break out on your own and be celebrated for your individuality.
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Without erasing our heritage, the Senate ought to make room for the women and men whose contributions to the institution and the country are yet to be celebrated.
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Maher sparred with "Real Time" panel guests including author Max Boot over whether Hogg's boycott of Ingraham, who Maher admitted is a "deliberately terrible person," should be celebrated.
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And while that largess is likely to be celebrated by many of New York's taxpayers, it could also leave the state open to pitfalls, both financial and political.
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What immigrants have endured to come to this country, what they have escaped from and what they have built here, these are heroic stories and should be celebrated.
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Henry A. from The Moon stated that acts of violence should not be celebrated: Considering Columbus committed genocide, he should not have a national holiday named after him.
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Once, she said, Nakesha had each student invent a holiday and write about how it would be celebrated, the values it promoted and what artifacts would be involved.
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"The Philadelphia Eagles are unable to come to the White House with their full team to be celebrated tomorrow," Mr. Trump said in a statement released Monday evening.
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Its success will be celebrated this weekend at the Le Mans Classic, an event for vintage cars from the history of the 24-hour race, dating from 1923.
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But while these short-term gains should be celebrated, it will still take many decades or even centuries for some groups to bounce back to their 1916 numbers.
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"The Philadelphia Eagles are unable to come to the White House with their full team to be celebrated tomorrow," the White House said in a statement at the time.
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I want breastfeeding, motherhood, and fitness to be celebrated and most importantly I want everyone to do whatever is best for them and their family with support from everyone.
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LOS ANGELES (Reuters) - The 2144th anniversary of the Woodstock music festival, one of the watersheds of the 2150s counterculture movement, will be celebrated in August with two competing events.
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If something as bizarre as American football can be celebrated so freely, why is The Bachelor still thought of as a program for wine-drunk moms and catty teenagers?
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As a single person, Marie, who says she enjoys celebrating with her friends, still wonders if they will be there for her when it's her turn to be celebrated.
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And what they have concluded again and again ever since is that public nudity is to be celebrated when it is performed with the markings of whiteness and wealth.
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But because this culture is embraced by the race and party that controls the government, it continues to be celebrated and defended in the spirit of love of country.
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"They should be celebrated, and I know Hawaii and — that's what I told our guys, the state of Hawaii is very proud of them," Hawaii coach Eran Ganot said.
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But the anniversary is bittersweet for many -- while some see a legacy to be celebrated, others see the possible challenges going forward, and feel it's a day of mourning.
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Without PACs, speechwriters, or press secretaries, the lower echelons of the state's senatorial race have the grassiest of roots, and we think they should be celebrated for their efforts.
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The result is 220/203, an educational "day of action" that will be celebrated for the second year in a row in cities across the globe on September 220.
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For Art Rolnick, an economist at the University of Minnesota, the selection process — which will continue for months — is "reality show" theatrics and should not be celebrated, he said.
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Read more on modern-day slavery A country like Canada showing leadership on this issue is something to be celebrated and marks a major development in the international debate.
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"Today's decision may be celebrated by some as a victory for individual civil rights and justice, and by others as a political defeat for this president," Judge Shedd wrote.
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"All of a sudden, the light went on, and I thought, 'Oh my gosh, we have this entire body of work out here that should be celebrated,'" she recalled.
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But the media coverage died down after a while, and Allen continued to make movies at the rate of about one per year and be celebrated by the industry.
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But she should be celebrated for elevating the sport -- for runners and non-runners alike -- not for trying to prevent a body other than her own, trying to control her.
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A chance to promote business Though Valentine's day tends not to be celebrated widely across the country, in recent years, various companies have used the event to promote their products.
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While Leonardo DiCaprio's gritty and Oscar-nominated performance in The Revenant is to be celebrated, the way in which his character handles being attacked by a Grizzly bear is not.
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"The Fed's recent signaling of a cut later this month should not be celebrated if this is accompanied by earnings, and possibly an economic recession in the US," Wilson wrote.
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"We live in a time of diversity, in a time of endless possibilities, in a time where expression of oneself is something to be celebrated," wrote Aguilera on her site.
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Not once during the class was sex described as a mitzvah or something to be celebrated with a partner, which is how some observant Jews interpret sex between married couples.
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The 12 Chinese New Year, which starts on February 8, will be celebrated across the globe by more than a billion people, making it one of the world's biggest holidays.
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And that segmentation should also be celebrated because the higher profits from the luxury passengers effectively subsidize the mass-market passengers, making a cruise vacation more affordable for more people.
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It seems logical that Emancipation Day would be celebrated on the day of Abraham Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation that declared the end of slavery in the Confederacy on January 163, 1863.
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Hannah Raybould, the director of BAFTA Cymru, said a retrospective of Mr. Jones's work starting from 1969 would still be celebrated at an awards ceremony in Cardiff on Oct. 2.
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I would encourage them and tell them that they're not only tolerable and OK in the eyes of God, but that they're to be celebrated for exactly who they are.
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To borrow from the actress Viola Davis, diversity "is not a hashtag" to be celebrated when recruiting poor students and put on the back burner once they are on campus.
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For me, my humbleness can sometimes get in the way of sharing, or even remembering that I am successful; and I have realized that success should be celebrated, not ignored.
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Not one to engage with digital tools, he sees the discoloration and wear-and-tear of outdated pieces of media as an asset to be celebrated, not ushered into oblivion.
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Stanford may be known for its proximity to Silicon Valley (and its famous startup-founder alums), but the school also deserves to be celebrated for its incredible commitment to sustainability.
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What may have seemed like a wonkish, technocratic, good-government policy clashed with what turned out to be deeply ingrained feelings among many Americans about when Thanksgiving should be celebrated.
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A mad prince who murders a journalist, kidnaps a prime minister and starves millions of children should never be celebrated at state dinners, but instead belongs in a prison cell.
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Your first gallery show, your first stage role, your first published book, your first runway collection — these are laudable moments; they happen for so few, and they should be celebrated.
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I want to inspire people, especially marginalized communities: It's okay to express yourself, and using your culture and your art is something that's beautiful and something that should be celebrated.
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Transgender youth should be celebrated for living as their true selves, rather than becoming the target for further discrimination through legislation that attempts to violently erase them as human beings.
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Like I'm Not Ashamed, the God's Not Dead movies depend on the idea that Christians are facing increased persecution, but that it is something to be celebrated and even sought.
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We were told to come early because of the significance of this Easter, the first to be celebrated in Qaraqosh since the Islamic State was flushed out of the town.
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LIP GLOSS ANNOUNCEMENT KYLIE Because the day that Kylie Cosmetics announced that they were making lip glosses with a full-length music video is a day that must always be celebrated.
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In art, cinema, and music, human sexuality was something to be celebrated and explored, while the ongoing war in Vietnam thrust an entire generation of young people into an early adulthood.
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But her seemingly darkest act — saddling a young magazine staffer with $62,000 in credit card debt — is the primary reason she can't be celebrated as a kind of scammy Robin Hood.
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Meanwhile British award-winning author Jeanne Willis, who wrote the new tale about spring in Pooh Bear's world, said A.A. Milne's series deserves to be celebrated because of its ageless appeal.
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This has many meanings, but basically what I'm saying is there are some mothers who are to be celebrated for Father's Day just as some fathers are celebrated for Mother's Day.
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The grinding tug-of-war over Puerto Rico debt proved that such agreements are rare achievements to be celebrated, notwithstanding the complaints of interest groups grandstanding for the renewable power silliness.
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Jane Eyre might be celebrated for Jane's romance with the saturnine Mr. Rochester, but it's immortal because of Jane, because of Jane's journey toward self-acceptance, and because of Jane's anger.
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The victory will also be celebrated privately by FIFA's leadership, which had given indications it preferred the surety — and the billions — to come by taking the tournament back to North America.
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Frank Lloyd Wright was funny about his birthday, occasionally fudging the year in favor of youth, but 2017 marks his actual sesquicentennial — to be celebrated with various exhibitions across the country.
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"Nothing has come close to it yet," he said, leading one to believe that if he does one day win the W.B.C., it will be celebrated with more than a handshake.
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New York is expecting as many as 4 million people for the 50th anniversary of Stonewall next week, and gay pride parades will be celebrated around the world on June 30.
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Read These Stories Next:The FDA Has Huge News For At-Home Genetic Tests No, You Don't Always Love Kids Once They're Yours Expressing Yourself Is A Journey — & It Deserves To Be Celebrated
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I was sad that he had assumed that revealing his true gender identity to a teacher was too dangerous to risk, and that he wouldn't be celebrated and embraced for doing so.
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" I wrote down the quote, "He should be celebrated," and then within a few days that story's out, and she had a statement saying, "I feel heartbroken that he has done this.
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A recent rise in startups born and bred in Brazil that are being exported to international markets around the globe to further scale and propagate is a trend to be celebrated. Saúde!
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Not Laughing : In a speech last Friday on Long Island, President Trump encouraged police officers to use rough tactics when doing their jobs, as if police brutality was something to be celebrated.
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Obama's return is likely to be celebrated by leading Democrats who have itched for the former president to play a more active role in helping the party push back against Donald Trump.
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We had so many dedicated artists giving their all on the series, both in front of and behind the camera—so to be celebrated this morning in this way is truly gratifying.
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The series marks the final one for retiring Red Sox slugger David Ortiz, who will be celebrated with pregame events before all three contests and is expected to play the entire series.
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"The more we can show that government officials can be celebrated for doing the right thing, the more it will help the public understand what they should expect from them," he says.
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A pleasant bath is a luxury to be celebrated, and if you feel that hoisting your phone above a steaming tub of death water is worth the 'gram, then go for it.
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It's based in a realization that most of us — trans people, people with disabilities, fat people, and so many others — have bodies that never get to be celebrated in mainstream fitness spaces.
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The great and the good of the music industry will be celebrated tonight at the BRIT Awards 2020, and stars have started to gather on the red carpet donning their finest garms.
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" A wedding cake created by Mr. Phillips, the group said, is "the iconic centerpiece of the marriage celebration" and "announces through Phillips's voice that a marriage has occurred and should be celebrated.
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The Dutch court's decision will be celebrated across the globe as a precedent for other courts mandating climate policies not undertaken, and in some cases rejected, by the democratic branches of government.
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"Whether they go to museums, cemeteries or other willing institutions, it is clear that they no longer can be celebrated in shared civic areas," Signer said in a statement, according to Reuters.
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Everybody thinks about hot dogs, hamburgers and going to the fireworks, but the founding fathers and all the people who served and risked their lives — they're the ones who should be celebrated.
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Midnight mass will still be celebrated on Christmas Eve by rector Patrick Chauvet, but would instead be held at the nearby church of Saint-Germain l'Auxerrois, Agence France-Presse news agency reported.
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One that took the standard female silhouette — the kind that tends to be celebrated and shown off at just such gala moments — and distorted it into a series of expansive, bulbous curves.
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" One editorial in an Allentown, Pennsylvania, newspaper quoted Dr. John Gallagher, chair of the Pennsylvania Medical Society's opioid task force, as icily saying that "any decrease in prescribing is to be celebrated.
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The ability "to say when the year will start, or decide that a religious festival should be celebrated at a particular time, can be quite useful for a politician," Dr. Stern said.
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"Hymns is an attempt for me explore what I find sacred in the world, and what I feel should be celebrated: human relationships and a sense of reverence for nature," he explains.
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Being unmoved by the reality that not even actual video evidence of a man being shot in the back is enough for a slam dunk conviction is not a thing to be celebrated.
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Today, Aldridge deserves to be celebrated for more than his routine 25-point performances or the unprecedented act of bending San Antonio to his will without alienating any of his teammates or coaches.
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These processions were a reminder that a life does not have to have been widely acclaimed to be celebrated, and it is often those who are least renowned who have impacted us most.
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If it was any franchise other than Star Wars, this kind of opening would probably be celebrated — but because it failed to meet Star Wars-sized expectations, it's being viewed as a failure.
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" John Farmer in Los Angeles wrote, "The 'debate' is frustrating too because it swallows up too much of talk about the movies and performances of the year, ones that deserve to be celebrated.
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It's a relatively early example of an idea that's become popular in recent decades: that diversity itself is what makes America strong, and that difference is something to be celebrated rather than eliminated.
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While this is great and something that should definitely be celebrated, season 5 of the critically acclaimed Netflix series is much shorter than what we're used to, clocking in at only three episodes.
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Just in being open and sharing the person that I am, I thought it would be wonderful to really share just a few recipes that could then be celebrated in food as well.
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The films of female directors working in genre cinema (including film noir, horror, action and sexploitation) will be celebrated in "Genre Is a Woman," a series at Film Forum running June 3-16.
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From Eliot and Waugh and Kipling to Michel Houellebecq, there's a reactionary canon waiting to be celebrated as such, rather than just read through a lens of grudging aesthetic respect but ideological disapproval.
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"No matter your view of whether prices are expensive or inexpensive, a new record level for the market is to be celebrated," says Michael Farr, CEO of money management firm Farr, Miller & Washington.
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This being Britain, the occasion will be celebrated with pageantry; warm beer; longer pub hours; equestrian displays; and an appearance by the actress Helen Mirren, who won an Oscar for portraying the queen.
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The event came ahead of Friday's official centenary of the Cub Scouts, an extracurricular organization helping youth develop teamwork and leadership skills, which will be celebrated with a series of events held nationwide.
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Accomplished but utterly unknown as a photographer during her lifetime, Maier, who died in 2009, represents for aspiring artists the dream that their work will at last be celebrated after they are gone.
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LOS ANGELES — Steven Spielberg's publicist, the composer of the "Mission: Impossible" theme song, Cicely Tyson and two powerhouse producers will be celebrated at the 913 Governors Awards, also known as the Honorary Oscars.
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The jazz musician Alice Coltrane will be celebrated in two concert sets on May 21 at the Knockdown Center, one of them featuring an all-star band led by Ravi Coltrane, her son.
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When white artists, writers and editors are identifying with the music or the struggles of African-Americans, Native Americans or other communities, that is a sign of empathy, which is to be celebrated.
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The half-century milestone will also be celebrated in the band's native Liverpool, where 13 cross-disciplinary art commissions — one for each song on the album — have been scheduled for May and June.
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Ellen's friendship with Bush — and her insistence that she not only doesn't deserve criticism for it, but that she should be celebrated for it — is, for this particular celebrity, par for the course.
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He lost his reelection in 43 and became an ideological pariah — too moderate to be beloved as a champion of lost causes and too politically unsuccessful to be celebrated as a shrewd operator.
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But if the public finds these sites unwilling to deliver what they believe should be celebrated as photographic art, I suspect they will reject them further and render these places irrelevant and elitist.
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Two generations of talented actress, mothers, and Hollywood icons will be celebrated at the funeral of Carrie Fisher and her mother, Debbie Reynolds, who both tragically passed away within a day of each other.
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In early June, the then-parents-to-be celebrated their little one with a gender reveal party, where the "Bottoms Up" singer used a rifle to shoot at a target filled with blue dust.
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My self esteem may have been very different during my younger years if I'd know healthy and thick wasn't a bad thing, but that the diversity in our sizes is something to be celebrated!!!!
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We still have work to do so that Pride lives up to its ideals and standards and is a place where everyone can come and be who they are and be celebrated for that.
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We can shift the surrounding culture to be more accepting and supportive when all of us, even those without learning and attention issues, recognize that we all learn differently, and that should be celebrated.
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New Delhi (CNN)In the southern Indian city of Bangalore, where April temperatures can reach up to 39 degrees Celsius (103 degrees Fahrenheit), the arrival of cooling monsoon rain is something to be celebrated.
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There is something perverse about a notion of diversity that would require us to treat Asian-American excellence as a confounding variable to be (partially) corrected for, rather than a legacy to be celebrated.
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These are major gains and should be celebrated, especially considering the fact that the proportion of Americans who did not have health insurance had been rising for many years before the health reform law.
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While the villagers sweep Jeff away to be celebrated as a hero, Sharee gets branded a witch, and is brutally tortured in the name of "science," while Jeff's off getting drunk with the locals.
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Members of the Congressional Hispanic Caucus (CHC) on Thursday introduced a resolution to make "El Día de los Niños," or Children's Day, a national holiday in the U.S. to be celebrated on April 30.
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Such pure and unadulterated displays of altruism should be celebrated, for while this moment of unity will ebb like the waters which have spilled into Houston's streets, they nevertheless represent our true underlying condition.
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The initiatives would imply a constitutional reform to Article 4 establishing that marriages should be celebrated without discrimination due to ethnic origin, disability, social or health condition, religion, and now gender or sexual orientation.
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I like outsiders, and I often feel like one, so the moment where Al is looking at the postcard, wondering if there's some place out there he'd be celebrated, makes me feel for him.
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The collaboration that made progress against Ebola virus disease possible is a shining example of what we are already seeing today with the response to the coronavirus outbreak, and should be celebrated and emulated.
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The Brock Turner case should be celebrated as a success because "it was prosecuted, and a conviction was obtained," said Meaghan Ybos, the founder of People for the Enforcement of Rape Laws in Memphis.
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Instead of seeing the self as the seat of the soul, the meritocracy sees the self as a vessel of human capital, a series of talents to be cultivated and accomplishments to be celebrated.
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An artificial &aposFranksgiving&aposFDR apparently agreed with Hahn and Hopkins, proclaiming on October 31 that "a day of general thanksgiving" would be celebrated on November 23, the second to last Thursday in the month.
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However, I believe that ANY couple that manages to stay together for such a long time — through thick and thin (and thick again) — should be celebrated on whatever timeline works well for the clan.
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Their campaign is growing more urgent as House Democrats prepare to pass the Equality Act later this week, which will be celebrated, at least briefly, as a milestone for the nation's boldest LGBT rights bill.
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Some commenters believe his dad should be celebrated as the genius that he clearly is, while others are appalled that anyone would pretend to be a head of state just to get a restaurant reservation.
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"The passing of 21st Century Cures Act is a show of extraordinary bipartisan unity after a divisive election that should be celebrated," said Ellen Sigal, chair of the patient advocacy group Friends of Cancer Research.
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With her family, including Prince William, Princess Kate and Prince Harry, around her, she will be celebrated with a display of splendid horsemanship, carriage-riding and entertainment that celebrates the 90 years of her life.
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With her style uniform of a blunt blonde bob, opaque black sunglasses and head-to-toe Prada combined with a deadpan delivery of fashionable maxims, Anna Wintour was practically born to be celebrated and parodied.
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The Modern Family star continued, saying Kardashian's ability to post whatever she wants is a sign that she's comfortable in her own skin, adding that it allows women of every body size to be celebrated.
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Loblaw said it expects a 23% hit to its same-store sales and a drop of 3 Canadian cents per share in profit for the quarter as Thanksgiving will be celebrated in Canada on Oct.
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A legal controversy does not take place in the setting of an academic seminar, where multiple points of view on a given issue can coexist and be celebrated as an instance of diversity and creativity.
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The best parades celebrate something distinguishing about a culture; in the elements of a good parade, the spectators see something of themselves, something to be celebrated in the participants marching by, rolling by, coursing by.
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"It was hard to be celebrated for just making a dress for somebody in that way," said Mr. Siriano, who has worked with a range of celebrities, including Amber Rose, Lady Gaga and Laverne Cox.
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Curbelo said in an interview right after the vote that he sees the six no votes from Republicans — along with another who opted to vote present — as success, a "small victory" that should be celebrated.
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Both artists will be celebrated in a concert packed with guests, like the John Mayer Trio, the pedal steel guitarist Robert Randolph, the pianist and bandleader Jon Batiste and the actor (and singer) Bruce Willis.
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"The feeling of not being able to stand up and tell everyone how great she was and not being able to hear stories from others about her...Her life deserves to be celebrated," Campbell said.
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The incident has pitted the military's chief of staff and defense minister, who criticized the soldier's actions, against politicians, the soldier's relatives, and sympathizers who say his actions were entirely appropriate and should be celebrated.
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"When I learned about him I felt like, 'Man this is someone who should be celebrated along the line of the Patrick Henrys, the Jeffersons and our forefathers,' " Parker explained during a post-screening Q&A.
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Jessica Disu, 27, rapper and founder of the Chicago International Youth Peace Movement who is currently working to help stem the violence on Chicago's Southside First and foremost, Black History Month should be celebrated every day.
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From the Waymo lawsuit to questionable shortcuts around regulations to the payoffs to hackers to presiding over a culture that was obviously hostile to women, it's a record that should not be celebrated in any way.
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Garver doesn't hesitate to examine these contradictions in a portrait that doesn't just convey the fierce intellect of Kael's writing, but a time when fierce intellect was something to be celebrated and cherished, rather than scorned.
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Breaking a high score on a 113-year-old game or shaving a quarter of a second off a hotly contested time can and will be celebrated as if the player has won an Olympic medal.
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Rita Katz, who heads the global extremism monitoring group SITE Intelligence, says supporters are stressing that jihad does not end with the death of a single man and that Baghdadi's martyrdom should be celebrated, not mourned.
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We should look past just celebrating immigrants' bank balances and university degrees, to also see their unique cultures, perspectives and ways of life; if not always to be celebrated, to at least be understood in perspective.
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Where identity wants to be celebrated, but not typecast; where one wonders why discrimination based on look, dress, accent, and culture sticks; and where one might bear the somewhat guilty insecurity of being averse to oneself.
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From Picasso to Muhammad Ali to Sir Richard Branson to Octavia Spencer, many of those with dyslexia have exhibited a creativity and entrepreneurial energy, and are dynamic in a way that should be celebrated and embraced.
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They were put up to send messages and create false narratives about what the war was about and who should be celebrated," said Rubin, author of "Through the Heart of Dixie: Sherman's March and American Memory.
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At a meeting in 2014 the party's Central Committee decided to make officials swear loyalty to it, ordered schools to teach students about it and decreed that December 4th would be celebrated henceforth as Constitution Day.
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Now, the strides that we've made should be celebrated, like all of the Afros we saw at the Victoria's Secret Fashion Show in Paris or the glorious natural hairstyles that dominated during New York Fashion Week.
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Point being, the day of love can definitely be celebrated without blowing your month's grocery budget on a bottle of decent Champagne (unless that's your thing, then by all means; and yes, we'd love to join).
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She said of the prom event, "For the majority, if not all, of these children, it's the first time in their life they were able to not only dress up, but also be celebrated and honored."
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Read More: Abolish Bottled Water According to Stephen Scharper, a professor at the University of Toronto's School of the Environment, the price increase should be celebrated, if only because the public's outrage has clearly been heard.
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Still, the electoral victory is likely to be celebrated by Democrats as another example of voters across the country rejecting Trump and a signal that a Democratic wave could sweep the midterm elections later this year.
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"We looked at a lot of different models, but ultimately what we came to appreciate is we want our players to be celebrated as local heroes," Activision Blizzard Chief Executive Bobby Kotick said in an interview.
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"Yes, progress has been made but it should not be celebrated because we have a long way to go," said Mr. Treyger, a Democrat who represents storm-battered Coney Island, Sea Gate, and Gravesend in Brooklyn.
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And Gloria3D from YC CLIP believes love should be celebrated all year round: Valentine's Day is s day for the commercial business because if you see the season in February after Christmas the sales are low.
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On one hand, he can be celebrated for being far and away from the terrorist stereotype, but on another, it comes at the cost of suppressing a belief system that's in great need of some positivity.
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But by 1998, black activists, educators, clergy and elected officials began protesting that Catherine, as a member of the English royal court, would have benefited from the slave trade and did not deserve to be celebrated.
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Secretary of State Mike Pompeo assured Americans that Soleimani's death would be celebrated in Iraq — and even Iran — tweeting out a video Thursday that Pompeo claimed showed Iraqis celebrating in the streets after he was killed.
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It is only, really, when we stop asking why the cups are not like they used to be, and start asking why they should be celebrated now, that perhaps they will start to mean something again.
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Of course, the original Oktoberfest will be celebrated in Munich, where the weeks-long event attracts more than 6 million people from around the world and nearly 2 million gallons of beer are guzzled every year.
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Style is to be celebrated for the labor that goes into creating it and for the pleasure that it creates; style that effaces itself in the name of naturalism is dull, more trouble than it's worth.
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In 20183, Britain's oldest university decided not to remove the statue of imperialist Cecil Rhodes, who bequeathed a large sum to Oriel College, despite a campaign by students who believe his legacy should not be celebrated.
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Widely believed to be Broadway's first female lyricist, she will be celebrated in this edition of the Broadway Playhouse series at Merkin Concert Hall, which introduces classic musicals and their creators to the next generation of audiences.
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I have made the choice to step down from hosting this year's Oscar's....this is because I do not want to be a distraction on a night that should be celebrated by so many amazing talented artists.
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On Sunday, the mom-to-be celebrated her ultimate girly-themed baby shower with friends and family at The Garland in North Hollywood, California, complete with lots of pink décor and equally sweet messages for her guests.
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Jean Lee, former AP Pyongyang bureau chief who now teaches North Korean studies at Yonsei University in Seoul, South Korea, told Mashable that Kim Jong-un's birthday will likely to be celebrated quietly and unofficially on Friday.
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The letter to President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo released Monday said if Indonesia joined other Asian nations that have already banned the cruel trade, it would be "celebrated globally" and end a stain on the country&aposs reputation.
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From the beginning of their public life, the Kardashians have been obsessed with the question of how to perform nudity in public: when it's acceptable, when it's "trashy," when it's to be celebrated, and when it's destructive.
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The fact that we have to highlight them and to create a reason for them to be celebrated means that we have not been successful at explaining to the world that there's nothing abnormal about our community.
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City Kitchen If you believe, as many do, that asparagus should be celebrated as a sure sign of spring and is best eaten only during its relatively short season, you know something about the joy of anticipation.
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Older actresses who might be at the peak of their abilities are given few options to show what they can do, while older actors are given plenty of serious, flashy parts in which they will be celebrated.
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"Beauty is of course subjective, but when something as pedestrian is scrapping salt off the ground is as fascinating to watch as a Japanese tea ceremony, I think it should be celebrated," Burdeny tells The Creators Project.
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Aunt Lydia tells her own story — of how she came to be celebrated with a statue, one that stands in front of Ardua Hall — but also, how she first came to power in the Republic of Gilead.
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These kind of makeshift, D.I.Y. transformations should be celebrated as much as Elsa's supposed moment of self-actualization, which is staged by Disney as a sexy makeover — complete with a slinky ball gown and silver high heels.
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From 1984 to 2000, Virginia marked Lee-Jackson-King Day on the same day but split the two holidays amid complaints that the Confederacy should not be celebrated on the same day as a civil rights leader.
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In the splintering women's movement of the 1980s, "sex-positive" feminists — those who believe that women's sexual practices and fantasies, in all their variety, should be celebrated rather than policed — tangled with a wave of antipornography activists.
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In circumstances as dire as those in Syria—as many as half a million dead, half the prewar population driven from their homes—any agreement, however limited, that offers relief to the suffering ought to be celebrated.
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We started this event in 2010 with a simple premise: We need to teach our kids that it's not just the winner of the Super Bowl who deserves to be celebrated but the winner of the science fair.
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Dodd, the daughter of a single father who raised six children, believed that fathers should be celebrated just as ardently as mothers (though there were other Father's Day proposals around the same time, Dodd's was the most successful).
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Its big fashion exhibit for 2019, the opening of which will be celebrated tonight at the celebrity-packed Met Gala, focuses on camp — quite possibly the most slippery, hard-to-define concept the curatorial team could have chosen.
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The artists on top this year — this year it's Carrie Underwood, Chris Stapleton, Florida Georgia Line, Luke Bryan and Thomas Rhett — will be celebrated at Nashville's Schermerhorn Symphony Center for the special premiering on CMT on Thursday, Oct.
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Night Out "I'm excited that Catherine Zeta-Jones will be at my table," Gloria Estefan said in her New York Marriott Marquis suite while preparing to be celebrated at an Actors Fund benefit salute in the same hotel.
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If the international community continues to stand back and ignore his crimes, they are sending a message to despots and autocrats the world over: not only will brutal regimes be tolerated, but their perpetrators may even be celebrated.
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Still, there's an inspiring moment to be celebrated here in Swift's reminder that even the most strategically judicious celebrity among us is capable of putting aside her meticulously crafted persona and putting up a fight for her country.
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But the equilibrium has been restored, at least for now: The winners will each receive a $25,000 prize, as usual, and they will be celebrated according to custom in a ceremony at the Kennedy Center on April 15.
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For instance, they're happy to donate money to a few schools (and be celebrated for their generosity), but they will lobby aggressively against a corporate tax increase that could mean more funding for tens of thousands of schools.
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I don't care that it has a 17 percent rating on Rotten Tomatoes, you and I both know it was ahead of its time and will one day be celebrated as the single greatest piece of festive cinema.
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While Rockwell's work continues to be celebrated for its message of patriotism and progress, it's also true that the society we live in today is much more diverse and inclusive than the scenes originally depicted in Rockwell's Four Freedoms.
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They are often asked to do events around the community advocating for racial and social justice, but for Vivica and Stormie, the idea of a middle school wanting to bring them in to be celebrated was a new one.
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Even the new emperor's brother, who is also the next in line to the throne, has questioned whether state funds should be used for an elaborate ceremony later this year at which the new emperor's investiture will be celebrated.
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But while many think that he shouldn't be celebrated because doing so glorifies colonialism, the Italian American community (which disputes this) has largely adapted the holiday as an occasion to show pride for their heritage and their immigrant identity.
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - Everyone who contributed to Neil Armstrong's milestone of becoming the first man to walk on the moon will be celebrated on Saturday's 50th anniversary, including women who for many years were left in the shadows.
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It boils down an ongoing struggle into a simple binary, to be celebrated and mourned — as if every day survived on the edge of anything isn't simply gearing up for another day to survive and another day after that.
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Kenneth P. Thompson, the Brooklyn district attorney, who died last week from cancer, had been a congregant for decades, and his memorial service — his homegoing, in church parlance — was to be celebrated at the Christian Cultural Center on Saturday.
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Still, Kristina Ruehli, another woman who has accused Mr. Cosby of assault, said she did not think Mr. Cosby deserved to be celebrated by the museum, and that, if the curators did include him, they should mention the accusations.
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Knowing that there are forums where shooters will be celebrated, like 8chan, gives them a sense that they'll win a kind of celebrity status — that they'll be able to live on via online infamy even after death or arrest.
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" Michael Oren, a deputy minister and former Israeli ambassador to the United States who wrote a history of the 1967 war, said, "The reunification of Jerusalem, that is pretty much an Israeli national consensus issue that should be celebrated.
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Modi pushed for the annual event to be celebrated worldwide after winning power in 2014, promoting a lifestyle industry that has grown up around the ancient physical and spiritual discipline and is estimated to be worth around $80 billion.
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His Dark Materials is famous for the way it treats that mysterious process known as growing up; as something to be celebrated, along with the accumulation of knowledge, experience, and other variants of what the Church would call sin.
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Those who demonstrate black excellence often see their accomplishments diminished when they should be celebrated, such as when an Italian gymnast suggested (and later apologized) in 2013 that Simone Biles' world championship was awarded because of her skin color.
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While Sadiq Khan's legacy will be celebrated as a triumph over base Islamophobia, he needs to act decisively if black, Asian, and other minority ethnic Londoners are to reap any of the benefits of his personal victory against racism.
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It won't get as many thinkpieces reflecting upon its legacy, which continues on through the prequel spin-off Young Sheldon, but you know it will be celebrated for years to come by a dedicated fanbase before inevitable talks of a reunion.
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Though McCain won an award from the Harvey Milk Foundation for her so-called allyship, she cannot be celebrated as an ally if she votes and advocates for a party that consistently tries to limit the rights of the LGBT community.
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Its gesture at what Black History Month is actually about (black people) is so vague as to make it seem inconsequential, but the subtext is that Black History Month should be celebrated because it "helped" (!!) make (white) America better. Ugh.
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Even before Weinstein's actions became public knowledge, Hollywood could no longer frame itself as a place where creativity or experimentation is nurtured, or where perspectives other than those squarely aimed at the great middle of the global audience could be celebrated.
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"[Derek Hough and Marilu's] tango was incredible and the fact that her tango wasn't able to be celebrated just on its own – that it had to be compared to someone else's tango that was also incredible – that sucks," says Chmerkovskiy.
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Join Every Mother Counts and help support the health and well-being of the world's mothers every day, all year round, so that more mothers can celebrate and be celebrated on Mother's Day, simply by sharing this Orange Rose film.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Singer and actress Cher, country music artist Reba McEntire and the creators of the Broadway hit, "Hamilton," will be celebrated at this year's Kennedy Center Honors, one of the country's highest recognitions for artists, the center said on Wednesday.
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It felt good that Britishness was something to be celebrated again, instead of being ashamed of or embarrassed by, even if it was a Britishness that mostly spoke to the experiences of being young, white and male, rather than black.
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It is fair to assume that such a nationwide vote will be celebrated at some time prior to admission, at which point the supporters of the unincorporated territory and independence will be able to express and promote their particular political persuasions.
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While we live in a time where some people need to be vocal to help advocate, my hope is that in the future, people are allowed to use bathrooms in peace and be celebrated for their merit rather than their bodies.
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Though the resolution is to be celebrated by liberals as a victory for abortion accessibility, Justice Clarence Thomas's dissent should leave the left wary of future decisions protecting states' rights to target politically unfavorable constituents in a more conservative court.
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He will be celebrated, and no doubt emulated, in this memorial concert, whose long list of celebrants includes the pianist Alan Broadbent and the singers Annie Ross, Sheila Jordan, Kurt Elling, Giacomo Gates, Jay Clayton, Tessa Souter and Roz Corral.
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Of course, there's no reason that a curvier woman (and not just Sexiest Mogul Sofia Vergara-curvy, no disrespect to her assets) shouldn't be celebrated for a physical category, like Sexiest Bikini Babe, or get lauded for having the sexiest gams.
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"The father was explicit with us from the start that the marriage could not be celebrated at that place [the beach in Acapulco] because it would be irregular and not valid," Castro said in one of the letters from the investigation.
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According to North Korea's national history narrative, March 1 should be celebrated as a noble failure, a stirring expression of the people's struggle for freedom that fell short because it was headed by bourgeois leaders instead of a great socialist hero.
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Graduate transfers are here to stay, and by the logic of some critics perhaps that ought to be celebrated: at least it gives those same grumblers a chance to fight through adversity, which is just what they always say they want.
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This state is also increasingly filled with new residents who see its ubiquitous rebel statues, schools and street names as, at best, a charming relic — but in many cases an ill-conceived homage to a past that should hardly be celebrated.
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An entire section of the table was devoted to desserts like ghee-soaked laddoos and payasam, rice pudding studded with raisins and cashews that her mother would make special for the holiday (which this year will be celebrated on Sunday).
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"I always looked to male personal narrative writers to see what they were able to get away with and be celebrated for, to give me permission to live the widest life I could both live and document," she told me.
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"The more we can show that government officials can be celebrated for doing the right thing, the more it will help the public understand what they should expect from them," Glencorse told CNN in 2016 after the Liberian Integrity Idol.
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"You do want the game to be celebrated and you do want to see players having fun but at the same time I thought some of the celebrations were a little overboard," she wrote in a column for the Guardian newspaper.
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"The valedictorian story should be celebrated, but as part of a bigger pool of a diverse group," said Linda Sanchez, program director of 67 Sueños, a San Francisco nonprofit that promotes the inclusion of migrant youth stories through art and activism.
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"Lindsey Vonn will be celebrated as not only the greatest U.S. female skier of all time, but as an athlete who has inspired people around the world, both in and out of the sport of ski racing, for many years," said Shaw.
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With the 20th anniversary of Diana's death coming in August next year, the charity hopes that this will begin a series of commemorations of the princess – and they hope that her achievements and her trailblazing charity and compassionate work can be celebrated.
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Analysts say demand from India is expected to remain elevated as festivals, including Dhanteras and Diwali, will be celebrated at the end of the month - two of the most important Hindu festivals and a time when gold is traditionally given as a gift.
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You don't need a celeb (or a man's) validation to appreciate something like natural hair — which isn't a trend — but damn, it feels good to be celebrated, especially when it's in such sharp contrast to sexist comments heard in popular culture today.
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Images: Studio Roosegaarde Additionally, the unqiueness of the straight line of the dike will be celebrated with Line of Light, which will see the guide rail on the Afsluitdijk get a reflective layer, giving cars added safety and creating a Zen-like calm.
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So I kind of wanted to juxtapose these earlier ideals of purity being your most valuable asset with a more contemporary idea that women have the right to express themselves sexually and should be celebrated for owning their own sexuality and freedom.
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"We are a largely religious people, and long may that be celebrated, but each passing decade of this millennium has brought with it a looking glass into a more diverse society — in our views and in our levels of tolerance," the writer noted.
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But if the Trump and the Republicans block the Democrats' memo from public view, after having hurried to release the Nunes memo, they will be celebrated only by their core supporters—and viewed with further suspicion by the rest of the electorate.
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But to do so would be to miss what every child, every Renaissance painter and, yes, everyone who's ever craved a little more sweetness in her life already inherently understands: Deliciousness is to be celebrated, in whatever form it comes, and however unexpected.
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Clinton's nomination — bringing women, barred first by law and then by custom, to the pinnacle of American politics — is to be celebrated as inspiration for young Americans, and as hope for women in nations and cultures that deny them the most basic opportunities.
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Critics are unconvinced by Peru's oil promoting agency, Perupetro, which said the contracts followed months of negotiations and should be celebrated for the $200 million investment they will bring to a country where bidding rounds are often canceled due to lack of interest.
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"Well, all women — regardless of their size or measurements — deserve to be celebrated and seen in mainstream representation," Susan Gregg Koger, ModCloth's cofounder and chief creative officer (who is also featured in the swim '16 campaign), told Refinery29 about its new swim campaign.
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From the Coachella trailer, to the Grammys performance featuring Stevie Wonder, the song has cemented itself as an immovable object on the landscape of 22001st century pop culture, one that will be celebrated at wedding receptions across the world for time immemorial.
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"Our collection and our customer is very attracted to the celebratory elements, they call it 'occasion wear,' and the reality is that there is also this other part of life that needs and deserves to be celebrated in its own way," Assoulin says.
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But the success stories tend to be celebrated while the failures are forgotten — and studies find that over time, the recipients of tax incentives are no more likely to create jobs or to drive investment than companies that don't get a break.
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She died this year at 75, and will be celebrated here by a panoply of admirers in the avant-garde, including the bassists Michael Bisio and Ken Filiano, the saxophonists Jemeel Moondoc and Rob Brown, and the vocalists Jay Clayton and Andrea Wolper.
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Through the Antiquities Act, Bears Ears can be designated as a national monument and be celebrated for its historical and cultural significance, while driving tourism and educating visitors about the Native American's who have taken care of and treasured this land for centuries.
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"Tradition calls for a 50th anniversary to be celebrated with gold, so we wanted to create an item that not only represented this milestone, but our delicious Shamrock Shake," Dave Tovar, McDonald's vice president of US communications, told Business Insider in an email.
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"It's always been an underdog group of people, people that spent seven hours shooting green screen and getting their makeup done, and are never going to be celebrated by the Academy Awards or the Golden Globes or any of that stuff," Hochberg says.
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That a movie like "Moonlight" could be celebrated for its beauty and power and excellence at the Academy Awards, which sets the standards by which cinema throughout the world is measured, is arguably the greatest achievement of #OscarsSoWhite and its creator, activist April Reign.
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It can take a great deal of courage to come out in general, and the bravery required to come out later in life, especially when that involves changing key parts of how you've always seen yourself or been seen, is something to be celebrated.
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The sort of pipe-dream world I had envisioned, where cultural differences would be celebrated and shared in full, not just in caricature, and definitely not as a tool to demean or discriminate...I don't have to tell you that that did not happen.
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Most people do not share the belief that a process must be morally pure before its results can be celebrated; they can be jubilant about the Falcon Heavy and question Tesla's treatment of its workers at the same time, without the one invalidating the other.
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"Sure, we might not have marriage equality in Australia or many other countries around the world just yet, but couples of all sexualities are rightly choosing to celebrate their love in the way of a wedding, and that deserves to be celebrated and represented."
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It's a line Hillary Clinton in particular has been struggling to walk this year (and, let's face it, pretty much her entire career), while her opponent, Donald Trump, can not only get away with hotheaded, defensive behavior but be celebrated for it (by some, anyway).
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A place for fans to feel the vibes of fans from other places, and for contrasting mores and styles to be celebrated, free from some of the the more oppressive written and unwritten rules that govern the long and grinding Major League Baseball season.
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Several decades later, in 1968, the federal government established Memorial Day as a federal holiday to be celebrated on the last Monday of May, a move that established the three-day weekend that we now enjoy, while maintaining the decorum of the melancholy holiday.
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"If agreed, this shameful deal will be celebrated in the palaces of Riyadh and by the arms companies who will profit from it, but it will mean even greater destruction for the people of Yemen," said Andrew Smith of the Campaign Against Arms Trade.
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There is a place for athletes to relax in luxury, some bit of imported culture from their native land, a showcase for business opportunities in the country, and, most importantly, they say, a dedicated spot for athletes who medal to be celebrated for their accomplishments.
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Further, the latest round of sanctions may be celebrated as a diplomatic victory, but they aren't likely to have much impact on Kim's regime, which through black market trade, hacking enterprises, and clever financing, is better prepared to weather the economic punishment than previous regimes.
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Third World Press has just turned 50, an anniversary that will be celebrated with a week of festivities in Chicago, beginning on Saturday with an appearance by the author Ta-Nehisi Coates and his father, W. Paul Coates, a publisher of Afrocentric books in Baltimore.
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Mary Shelley's ghastly creation turns 200 this year and will be celebrated with a preview of the Morgan Library & Museum's upcoming exhibition in honor of the anniversary; a first edition of Ms. Shelley's 1818 novel could be yours if you have $4212,4708 lying around.
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So, as kids prepare for their first weeks back at school, cases like Goodman's should be a reminder of the generosity teachers bring to their jobs that should be celebrated, and why relying on them to donate to each other is such a problem.
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I began identifying as trans in 2500, the same year that the Supreme Court legalized marriage equality nationally — a time when increased "trans visibility" was beginning to be celebrated in the mainstream for its apparent ability to improve the everyday lives of trans people.
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The Term Loan B is being pre-marketed and is expected to formally launch soon after Labor Day, which will be celebrated on September 3 in the US. "It's a huge deal, they [banks] are trying to gauge interest," a source close to the transaction said.
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" In an article in 2014 about the photo, Time, whose parent company discontinued the monthly publication of Life magazine in 2000, noted that "many people view the photo as little more than the documentation of a very public sexual assault, and not something to be celebrated.
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CreditCreditLandon Nordeman for The New York Times Monday night, when some of fashion's biggest names gather at the Brooklyn Museum for the annual Council of Fashion Designers of America awards — often called the Oscars of the fashion world — a familiar figure will again be celebrated: Marc Jacobs.
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And Tucker G. Oakley from Wilmington, N.C., acknowledged that it is important to remember both cultures accurately: How should Columbus be celebrated in our country for being the spark that causes scandals and disease to take away land from those who were born and raised in it?
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"Whitney Houston's dynamic and illustrious career remains one of the most decorated in music history and her connection and impact on the city of Newark will forever be celebrated," said Hugh Weber, president of Harris Blitzer Sports and Entertainment, the company that owns the Prudential Center.
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So we shouldn't be surprised that the 50th anniversary of his victory at the first U.S. Open — a milestone to be celebrated on Saturday at the grand stadium bearing his name — coincides with a national conversation on the First Amendment rights and responsibilities of professional athletes.
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And then there is the matter of whether Whitman, whose verse in "Leaves of Grass" has for so long been seen as radically inclusive, was actually a racist later in life who does not deserve to be celebrated in a neighborhood as diverse as Clinton Hill.
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"The sharp upward trajectory of the industrial sector shouldn't be overlooked... Small steps in the right direction must be celebrated at a time where political dismay and negotiations across the Channel dominate headlines," said Alex Lydall, head of dealing at Foenix Partners, a currency risk management consultancy.
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"The health department's endorsement of full recreational use is a step in the right direction and one that should be celebrated, but we cannot forget about the individuals and families that have been impacted by the criminalization of marijuana," Morón told Refinery33 in an email following Zucker's recommendation.
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A veteran civil rights activist who founded the Odell S. Williams Now and Then African-American History Museum in 2001, she organized the annual Juneteenth festival to commemorate the emancipation of slaves in the US and pushed for the day to be celebrated as a state and national holiday.
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Long, stringy, stick-straight, kinky, poufy... No matter how you characterize your hair or texture, we believe in one very important thing: It is something to be celebrated, not covered up or "managed" — a narrative that we see all too often in the media, particularly when talking about curls.
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The Cameroon government had asked the population to come out in numbers and celebrate the national day as a sign of national unity adding that the military will protect the people from armed separatists who had vowed the day will not be celebrated in the English-speaking regions.
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This is a laudable idea and Elon Musk should be celebrated as one of the great innovators of our time, yet the taxpayers should not be funding for profit space exploration and may want to find another contractor who wants to go to space for purely scientific space exploration.
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But in a world where it feels like politics is encroaching on my body, having my ordinary reality reflected back to me as something to be celebrated rather than ashamed of feels strengthening and necessary—even if it is just what I do on a gray weekend afternoon.
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Inbox To the Sports Editor: Re "Two Horses Die After Preakness Undercard Races," May 22: The lives of these horses, Homeboykris and Pramedya, were as valuable to them as the winning profits are to the bettors and owners, and victories shouldn't be celebrated where deaths are not mourned.
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Soon, chants of "Dee-fense!" resounded at Yankee Stadium as Modzelewski at left tackle, Jim Katcavage at left end, Andy Robustelli at right end — all in their first season as Giants — and Rosey Grier at right tackle formed the first N.F.L. defensive line to be celebrated as a unit.
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As a formerly undocumented Mexican immigrant, I have long wished for books with Mexican immigrant protagonists, squarely centered on our immigrant experience, to receive critical acclaim — to be celebrated with awards, to appear on required reading lists, and to have their authors receive advances that raise an eyebrow.
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"I think so much of our support from our family and friends have been through soccer and this is just so much more meaningful, in my opinion, to be celebrated for love and acceptance and inclusion, that's so major in the world we live in now," she told People.
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So while the word "unisex" might not mean anything in terms of what the actual tinted moisturizer does, we think the cosmetics companies willing to take on outdated beauty standards deserve to be celebrated — and you can still bet I'll be bringing a tube of this stuff to my brother, too.
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Renewed conflict in Crimea and the Ukrainian region of Donbas could also help divert attention from the 25th anniversary of Ukrainian independence from the Soviet Union, which Ash says will be celebrated with much "fanfare" in Ukraine but "expose scars and vulnerabilities in Moscow" ahead of the State Duma elections.
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By offering workshops on subjects like women's empowerment and entrepreneurship, MAG, as the pageant is often called, aims to transform the beauty pageant into a useful platform for its participants; by including only Asian women, the organizers say, it's helping contestants think about their ethnicity as something to be celebrated.
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The usual gang of vultures — Walmart, eBay, Best Buy, Kohls, and a bunch of other retailers who probably think they merit mention in this column — seem to have decided that Prime Day shouldn't simply be celebrated by browsing Amazon all day in your cubicle and hoping the boss won't notice.
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At this memorial event, presented by Arts for Art, the pianist and free-jazz pioneer — who died in April — will be celebrated with performances by dozens of musicians, including the drummer Andrew Cyrille, the pianist and multi-instrumentalist Cooper-Moore, the alto saxophonist Oliver Lake and the trumpeter Jaimie Branch.
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"We remain of the view that the consensus S&P 500 earnings forecasts are still materially too high for both the second half of 2019 and 2020 and think the Fed's expected rate cut next week should not be celebrated if it is accompanied by an earnings and possibly economic recession," he said.
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But it will be celebrated not just by the Hindu nationalist supporters of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, but also by many other Indians who believe that their country has remained passive for too long in the face of repeated terror attacks by groups assisted and sheltered by the Pakistan army's powerful intelligence services.
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At that time, centuries-old artistic traditions, variations of which could be found in different parts of the region — miniature painting, calligraphy, pottery, metalworking, poetry — began to be celebrated as uniquely local groundings for the attempt to find one's place within Iran's brand of modernity, as well as the world at large.
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Although I'm inclined to believe that all nominations and wins for the black community should be celebrated, that doesn't mean we shouldn't continue to question the rhetoric used around their successes, and consider whether we can try to frame a more honest discussion around what we implicitly mean by "diversity" in music today.
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He ordered the day to be celebrated to "enhance [the] appreciation of our Navy heritage" and encourage "pride and professionalism in the Naval Service" Here are five things to know about the US Navy: It's the country's second naval fleet The Continental Congress established the Continental Navy at the beginning of the American Revolution.
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When Winfrey accepted the Cecil B. DeMille award at the Golden Globes in January, she opened her speech by describing her awestruck little-girl self seeing Sidney Poitier receive an Oscar and noted that "it is not lost on me that at this moment there are some little girls" watching her be celebrated too.
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"To be able to make this huge impact on what was really a huge transgender and gender-fluidity movement last year is really going to be for the greater good of society, because it's going to let people know they're not different in a weird way; they're different in a way that should be celebrated."
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Yes, yes, raising venture capital shouldn't be celebrated as a milestone, and the focus should always be on product and users … but it just feels so damn good sometimes just to feel that sense of euphoria: I built something, and now others are giving me potentially millions of dollars to shoot for the stars.
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Kim's got a pretty amazing track record when it comes to this sort of thing ... helping Tennessee inmate Cyntoia Brown secure clemency, playing a key role in freeing Matthew Charles and Alice Marie Johnson, and taking her cause to the White House for a meeting with President Trump ... accomplishments Cheslie says should be celebrated.
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Yet in the wake of Harvey Weinstein and so many other leading figures in so many industries being very publicly outed as abusers, it's long overdue that we acknowledge that many of the "greatest" artists in our most influential visual artform continue to be celebrated for their own obsessive, often abusive exercises of power and control.
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In the years to come, Hollywood would be celebrated — and celebrate itself, via awards — for its frank depiction of the Vietnam War, for its political activism, especially on the part of its male liberal stars, for its incisive satire (M*A*S*H, Shampoo), and its interrogation of racism (Guess Who's Coming to Dinner) and labor issues (Norma Rae).
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What's more, in a post-MeToo context, the idea of a woman's body being used for men's gain (even if it's a prize as lame as indie rock fame), and her coping with this violation by using her sexuality to entrap and feed on those who once objectified her, feels like something to be celebrated, not mocked.
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While the victory over ISIS at Mosul is certainly to be celebrated and its fighters are now more concerned about simple survival than plotting attacks in the West, it's worth recalling that ISIS continues to hold the Iraqi towns of Tal Afar (population 100,000) and Hawija (population 115,000) and its de facto Syrian capital, Raqqa (population around 200,000).
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The council unanimously decided in a separate vote that Liberation and Freedom Day will be celebrated on March 85033, the day U.S. Army forces arrived in 1865 and emancipated enslaved people at the end of the Civil War, according to the AP. Jefferson's legacy is prominent in Charlottesville, where he founded the University of Virginia, CBS 19 News reported.
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Wonder Woman is not the only fictional character to be celebrated by the United Nations: Winnie the Pooh served as its honorary Ambassador of Friendship in 1998; Tinker Bell was its honorary Ambassador of Green in 2009; and Angry Birds dared fans on Twitter last year to make the game's characters happy by conserving water and energy.
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But few on the ballroom floor at the opening knew that they were frugging to what would become a seminal work of electronic music: the avant-garde composer Morton Subotnick's "Silver Apples of the Moon," the 50th anniversary of which will be celebrated with live performances at the Lincoln Center Festival from Thursday, July 20, through Saturday, July 22.
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The abundance of American energy is something that should be celebrated and utilized to its fullest extent, not only to keep families warm in the winter, but to create jobs here at home, ensure energy security for ourselves and for our allies and partners around the world, and power the next generation of innovation in our 21st century world.
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"The fires that were intended to destroy Saudi Aramco had an unintended consequence: they galvanized 70,000 of us around a mission to rebound quickly and confidently, and Saudi Aramco has come out of this incident stronger than ever," said the message, released on the occasion of the Saudi national day, to be celebrated on Sept. 23.
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"I think one of the really interesting things that people are going to see today — and I think it's something that should be celebrated — is that the president has brought a lot of people into this administration, and this White House in particular, who have been very blessed and very successful," said Sean Spicer, the White House press secretary.
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Then there's the extravagantly unconventional "The Beast of Monsiuer Racine" published a decade later in 1971, in which a bizarre-looking creature no one can identify (the head is purple and completely, graphically phallic) steals pears from a retired tax collector's garden, then becomes his beloved companion and is invited to the capital to be celebrated.
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" After the Instagram post, Hart ultimately issued an abrupt about-face, tweeting, "I sincerely apologize to the LGBTQ community for my insensitive words from my past" and noting that he was stepping down from the gig so that he wouldn't "be a distraction on a night that should be celebrated by so many amazing talented artists.
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