Does that mean we need to be "grateful" to him?
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Instead, Trump seemed to insist that Puerto Ricans be grateful.
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Watch it here, and be grateful you're not on board.
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Every day I want to be grateful in difficult situations.
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I don't want to be grateful for every reasonable adjustment.
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Just be grateful you have never been in her shoes.
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Tomorrow's chroniclers will be grateful for Mr Tooze's assiduous research.
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We can always be grateful for what we've learned from.
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I will forever be grateful to Beyoncé for that project.
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I will forever be grateful for her support and kindness.
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But frankly speaking, Europe should be grateful to President Trump.
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They thought that I should be grateful for that attention.
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So I never expect anyone to be grateful for anything.
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Everyone will surely love it and be grateful to me.
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I will forever be grateful for SUCH a special moment.
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All we can do is be grateful for its existence.
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They'll come to rely on and be grateful for you.
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But it's great to be grateful and count your blessings.
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"I think I'll always be grateful for broadcast," he said.
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Be grateful for every ounce of freedom that you enjoy.
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It's likely that you'll be grateful for today's modern innovations.
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Other Americans should be grateful for their willingness to serve.
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"I'm going to be grateful to him always," she said.
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Women shouldn't have to be grateful for any of this.
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Otherwise, you're stuck pretending to be grateful for their kindness.
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Be grateful you haven't had to be in their shoes.
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And you will be grateful that Alex Honnold is here.
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JUDY Be grateful that your mind doesn't work like hers.
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We will forever be grateful for his courage and heroism.
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Be grateful for your body's ability to move and change.
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I will always be grateful for his exceptional, compassionate care.
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You should be grateful if you have a healthy body.
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She was understanding and I will always be grateful to her.
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I will eternally be grateful for this blessing of portraying Zelena.
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"She taught me to be grateful for every moment," says Laurie.
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We should all be grateful that this music has a home.
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But I'm not sure we're going to be grateful for it.
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Find a few facts to be grateful for, Dr. Baladerian says.
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I am expected to be grateful for the permission to exist.
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I'll always be grateful that she kept grooving the whole time.
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I will always be grateful for her service, counsel, and friendship.
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And sometimes there is good reason to be grateful for that.
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Can I be grateful for all the things it can do?
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UKRAINIAN historians may yet be grateful to Russia's president, Vladimir Putin.
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Dive into the record at Apple Music and, yes, be grateful.
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Short position holders should be grateful for the LME's lending rules.
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"We must ... remember to be grateful to the party," Yasin said.
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No people have so much to be grateful for as we.
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I will forever be grateful to the people I met there.
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"So much to be grateful for, but mostly you," she added.
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Enjoy this time with your family — you'll be grateful you did.
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But can you find a way to be grateful for them?
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Thanksgiving is a day to be grateful — and, of course, giving.
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And I should be grateful they told me it was Molly.
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If there's a realistic alternative, I'd be grateful to hear it.
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No matter what, you always say "Thank you" and be grateful.
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Jamie Lee Curtis has many reasons to be grateful this year.
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I try to be grateful for these new experiences, but honestly?
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We need to step out of "disaster fatigue" and be grateful.
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You should be grateful we let you even play the sport.
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The pregnant person in your life is sure to be grateful.
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"Whether it's first, 32nd or 200, I'll be grateful," Tagovailoa said.
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Instead, be grateful that the company threw you this privacy breadcrumb.
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And if EVs displace gas-burners, the planet should be grateful.
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But, unlike Sisyphus, these three are also expected to be grateful.
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My father taught us to be grateful and loyal in return.
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Yet it's a keeper to be grateful for, and grateful he is.
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If you pick something to be grateful for, your body actually responds.
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Be grateful — you'll do everything better when you have a positive attitude.
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Just remember to be grateful for what's already in front of you.
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Despite their bad experiences, these women still feel they should be grateful.
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If Mr Moïse simply brings political stability, many Haitians will be grateful.
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I'm going to be grateful for the Black leadership who organized us.
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"This is something that you're supposed to be grateful for and embrace."
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If it helped even one woman, we would be grateful and happy.
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The losers will be more resentful than the winners will be grateful.
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And for our own sake, let's be grateful they eventually settled down.
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I will always be grateful that I will never be the same.
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And for that, I will — you know, clichéd — be grateful to Twitter.
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Their choice to be grateful shines through in their mood and behavior.
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Be grateful for being a human being, being part of the universe.
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And that's a piece of culture we should all be grateful for.
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"[F]rankly speaking, Europe should be grateful to President Trump," he said.
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Those little birds better be grateful I care about their feathered noggins.
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" "We should all be grateful for that kind of service and sacrifice.
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Whatever 2019 brings, I'll always be grateful for our Five Things family.
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We'll forever be grateful for the courageous action of Capitol Police. pic.twitter.
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"We should all be grateful to Rod for that decision," McCabe said.
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We should at least be grateful he's not running for president, right?
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I mean, I survived breast cancer, so I should be grateful, right?
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I will be grateful for that lesson every day of my life.
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But both teams, and all three players, have cause to be grateful.
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" Despite the disappointment, she says she has "many reasons to be grateful.
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In a way, though, each team should be grateful for the other.
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Shakespeare in the Park reminds you to be grateful for New York.
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We were raised to be grateful for favors and not reject them.
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First, let's be grateful that the targets were not high-profile Republicans.
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Things used to be much worse, and we ought to be grateful.
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Many of your neighbors in need will be grateful for your offer.
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I think I should be grateful to my mother in this respect.
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One might say she's #blessed or should be #grateful for it all.
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Don't expect fat folk to be grateful because you deem them fuckable.
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The Academy should be grateful they haven't pissed off Harmonizers and the Zquad.
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You'll laugh, you'll cry, and you'll be grateful for your own wacky family.
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But also remember to be grateful for blessings, even if they are small.
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"It's there, always telling me to find reasons to be grateful," she says.
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And that's a light in the darkness we can really be grateful for.
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Here are seven moments when you'll be grateful for a more streamlined day.
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You were the gift and I have so much to be grateful for.
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I will forever be grateful to you and your contributions to my career.
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"We can be grateful and also demand what we want, also demand respect."
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I will be grateful to everyone who will support my father with prayers.
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I will for always be grateful for that level of friendship and support.
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But, I will be grateful, every day, that he was in my life.
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I will forever be grateful that he took the time to do so.
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The Cyrus family has a lot to be grateful for this holiday season!
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Still, Browne squeezes into second place, and for that he should be grateful.
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We will always be grateful for their bravery, their selflessness, and their sacrifice.
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For that, and for everything else on this list, we should be grateful.
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Just embrace your surrounds and be grateful that you woke up this morning.
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And I didn't want to be sad, wanted to be grateful, not sad.
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I cannot ever be grateful enough for it because it keeps on coming.
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If you have some extra change in your pockets we would be grateful.
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We should be grateful she is only using her powers to crack on.
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We hope you have a happy holiday with much to be grateful for.
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Today, however, you will be grateful to feel like things are finally shifting.
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I will always be grateful to Gloria, for putting the V in Vice.
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Be grateful you have all your senses: If you see poop, clean it.
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If you can spare a few minutes of your time, I'd be grateful.
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New Rule: Be grateful for what you have AND demand what you deserve.
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Be grateful on the two mornings you wake up without it having rung.
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Does it sound crazy that business owners should be grateful for the coronavirus?
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I'll always be grateful for how he helped me transition into this position.
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Shouldn't you be grateful for your education instead of shaming those without one?
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If he has anything to be grateful for, it's the existence of Gov.
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"I will be grateful for whatever the Lord blesses me with," Sadler tweeted.
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I will always be grateful to everyone that supported me throughout these years.
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"I have lots to be grateful for," she says, snuggling her cockapoo puppy.
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But that's about all there is to be grateful for in the forecast.
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"Keep it moving and be grateful that person showed their hand so soon."
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They should be grateful we're planning out their future so brilliantly and thoughtfully.
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I was expected to be grateful for their worry, and for their care.
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I'm aware I should be grateful the days are rushing by for me.
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But I will be grateful, every day, that he was in my life.
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Lady Gaga has "A Million Reasons" to be grateful, including returning to the studio.
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Should the LGBT community be "grateful" to Mike Pence for his homophobic track record?
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"You can be grateful and blessed and also be paid," Bilas says in response.
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I will always be grateful to Gloria Steinem, for putting the V in Vice.
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Maybe it doesn't matter—maybe you should just be grateful because you smelled it.
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And we earthlings can be grateful that our meals don't have to be rehydrated.
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"Our bodies are amazing and something to be grateful for," the Instagram post continues.
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Kill FOMO by reminding yourself to be grateful for the hand you've been dealt.
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Luann de Lesseps has more than just gifts to be grateful for this Christmas.
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Hoda Kotb will forever be grateful to be a mom to daughter Haley Joy.
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They found her before we did, and we will always be grateful for that.
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Anyway, gaze upon it and be grateful to be living in this batshit time.
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If your body changes its mind, then you'd be grateful for two children, right?
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I remember thinking that I should be grateful that it is only this bad.
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"[He taught us] to just be grateful," Scott says of his Oscar-winning father.
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"She taught me to be grateful for every moment," Laurie tells PEOPLE in 2017.
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Stick with this list and your family will surely be grateful you were born.
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Marshall gave the world Arthur Fonzarelli, and for that we should all be grateful.
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And then, you sort of still look for the things to be grateful for.
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We should all be grateful that Remy is venting her frustrations through the music.
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Listen via the link above and be grateful to the universe for Katie Crutchfield.
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They were like "No, you're the same Julien, just enjoy it, and be grateful."
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America can be grateful that our polarization today is nowhere near the Civil War.
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If you have an audience, it's a privilege that you should be grateful for.
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One would think that Trump would be grateful rather than suspicious about the warning.
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To these ladies, I will forever be grateful, they are my ride or dies.
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At least, that's my interpretation, and perhaps DiAngelo will be grateful to hear it.
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Should we all just be grateful that Doug Stamper doesn't work for the GOP?
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She tried to be grateful for the perspective it was bringing to her life.
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Mr. Flynn should be grateful the judge offered him the chance to come clean.
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They'll be grateful you are getting things organized rather than leaving a potential mess.
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Make an on-paper or mental list of things to be grateful for instead.
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If there's something for which all men might be grateful this Thanksgiving, that's it.
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But we should be grateful that someone of his caliber has President Trump's ear.
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Even when things are bad, they recognize what they have to be grateful for.
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And I will always be grateful for his commitment of advocacy to public education.
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I will always be grateful to him for planting the seed, against all odds.
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There is a lot to be positive about, a lot to be grateful for.
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So should Democrats in Congress be grateful that they're the investigators this time around?
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Stephen Colbert said we should all be grateful for the generosity — on one condition.
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He should be grateful to those who stood up to him & so should we.
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This Thanksgiving, be grateful that Game of Thrones decided to skip the terrible plot device.
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You can be grateful for what you have, while acknowledging that things need to change.
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More likely, you'll be grateful for somebody who can just explain the issue to you.
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But at the same time, we don&apost teach people to be grateful for this.
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I will forever be grateful to Jersey Shore and everything it has brought to me!
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War appears to be off the table, and for that the world can be grateful.
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Rattled Hawaiians may perhaps be grateful that their scary experience has helped to focus minds.
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Presumably, whichever country Harry and Meghan choose is supposed to be grateful for their presence.
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I continue to be grateful that you let my music into your ♥️ and minds.
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They would be grateful to sell into a move back to C$3.63, he added.
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" Louis-Dreyfus told PEOPLE in September that she has "so much to be grateful for.
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I will forever be grateful for his friendship, his leadership, and his belief in me.
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So regardless of how hard the days are, how difficult the decisions are, be grateful.
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"I taught my kids, wherever you are, there's something to be grateful for," she says.
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This thing they have going is really good, something for which fans should be grateful.
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We can appreciate every moment as it comes and be grateful for what we have.
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So, next time you dread your Thanksgiving dinner table, be grateful you're not a Lannister.
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As my mother used to say, you should be grateful you even get a summer.
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You just have to breathe deeply and be grateful for the gift of breath. YOLO!
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We should be grateful and, like it or not, it is for our own good.
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Use this time to recognize and be grateful for your dreams that have come true.
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You can only be grateful for the good and try to hold on to it.
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We will forever be grateful to him for what he has helped us to achieve.
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We can be grateful that Mr. Frank still walks among us, his eyes wide open.
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Tools they will undoubtedly need and be grateful to own, but likely won't buy themselves
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Your fellow walkers and drivers will be grateful, and you'll get home in one piece.
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For this, those of us who are horrified by Trump's relentless grifting should be grateful.
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I will adjust again to the quiet, and be grateful for the freedom it brings.
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She thought that Hutton would be grateful to her for choosing a more discreet option.
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Americans should be grateful that President Trump rose to the occasion and ignored the hectoring.
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Theirs is evidently a happy family, with few worries and lots to be grateful for.
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Americans should be grateful that the damage done by President Obama has already been reversed.
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I will be grateful for what we have and get used to living with uncertainty.
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Gone is a "poor little white girl" sentiment, and for that we should be grateful.
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But during her gratitude experiment, she pushed herself to find the reason to be grateful.
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I think we have a lot of areas to be grateful for in terms of policy.
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After all, if Trump picks Romney to be his secretary of state, Romney would be grateful.
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I will forever be grateful for the warmth she showed me on and off the stage.
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But we should also be grateful for the glimpse into white supremacy's dark and paranoid world.
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"Count your blessings, be grateful always, and cherish every moment you spend with your loved ones."
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Be grateful for the experiences that continue to build character, and make you who you are.
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Raisa has plenty to be grateful for this year, including the health of her best friend.
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Post Malone — né Austin Post — has a lot to be grateful for these past few months.
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For this we might be grateful, were it not for two complaints: cost and shameless hypocrisy.
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We should all be grateful that Barack Obama was a good cheerleader for the American economy.
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The crowdfunding community should be grateful for that, and the discussion ought to continue from here.
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It's an amazing story and Devon tells us he'll always be grateful for his former coach.
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"We're supposed to be grateful," said Lori Freedman, a medical sociologist at the University of California.
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The next time you fly, be grateful for their dedication, and thank them if you can.
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And be grateful that at least you don't have to feel bad about your caffeine habit.
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Be grateful for the lesson when you're called out on racism, getting defensive won't help. 98.
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But I'll still always be grateful for this incredibly tight, anxious, and joyous set of songs.
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We should be grateful for his resistance to wrongdoing while working for the Trump White House.
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I never let people tell me that I should be grateful for a crumb of success.
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White House reporters — rare as unicorns in the V.I.P.-heavy crowd of 3,000 — should be grateful.
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You'll be grateful you invested in a basic AAA membership next time your car breaks down.
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President Obama made the American dream come true for me, and I will forever be grateful.
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Chances are somebody else in that room also dreads the annual interrogation and will be grateful.
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As we enter the holiday season, we should be grateful for our country's amazing natural places.
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She takes advantage, all the while asking us to be grateful for her presence beside him.
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Kim Severson: I'm suspicious of anyone who rolls their eyes at an opportunity to be grateful.
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Will you both always be grateful for the differences between you, for the benefits they afford?
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Reflect on what you have, be grateful, but use your will and determination to move forward.
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Today's full of drama, so your friends are definitely going to be grateful for your optimism.
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I will always be grateful that I was around to witness so much of Phil's career.
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It's nearing the end of the year, and Star Wars fans have much to be grateful for.
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For him, it's a pithy comment meant to remind Sasha she should be grateful to be alive.
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But what's really behind the Fiji Girl meme isn't something we should be grateful for at all.
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"I will forever be grateful for that moment of human contact that he gave me," he said.
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He taught me to appreciate my possessions, and to be grateful for the things I was given.
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I would be grateful for the opportunity to set out this position to our colleagues on Thursday.
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Be grateful This is actually the single most important thing you can do to feel less lonely.
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On the one hand, we can perhaps be grateful that the antics of Shaw, Barton and co.
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So in theory, they ought to be grateful to you for bringing the facts to their attention.
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Employees, the higher-ups seemed to conclude, "should be grateful for being able to work at Amnesty".
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The party should be grateful that some citizens want a more transparent, accountable government, and distrust propaganda.
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"That's a difficult part of a democracy, but one that we all ought to be grateful for."
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My mother has instilled confidence in my sister and me and taught us to always be grateful.
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But students soon learn better than to be grateful for their good fortune after arriving at Yale.
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You just want to pick something that you know pretty much anyone would be grateful to get.
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The hatred of fat, and assumption that we'd all be grateful to be airbrushed thinner is pernicious.
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I'll always be grateful to the Walt Disney Company, Lucasfilm, and ILMxLAB for believing in The VOID.
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Be grateful you don't see a person phyiscally walk away when they unfollow you on social media.
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I will forever be grateful that I chose to go on a walk that lunchtime in March.
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Val and I just want to go out there and celebrate and be grateful for this opportunity.
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Also, to really be grateful and thankful for what we have and not what we don't have.
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But there's one thing we should all be grateful we don't have to deal with anymore: bullies.
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And I will always be grateful to the Bushes for being kind friends and advisers to me.
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Being occupied with self-loathing left little room to be grateful for what my body could do.
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I miss him every day, and I'll forever be grateful that I got to be his mom.
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Dallas can be grateful it pulled out an overtime win earlier in the homestand against the Nuggets.
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In fact, he committed last March to not sign another omnibus, and the country should be grateful.
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Enjoyment gives you more to be grateful for, which keeps that loop of the upward spiral going.
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"I think I am and should be grateful for millions of things," he tells THUMP over email.
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But the president wanted Sean to stay, and I think we should all be grateful for him.
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Especially as cold weather lingers after the holidays, they'll be grateful to have this sweater on hand.
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I will always be grateful for the moments I was able to see my gifted father unguarded.
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But for what they did in Kansas City, the Royals fans are always going to be grateful.
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So be grateful John Bolton is gone, but no less afraid of the madman at the wheel.
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The chance of piling up more debt is limited and future taxpayers and pensioners should be grateful.
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"My parents taught me to always be grateful, and I'm very grateful to this organization," he said.
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"Gratitude is sometimes dangerous because people say you should be grateful for the bad times," Neo said.
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You have to know how to be grateful to the people who love you and follow you.
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As I said a few weeks ago, Europe should, in a way, be grateful to President Trump.
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The event or grant is offered on their terms, and the community is expected to be grateful.
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All should be grateful for this outcome, but at what cost to stability in our chief executive?
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Grumpy non-morning types will be grateful for the intuitive controls, even before the caffeine kicks in.
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Later, she told CNN Cramer should be grateful that the women in his life were never assaulted.
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Whether or not I stick with it after I wrap Heavensward, I'll always be grateful for that.
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We will forever be grateful to you and your family, the graceful intelligent compassionate first lady, Mrs.
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I will always be grateful for Tom's service to this country and, above all, his continued friendship.
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By anyone's calculation that's a lot of money, and in some quarters much reason to be grateful.
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It sets him up for success, he says, because he primes himself to be grateful and calm.
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This summer, be grateful we don't need ice blocks or milk houses — ice cream works just fine.
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Embrace these moments and be grateful for the chance to improve and be more prepared for the future.
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We love you, Dad, and will always be grateful for the love and devotion you showed us all.
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Let's all take a moment to be grateful for one thing: 2016 is finally coming to a close.
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I will always be grateful for his service, hard work, integrity, and friendship and he will be missed.
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It's also Thanksgiving Day in Canada, celebrated with turkey, football, long strolls and official reasons to be grateful.
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Ambassador Haley was unafraid to call out their BS & Americans should be grateful for her clarity and strength.
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Their sacrifices live in me and I will forever be grateful for the strength they have given me.
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Now, I have every reason to be grateful for many regular lunch breaks, taken away from my desk.
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And even if JB isn't with Selena for V-day ... we bet he'll be grateful for this weekend.
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She should be grateful, it's implied, and she definitely should not complain when people take advantage of her.
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Whether it's a manager or an agent, you need to be grateful and not begrudge them their percentage.
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For one, fasts serve as a reminder to be grateful for things you might otherwise take for granted.
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But we can be grateful that at least our constitutional republic will not be lost without a fight.
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"People can be grateful for good schools but also critical in terms of what can be done better."
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All Americans should be grateful that the impeachment inquiry is finally underway and off to a powerful start.
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We should all be grateful for his sacrifice and understand his desire to be a full-time dad.
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Along with Lloyd and Wayne themselves, we should all be grateful this song became the hit it did.
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Perhaps Asian Americans should simply be grateful for our general success and not complain about seemingly minor obstacles.
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I will forever acknowledge and be grateful for the privilege of having a mother who owns a salon.
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"We will forever be grateful for his positive energy, passion for the customer and love for children everywhere."
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Venus faces off with Neptune, inspiring high expectations and disappointments—try to be grateful for what you have.
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Besides, shouldn't you be grateful to earn any money at all for doing something you love — something creative?
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You'd think I'd be grateful that the warblers have a new place to rest on their long migration.
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No one will ever know how much that has meant to me, and I will forever be grateful.
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This year, business owners like Qiu Xiangjian would be grateful if the god merely helped them get by.
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As you complete your swim, be grateful for your ability to merge mind and body, moving like water.
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Live up to your standards and be grateful for the opportunity to prove your love, prove your worth.
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But one mother will always be grateful to Culver City Police Officer Brian Cappell for doing just that.
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But our country's citizens can do better than to be grateful that we do not live in Russia.
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But our country's citizens can do better than to be grateful that we do not live in Russia.
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Your college freshman should be grateful, as should family members who like to go camping on the weekends.
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TUCKER CARLSON, FOX NEWS: In other words, Donald Trump should be grateful that Obama&aposs FBI spied on him.
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You can learn Linux, it will not take forever, and when you do you will be grateful you did.
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I want to reflect and be grateful for all of the beauty that I have experienced this past year.
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Now, in my fourth level, I can honestly wake up every day, be present, and be grateful for everything.
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"I will always be grateful for Tom's service to this country and, above all, his continued friendship," Ryan added.
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Be grateful that I've given you these details because extracting them from Mr. Pacino's mumbling is really hard work.
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Perhaps we should be grateful that President Xi didn't loot Windsor Castle and present his wife with a corgi.
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We would be grateful if you could respect the privacy of the entire Heartbreaker family during this difficult time.
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"Do a little list of appreciation and acknowledge what's good or what they can be grateful for," she says.
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Hermione Granger is a character I will always be grateful for, no matter what befalls the Harry Potter fandom.
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Sis gave us "Butterfly" and for that flawless album I will always be grateful 🙌🏾🙌🏾🙌🏾 #AMAs — theGrio.
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I took time to be grateful for the news that nine incredible, women of color were elected to Congress.
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Clapper on the other hand, pretty much admits there was a spy and he thinks Trump should be grateful.
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Growing up, your parents may have told you to be grateful for your food, because some people are starving.
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"If you are grateful for your life…then you have to be grateful for all of it," he said.
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" She continued, "The hatred of fat, and assumption that we'd all be grateful to be airbrushed thinner is pernicious.
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"I will forever be grateful for the time I had with both my father and my grandmother," Melcher wrote.
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Dana thinks Floyd should be grateful to him for offering him enough to pay Uncle Sam and Pristine Jewelers.
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So, if my film could break into the noise of media, I will be grateful to the doc gods.
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I would be grateful for the opportunity to update our colleagues on the position at our meeting on Wednesday.
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If passed in the next few weeks, it would actually give us something to be grateful for at Thanksgiving!
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It won't slay corners like a Miata, but those hairs on the back of your neck will be grateful.
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They have helped me personally every step of the way and I will always be grateful for their support.
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But — given that love is blind, or at least visually impaired — don't assume she'll be grateful for the information.
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" McKidd concluded: "There's much to be grateful for and we're thrilled for the adventures 2018 will bring us all!
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"We are to be grateful for the family that stood up for what is right," said Democratic state Rep.
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Enjoy it below, and take a moment to be grateful that you exist in the time of Perfume Genius.
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"People risk their lives whilst expressing their love, so that always makes you pause and be grateful," said Twiggy.
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Be grateful there's still a nation where a fellow can preach an ostensibly apolitical humanism with a clear conscience.
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"If we could avoid disparaging our colleagues and just answer my question, I would be grateful," Justice Gorsuch said.
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We can only be grateful that father and son were spared this vision of their worst fears coming true.
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Here's something to be grateful about for each of our big social networks as we close out the year.
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"If she has excessive fragrance on, be grateful that she smells good," says an extract from the post above.
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That made Manchester City's fans' dreams come true, of course, and they will doubtless forever be grateful for that.
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On the plus side, nobody invites them to enter the hamburger business, and for that we must be grateful.
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In the words of one Kentucky Route Zero character, I felt that I should be grateful for the opportunity.
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She is expected to be grateful (and is), when he replaces it with a wallet of his own choosing.
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As an academic, my first reaction was to be grateful that someone had actually read one of my articles.
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I do object to feeling like we're supposed to be grateful that someone is shining a light on it.
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It's unclear why Daisy started to produce milk, but the kittens appear to be grateful for the surprising shift.
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Every year, his father, Sonny, surveys his grandchildren and tells them what they should be grateful to him for.
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I miss them both so much and will always be grateful to have witnessed such a pure true love.
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One thing's for sure ... Chris has gotta be grateful for the well-placed safety mat that cushioned his fall.
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"People should just be grateful," Annette de la Renta, a New York Public Library board member, said last year.
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More headroom never hurt anybody, but AMD is no longer a power hog, and for that we can be grateful.
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Please, Iowa, if you could do anything to knock Ted Cruz out of the race, the country would be grateful.
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But in the canned-wisdom world of fashion, there is every reason to be grateful for Mr. Touitou's discursive candor.
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"At my regular check-ins [with the court], I was expected to be grateful for the rehabilitation program," she says.
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See, sometimes we forget to be grateful for our everyday luxuries until someone reminds you what it's like without them!
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If you end up pulling an all-nighter in your room, you'll be grateful to have stylish source of light.
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What May hadn't bet on was that the Hub wouldn't exactly be grateful for what May sees as free publicity.
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There are definitely lots of reasons to be grateful for moms, and somewhere near the top is for vaccinating kids.
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Heads of HR told us we should be grateful for them because they were free and because they were healthy.
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Let us be grateful, for we live in a weirder world, one where strangeness is welcome 365 days a year.
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But it's possible now to envision a path away from war, and for that even we skeptics should be grateful.
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Besson has said he will never make a Fifth Element sequel, and there's a lot to be grateful for there.
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But Xenaworrierprincess offers some of the funniest damn queer memes on the internet, and for that, we should be grateful.
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Even amid Washington's craziness and pitched partisan battles, she had much to be grateful for, said the former first lady.
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"And that had nothing to [do] with me but her wonderful teachers that I'll forever be grateful to," she added.
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"Take a little time to be grateful for the people in your life today because they're wonderful," Moore told CBS.
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It should go without saying, but based on my experience, I still feel the need to emphasize it: Be grateful.
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I try very hard to be grateful and appreciative all year, but it doesn't hurt to have one dedicated day.
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I know I'll be grateful for the work tomorrow, but now I'm a little annoyed to be missing my bus.
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So she must be grateful for that success — and to show her gratitude, she must defend it at all costs.
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If this starts to get painful, just be grateful that the points are no longer awarded in three different languages.
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Your Gemini won't be offended; they'll be grateful for the feedback and the chance to share what's on their mind.
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If I never hear the word "wife material" again after the first two hours of The Bachelorette, I'll be grateful.
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I'll always be grateful for his support and the opportunity to have been involved with some of his wonderful projects.
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Maddie miraculously made a complete recovery, so Jamie Lynn and husband Jamie Watson have plenty for which to be grateful.
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If they intervene again, then what's more if they intervene on his side, he may very well even be grateful.
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In the case of the pedophilia recommendation chain, YouTube should be grateful to the user who found and exposed it.
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The conversation turned to the importance of teaching kids to be grateful for what they have and to give back.
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Even when the activists fail to get everything they want, you, as a shareholder, should be grateful for their work.
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Likewise, the American people should acknowledge the far-reaching legacy of Don McGahn and be grateful for his dedicated service.
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Kardashian appeared to be grateful for the love and sent multiple kiss face emojis to the supporter in the comments.
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We should all be grateful that President Trump has kept his pledge to rebuild American leadership on the world stage.
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I think all Catholics can be grateful that Kennedy—like Galileo and Copernicus—rejected such follies and followed his conscience.
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Ahead of the vote, ruling party officials urged voters to be "grateful" for government largesse dispensed via the fatherland cards.
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If working customer service is the reason I now am where I am, then I can be grateful for that.
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It was a space they could share, something to be grateful for without having to think too much about it.
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"That'll make you be grateful for what you have, and possibly donate and do something good for the other people."
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Perhaps we could be grateful that DeVos is giving us opportunities to bring up Trump University on a regular basis.
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So I guess I should be grateful to Weight Watchers, for helping me tap back into my reserves of fury.
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I am going to be grateful to all of those people who are not overthinking everything they say or do.
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Books of The Times Steven Pinker doesn't just want you to be happy; he wants you to be grateful too.
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"I will always be grateful to President Obama for being given the opportunity to serve on the Commission," he wrote.
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Recall why the recipient is unique and important to you and be grateful for that person's presence in your life.
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Whether it is a life partner or a new acquaintance, take a moment to be grateful for this shared intimacy.
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In truth, the "fight like Trump" style did not work for him and frankly, we should be grateful for that.
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Older men can be considered useless, be resilient, have empathy, suffer, grow, appreciate humor, love and beauty, and be grateful.
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Be grateful for the sunshine, your warm bed, your home or the cup of coffee or tea that awaits you.
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Maybe we should be grateful when, now and then, they give us a broader view of it — even if by accident.
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I will always be grateful to the talented, dedicated men and women at our headquarters in Brooklyn and across our country.
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Readers and smokers and especially readers who smoke will be grateful that Mr Hens wrote "Nicotine" despite the risk of relapse.
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We can all be grateful that it did, because he was able to touch so many more lives as a result.
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These allies risk the lives of their fighters and otherwise sacrifice to the cause of counterterrorism, and Americans should be grateful.
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Click through for a trip down memory lane — just be grateful you don't have to rely on these outdated products anymore.
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My new manager believed in expressing gratitude for his employees' hard work, and I quickly learned to be grateful for it.
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INGRAHAM: Byron there is an effort to say kind of that we should be grateful that these informants were out there.
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Keenan: Do you think Gawker Media employees should be grateful as opposed to obviously angry that they were acquired by Univision?
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Aware of when they're doing something special that this is not a right, this is something they should be grateful for.
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Pluto can be manipulative, jealous, or greedy—be grateful for everything that you have and understand the reasons you want more.
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Many airlines were keeping to schedule by using other jets while economic woes meant some may be grateful for a pause.
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They believe they can shape their own future, take time to be grateful and maintain certain lifestyle habits, like daily exercise.
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Finding these small things to be grateful for can set the tone for the rest of your day — and your life.
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Forget about the birds and the bees, we've got a way more uncomfortable talk you'll probably be grateful you never received.
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Whatever their reservations, now is the time to gag down the unwelcome sweet and be grateful it was offered at all.
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"If I can't be there every minute for her, I'm trying to be grateful that there's someone who can," he says.
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But as these difficulties pile up, digital journalists are expected to be grateful just to have work, to have a byline.
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In a land where leadership and future planning seem to be forgotten concepts, we should be grateful for the England side.
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I had so much to be grateful for—an amazing husband, the baby I had wanted so badly, a good job.
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There is a specific violence in living parallel to one's colonizer while being expected to be grateful for their "renewing" presence.
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Both felt they had an extra requirement to draw their paycheck, beyond the work they did -- be grateful, do not complain.
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I found her on Instagram, obviously, but I think that's fine, and we should be grateful for the algorithm, in moderation.
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For Molko and fellow co-founder/bassist Stefan Olsdal, it's a time to celebrate, but also a time to be grateful.
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Mickey is clearly indignant and feels Dykstra should be grateful for saving his ass because the coke dealers were after him.
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Instead of ruing Franklin's exit from the sport, her legions of fans should be grateful for how long she stuck around.
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Morocco will be the more disappointed side, while Iran will be grateful to be hanging on for the draw so far.
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You might not need it every day, but you'll be grateful to have it when a pop-up shower suddenly strikes.
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"Sometimes I think I should be grateful, since finding my dad was like finding a pin in the dark," she said.
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Be grateful Taking a few minutes each day to write down what makes you thankful can improve your outlook on life.
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And if you like what you see, we'd be grateful if you would recommend us to a friend or co-worker.
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I'd be grateful if you could tell me how to contact them or how to send it to them through you.
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But the young visitor from Arkansas, curled up into a ball near the sidewalk, had a better reason to be grateful.
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It never rains in New Mexico in the morning and when it does it is our civic duty to be grateful.
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"That said, I will always love Scorsese, be grateful for his contribution to cinema, and can't wait to see The Irishman."
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We will always be grateful for the love we've shared and will always work together to raise our two beautiful dogs.
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Trump is right that Americans should be grateful this didn't quickly escalate, because by all appearances the administration was ill-prepared.
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Trump is right that Americans should be grateful this didn't quickly escalate, because by all appearances the administration was ill-prepared.
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I was speechless, although not smoking certainly has much to recommend it, and I would be grateful for your expert assistance.
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Feel the water as it hits your body, and take a moment to be grateful that you have hot, running water.
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But the next time I'm in town, I know that I'll be grateful for the opportunity to lace up some skates.
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With Justice Kennedy's retirement, America should be grateful to a man who consistently stood up for individual freedom, even when unpopular.
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Gohmert said in a House floor speech the next day that Democrats should be grateful that the new rules aren't retroactive.
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With the major Saudi oil facilities under attack, the world should be grateful to have alternative sources of oil and gas.
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We'll be grateful when we get an elected official who puts out the fire, not someone who pours gasoline on the flames.
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Watching the 10 episodes of PEN15, you'll remember those middle school days, too — and probably be grateful that they're just memories now.
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New York (CNN)In this season of giving thanks, 81-year-old Jim Duffy certainly has a lot to be grateful for.
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We must tell these stories because we, as Americans, always need a reminder to be grateful for the freedoms that we enjoy.
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I tried for a long time to cultivate a taste for Mitski, telling myself that I should be grateful for her success.
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"I will always be grateful I could spend so much time with her in the first months of her life," Zuckerberg wrote.
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Rome wasn't renovated in a day, so stop trying to achieve those Pinterest goals and find something to be grateful for now.
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So many doctors do the thing of minimizing what happened into this view that the family should be grateful for their care.
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Every now and then, I'm still trying to find the words and courage to come out and explicitly be grateful towards her.
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" In a separate slide shared to her Instagram Story, Portner wrote, "You can be grateful for opportunity AND still hold people accountable.
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Don't lose your confidence if you slip, be grateful for a pleasant trip, And pick yourself up, dust off, start over again.
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Just make sure you're doing something to keep your data backed up, as one day you're going to be grateful you did.
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And when we are lucky enough to find it, we should do everything we can to be grateful, even if it's fleeting.
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Simeo Nsubuga, an NRM MP, says Ugandans should be grateful to Mr Museveni for ending "20 years of turmoil, suffering and killings".
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I ask her why can't she just enjoy being cared for and be grateful she's alive and with this sharp, witty mind.
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If Eden were an older woman in Gilead, she might be grateful to have a husband who doesn't ask anything of her.
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This seems like an effort to tell his alleged victims that they should be grateful for his "positive impact" on their community.
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So, I'd love to leave you all with this: Let's be grateful for the difficult days as well as the wonderful ones.
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I will forever be grateful for the way Heaven's Net Is Wide pushed me out of the bubble of my own world.
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Still, Lowry told me to be grateful for any scraps I could at least theoretically get of the vape company's enormous valuation.
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"Taking time to really be grateful for the smallest things in life goes a very long way for you soul," she wrote.
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They recently released two music videos, one titled "Be Grateful For Your Experiences" featuring a black and white montage of prison life.
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We should at least be grateful that some very senior people seem willing to die on this hill on our behalf. Gen.
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Demographics aside, there's not a single piece in the collection that the museum shouldn't be grateful to own when the time comes.
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Americans should be grateful to have the likes of Shanahan, Esper, McCarthy, Lord and now Rood in key positions at the Pentagon.
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"So much to be grateful for, but mostly you.. got a feeling 31 is going to be even better… ❤️ u Z."
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But like that piano that loops over, and over, and over, life always comes back at you with reasons to be grateful.
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The only real solution is to be grateful when you have the capacity for gratitude, and to be patient when you don't.
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This setup is an intriguing one, and we should be grateful a young playwright has at least chosen to engage with it.
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This was the best possible outcome for Rowan, Frisch explained, and Mr. Hagood should be grateful that his son's future was intact.
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Wordplay veterans may remember me by my erstwhile forum handle "rpsmith" — I'll always be grateful to this community for encouraging my passion.
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But I say it's TV, dammit, and not just because I resist the idea that TV should be grateful for the compliment.
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And certainly it felt at times that there was an expectation that I would just be grateful to be in the room.
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Millions of Medicare beneficiaries will be grateful that you took action to stop this harmful and unnecessary idea from being a reality.
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She tells Divian and Yeslly to be grateful for another day of life and that fear has no place in their home.
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Buyers of U.S. equities, on the other hand, with 1.313 percent-plus returns, will have something to be grateful for at Thanksgiving.
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"I was fully expecting that we would close and move on and just be grateful for the opportunity," Hartman told Business Insider.
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"I'll forever be grateful to the Los Angeles Dodgers and their fans for what they did for me this week," he said.
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We can be grateful for this progress as well as attentive and responsive to the enormous challenges that families face after childbirth.
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Perhaps we should be grateful to the example of international sports for reminding us that rivalry does not have to mean conflict.
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I fucking suck at this game but I will forever be grateful for my Breakfast & Battlegrounds family, and the moments we've shared.
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Swain was initially nervous to tackle the notoriously difficult anthem, but ended up performing anyway — something for which we should all be grateful.
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"I will always be grateful I could spend so much time with her in the first few months of her life," he wrote.
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There's a lot to be grateful for, and you shouldn't take it for granted before you race off to change this or that.
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" Running down the list, the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star said she has "SO many things to be grateful for this year.
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" Amid the pastiche, the reader may be grateful to come upon a diagram titled "here is a chart to make things more clear.
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To that extent, even though I wouldn't have chosen to go through it, I still found a way to be grateful to it.
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"At the time, it felt like a million dollars, and I will always be grateful for that random act of kindness," she wrote.
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Meanwhile, I guess we can all be grateful our siblings didn't try to eat us when our parents went out for the night.
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They may be grateful for the tax cut that the president signed in December 2017, which delivered a windfall for America's wealthiest households.
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And it's disappointing that, even now, as I'm writing, I'm worried I'm overreacting, that I should be grateful that we finally hit 33%.
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On-screen kisses asserted their legitimacy as much as all manner of intricate storytelling in 2018, and we will never not be grateful.
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Even conservatives who hate every policy and message President Obama delivered need to recognize this and be grateful he made the positive choice.
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And we should be grateful that one of our two political parties understands as much and has acted responsibly to reduce the deficit.
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" But when you wake up in the morning looking for ways to be grateful, says Winfrey, "you have a different outlook on life.
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When you're the fourth Bob and Linda to show up to a Halloween party this year, you'll be grateful you went all in.
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Many airlines were managing to keep to schedule by using other jets while economic woes meant some may be grateful for a pause.
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But we should be grateful for Laura Jean's Devotion anyway; despite its well-worn subject matter, Jean's fifth solo album is a win.
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"I would hope he would be grateful that we want to bring back his memory, to help the field move forward," Butler said.
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SipWell Stainless Steel Drinking Straws, Set of 4, $5.89Straws are an increasingly trendy thing to ditch, and that's something to be grateful for.
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According to Branson, creating such a life is pretty simple: love others, be grateful for all you have, be kind and be mindful.
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The National Enquirer has gathered damaging information on Trump and he has reason to be grateful that they are keeping it under wraps.
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Many people push back against the idea of exploitation, arguing that athletes should instead be grateful because they are receiving a free education.
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"When we started to do the research on gratitude, we realized it's not innate to be grateful," says Maunus, who has three boys.
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When you get feedback, especially from a person of color, what's most important is to be grateful, and to try to do better.
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But I guess I can look back and be grateful that d'Arnaud got a hit so I don't have to worry about that.
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Instead of complaining about how things could have been or should have been, they reflect on everything they have to be grateful for.
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It is a dreamed combination, created by the sector's dream team, and I can only be grateful for the opportunity of leading it.
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"If the point of some is for parents and citizens to be grateful and silent, that's not a particularly democratic response," he said.
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" Johnson Billy added that she learned to be grateful to live in the U.S. because it's a "country where taking responsibility is rewarded.
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" Bodsworth, who joined Camilla on the carriage, adds, "I offered her the reins and she said she'd be grateful to have a go.
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Hoosiers will never forget that Principal Jordan lived the life of a hero and can always be grateful for her service and courage.
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Football (aka soccer) fans should be grateful for Lil Uzi Vert bringing more attention to this excellent sport of both skill and strength.
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And I'm sure I'm not the only one who will be grateful to be reminded of how much I loved him, and why.
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It might not all be on the level copyright-wise, but lovers of organized violence have good reason to be grateful for YouTube.
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" Future Americans will be grateful for the shutdown, Trump said: "Their children and their grandchildren will thank them for their sacrifice right now.
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Our current institutional equilibrium may not be sustainable in the long run, but for the time being we should be grateful for it.
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Because we are women, we were conditioned to just be grateful for the crumbs we were handed instead of demand what we deserved.
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Conservatives who claim to believe in that system should be grateful they didn't get their wish when they sought to tear it down.
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"Because women are told in a million different ways that the only thing they are allowed to do is be grateful," she says.
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" Then she translated what God had to say: "There's something happening and you need to be grateful and you need to be present.
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But those of us who want America as we know it to survive should be grateful that Trump is so immature and incompetent.
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When a Luting accuses the tourists of defiling sacred ancestral ground, they sneer that the Lutings should be grateful for the economic development.
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Whether we have her therapist or her now-husband, for whom she moved to Israel in 2015, to thank, we should be grateful.
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Both teams hope to contend and have started well, and they will be grateful in September for the games they won in April.
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Those who somehow feel like Yoon's singular hero (including but certainly not limited to nonverbal children with autism) will be grateful for this book.
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But after a few years, I realized that it was tough to shake the 'you should be grateful for where you're at now' dynamic.
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It's a lesson that I continue to be grateful for, and one that's helped me as I continue to work toward my financial goals.
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In it, she expressed her desire for her future children to live a normal life and to be grateful for all that they have.
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"You should be grateful you were even offered citizenship," the immigration officer on base told the group of young soldiers, Nezhynska told BuzzFeed News.
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"So much to be grateful for, but mostly you.. got a feeling 31 is going to be even better… ❤️ u Z," she continued.
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It's associated with those contented days of high summer when we actually have time to kick back and be grateful for what we have.
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"What I'm really conscious of is that I realize what a great life I have, so I'm truly trying to be grateful," he said.
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Those who missed out on this form of texting should be forever be grateful that they never had to endure struggle that is T9.
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"We should always remember the risks that members of law enforcement take every day on our behalf and be grateful to them," he continued.
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We should also be grateful that there will be far less glamorous journalists in the audience to fact check those accusations, slowly, painfully, judiciously.
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Is this pose of, you should be grateful for being acquired—Isaac: Listen, gratefulness is a feeling you have, not one that you impose.
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For now, we should be grateful the spacecraft flew past such an extraordinary object—one that's sending planetary scientists back to the drawing board.
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And they had to be grateful that they were allowed onto our parks, onto our pitches, onto our courts, because these are our spaces.
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After all this drooling over other nations' McDonald's menus, it's important to take a minute and be grateful of the treats we have here.
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All the more reason to be grateful for Cactus, the basic, if picturesque, stand turning out Mexican classics in Hollywood until 6393:30 a.m.
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We should all be grateful for what they're doing; opening a storefront like that legitimizes what I initially perceived was a weird internet trend.
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With that in mind, here are some things to do and/or be grateful for this weekend as you enjoy your three days off.
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Germany will always be grateful to the United States for making rehabilitation possible after its moral and physical ruin in the Second World War.
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Essentially a holiday special turned CSI spin-off, "Turkey in a Can" is quintessential Bob's—and that's something we can all be grateful for.
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Such is the nature of the Roberts Court, where Americans must be grateful that democracy's firefighters chose to do nothing instead of using gasoline.
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Yes, we should be grateful that companies sometimes elect to protect their users' interests — and we should demand that they do so more often.
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And I'm saying we should almost be grateful to Cambridge Analytica, for selling snake oil which claimed to do what tomorrow's medicines actually will.
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Before you get too angry at our nation's unfortunate lack of vacation days, take a moment to be grateful you aren't living in Mexico.
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This week especially, [Prime Minister] Theresa May will be grateful for some nice, touchy-feely remarks from Trump about Brexit and life after Brexit.
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But if the tension between Megan and her record label is any vindication, we should just be grateful that we're getting anything at all.
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I'll always be grateful to the Square for what they have done for me, even though they had no idea they were doing it.
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The Joe Biden in my picture is a close friend helping someone get through a big day, for which I will always be grateful.
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My parents taught me to be grateful and find the silver lining, even if you have nothing or are facing pain, loss, or failure.
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I'll forever be grateful to fans, who in those early days often rescued "The Far Side" from cancellation, or campaigned to get it reinstated.
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Recall a happy memory that you have shared with that person; remember the happiness of that moment and be grateful for that shared memory.
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The material, which is geared toward audiences 9 and older, aims to be funny without being foul — and everyone can be grateful for laughter.
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We will likely never know how many plots were secretly scotched by our soldiers, spies and detectives, and for this, we should be grateful.
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Philanthropy supports art and education and many indispensable cultural institutions, and we should all be grateful to the donors who take this job on.
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Instead, congratulate Sue on working so hard to make an informed choice and be grateful you live at a time when you have choices.
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After his arrest, the Komsomolskaya Pravda newspaper reported that Ziyangareev was unrepentant and even told police that his victims should be grateful to him.
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These are the moments I will fully absorb and be grateful for, rather than counting down how many of them I may have left.
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The Joe Biden in my picture is a close friend helping someone get through a big day, for which I will always be grateful.
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Stop fighting over headphone jacks and just be grateful you have one (or five.) Check out the Belkin RockStar 5-Jack Headphone Splitter See Details
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No guarantee your children or grandkids will not appreciate your present in the moment, but years from now they will be grateful for your generosity.
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Whatever way you start infusing your life with more moments of gratitude, in the short and long term, you will be grateful that you did.
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But I'll always be grateful to Fuffy for showing me there were others like me, others who had the same powers and vulnerabilities as me.
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News his mini-me wants to "build Ferraris," Tyga admits he's trying his best to teach his son to be grateful for his lavish lifestyle.
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If you came down and looked at America and at the world, you'd say there's a fair amount to be happy and be grateful for.
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I like to start the day with a gratitude journal entry to remind myself of the many amazing things I have to be grateful for.
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We live in a time of such horrible inequity and struggle, with, yes, much to be grateful for, but also much to rectify and improve.
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In the meantime, family audiences should be grateful for a Lloyd Webber show that only wants to have fun and hopes that you do, too.
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"If the voters approve ranked-choice voting, all of us who vote in New York City will be grateful," said Ms. Lerner, of Common Cause.
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"I'll forever be grateful to the Los Angeles Dodgers and their fans for what they did for me this week," he said before the game.
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Others drew attention to all the people, namely, the English government, who would be grateful for the timing and distraction caused by the baby's arrival.
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So Tom's question is, What is the statute of limitations for Univision telling former Gawker Media employees that we should be grateful for being acquired?
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" Setiawan added, "My family was in shock and my mother cried, but I told them I was safe, so I just have to be grateful.
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The tournament runs through July 221, and most people will be grateful and relieved if it ends up as a safe, secure and sporting event.
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I will always be grateful to him for his friendship, for embracing me and imparting just a fraction of his wisdom during our time together.
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Take a couple of minutes after you wake up to breathe and focus on those obvious and not-so-obvious things to be grateful about.
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At some point in your life you learn how to be grateful for the things that you have, as well as being happy for others.
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I've been through ups and I've been through downs, so now I can kind of respect and be grateful for everything that's been going on.
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In an average year, we would be grateful for the meticulous nature of the data recorded within this "N" and would gladly expect nothing more.
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"The Saudi authorities shouldn't be locking [women's rights activists] up, they should be grateful to them for having helped bring about these reforms," says Begum.
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Barr sounded like a man who will resist the President's corrupt entreaties, and for this, if for little else, there's reason to be grateful. ♦
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At the same time, I wonder: Should we keep it and let it serve as a reminder to be grateful we're in a better place?
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"We should be grateful that Donald Trump is president because he dominates the news cycle," Archbishop Thomas Wenski of Miami said during the bishops' discussions.
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That the current game-changing official intelligence community whistle-blower complaint has reached the American people is a miracle for which we should be grateful.
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As of 1927, they weren't yet living in Harewood House in Yorkshire, but we may be grateful for the glimpses of their gorgeously restored home.
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But we can also mold ourselves into the kind of people who seek out, recognize, and celebrate all that we have to be grateful for.
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So many LGBTQ people endure the trauma of being attacked as children in their churches and I'll always be grateful that I avoided that experience.
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Hearing the waterfall sounds allows me to empty my mind for a few minutes and think about all that I have to be grateful for.
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But we can also mold ourselves into the kind of people who seek out, recognize and celebrate all that we have to be grateful for.
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As Marcel Proust reminds us, "Let us be grateful to people who make us happy; they are the charming gardeners who make our souls blossom."
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Perhaps we should all be grateful that Trump seems to be releasing something he promised to put out — we're still waiting for those tax returns.
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"Those are huge changes in this country and they have made a difference for millions of people, and I will always be grateful," she said.
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It's taught me how to be calm, how to sit still, look around, be grateful for things I have, not for the things I want.
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"We would be grateful if you could forward this information to all your members who implement certification and sustainability projects," the CCC said in its letter.
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More than 200m people will use the Elizabeth line every year, and they will likely be grateful for modern and roomy stations and a speedier commute.
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That is a form of diffidence for which the world should be grateful, for it has often restrained the United States from using its power recklessly.
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Some of their critics will say they don't deserve what they seek, or that they should just be grateful for the incremental gains they've already won.
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In my next adventure, I would become better at seeing the upside, at looking for the little things to be grateful for, at finding the balance.
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"In all fairness to Secretary Clinton…Is that OK?" he asked her, as if she should be grateful he was using the title she had earned.
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We can be grateful for the men who fought the revolution to give that to us and joyful when we catch a glimpse of Markle's shoes.
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Should Brianna Wu, Anita Sarkeesian, and Zoe Quinn be grateful for their harassment by GamerGate—a movement which hit its peak relevance nearly three years ago?
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In that context, it makes sense to be grateful for someone or some company with the most to lose that's still willing to roll the dice.
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In the event that there are fees, I would be grateful if you would inform me of the total charges in advance of fulfilling my request.
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My brother and sister-in-law opened their house in Ohio to us and I will forever be grateful for the months I spent with them.
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A conversation in which white politicians and pundits express that black people should be grateful for their limited freedom sounds awfully familiar in the worst way.
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"Just taking a moment to be present, relax & be grateful…" she captioned a photo of her legs crossed, relaxing in what appears to be her backyard.
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Sometimes i feel guilty that i might have selfishly extended her suffering... However ill always be grateful for what ever extra time we were afforded together.
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To others, American athletes, as millionaires, are in no position to speak out on community issues, and they should be "grateful" for the freedoms they have.
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Forever I'll be grateful to have been apart of that, to be part of an amazing thing, and to be remembered for at least one thing.
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Justin Bieber feels empty sometimes, even though his life is filled with plenty to be grateful for, including his wife, Hailey Baldwin, an insider tells PEOPLE.
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Even if, by some horrific consequence, the film doesn't live up to our expectations, we should be grateful that it ever existed in the first place.
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I don't know how or why Luna, my family and I got so lucky in this life but I will stop questioning and just be grateful.
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She makes the insult sound like something the headmistress should be grateful for, or at least not complain about—a helpful criticism wrapped in practical advice.
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When a magnificent vessel the size of a human head lands on your table soon thereafter, you will be grateful that you didn't forgo the entrée.
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But Lewinsky explains that, even though she has already apologized to Hillary and Chelsea Clinton, she would be grateful for the chance to do it again.
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So perhaps, rather than expending our energy struggling to stay in the Moment, we should simply be grateful that our brains allow us to be elsewhere.
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Between mouthfuls of parfait, I explained that this was an impossible comparison and that she should be grateful the bathrooms were somewhat nicer at the airport.
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"World football will be always be grateful to him for all he has achieved for the beautiful game," UEFA President Aleksander Ceferin said in a statement.
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We can at least be grateful for one of the authors' liberties: the invention of Emily Penrose, the fair but tough-minded editor of the magazine.
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"Instead, you should be grateful for your capacity to come through the bad times... Especially for people with high levels of empathy and the people pleasers."
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When they restored it partially in phases over the last few weeks, it felt like they were throwing us crumbs and expecting us to be grateful.
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Kang believes local officers are working hard to discover who killed his father-in-law, but he said he would be grateful for additional FBI assistance.
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For out-of-the-way spots, Ms. Bailey recommends filling the gaps with expanding spray foam, an easy project that your landlord should be grateful for.
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What we are seeing in Emily Carroll's crossword is a concept rather than a precise execution, and I think we can all be grateful for that.
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If you do the work well, people are much more likely to see and recognize it and be grateful that you're doing it while they're relaxing.
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John and I suggested a "grumble-free" challenge to our kids and promised a family cruise if we worked on learning to be grateful without grumbling.
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So the next time someone offers you their business card, remember not only to accept it but to be grateful for their gesture and their time.
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They came not to beg, or to be grateful or to be informed, but to look it in the face and, if possible, to overcome it!
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I was dying to take Ziana home, but since I couldn't pass the Timianne Test, I'd have to be grateful for what she gave me instead.
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Ms Nayeri says that many refugees struggle with trauma, feelings of shame and inferiority and the expectations of other people that they should always be grateful.
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We do it because it is a time to give thanks to our family and think about how we all have something to be grateful for.
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When the boys run off to spend the holiday with their classmates instead, the parents learn a valuable lesson about what it means to be grateful.
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"Maybe I think we should be grateful that we've to survived through all of our adventures, whether they were real or only a dream..." she says.
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"If you're reading this... it means God has given you another day to wake up and be grateful & better than you were yesterday," she captioned the photo.
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But it's not uncommon for people to think a boy like Bennett should be "grateful" that he had the opportunity to have sex with an older woman.
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" For his part, Tulo seemed at peace with his decision, saying, "I will forever be grateful for every day that I've had to live out my dream.
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Be grateful for the good stuff you do have, don't obsess or wallow in worry and fear and anxiety about things that are outside of your control.
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I have so much to be grateful for it's overwhelming… my family, new family, new husband, fabulous friends, incredible job, all my 4 legged children… this life!
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"They told me I should've thought of that before I came and that I should be grateful they didn't take my son away," Borrales told BuzzFeed News.
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I continue to be grateful to work with so many talented people – especially our studio gladiator Patrick Moran and our most powerful and brilliant champion Channing Dungey.
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Consumers can be grateful for responsible producers like Perdue, and should continue to use their purchasing power to drive other suppliers and retailers to follow Perdue's lead.
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A source close to Bieber previously told PEOPLE that the pop star feels empty sometimes, even though his life is filled with plenty to be grateful for.
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If you still refuse to change, it pulls you out again after a suitable term of punishment, pretends all is normal, and expects you to be grateful.
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This was our first Thanksgiving, and while we had a lot to be grateful for on that day, it doesn't compare to all that we have now.
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I will never take a pain free day for granted again," and the second is to "be grateful for every day that you can move your body.
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"At the end of the day we have to all be grateful for the generations of science we've received from Cassini," science journalist Shannon Stirone told Gizmodo.
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The actress is currently spending the holidays in Europe with her husband and daughter and says this past year has given her many reasons to be grateful.
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He dove in head first and I think [that mind-set] is a good reminder to be grateful and curious and get off your ass and explore.
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She's going to be grateful for the opportunity she has, and she has no intention of being anything but the person who is the deputy press secretary.
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I'm a particular fan of this video of capybaras soaking in a yuzu bath which went viral this week, and for which we should all be grateful.
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My peers and I were taught that we would probably have a hard time finding jobs, and that if we did find work, we should be grateful.
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"The past year with Jimmy and the terrific team at the show has been a blast, and I will always be grateful for this opportunity," he continued.
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You should be grateful for my help… And if this isn't a real victim, then we're not investigating it—and we're certainly not testing the rape kit.
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By the time she got home, the mother had become fodder for Internet trolls who told her to shut up and be grateful her son was healthy.
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"When you're in huge rough patches of life, you can either focus on the tough, or you can find the things to be grateful for," Nicole says.
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When I stuff you back in the toy box to let Ezra lead, you will be grateful I ever let your wooden painted face take the stage.
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But if leaders in Western Europe think Poland should simply be grateful, say thank you and follow their lead, they misread the mood here, Mr. Komorowski said.
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This man, whoever he is, has given us a gift, and we should all be grateful to him, whoever he is, wherever he got that shirt. Godspeed.
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Thankfully — and for this we can be grateful to voters — the euroskeptic nationalists are not the only new force to be reckoned with in the European Parliament.
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Billionaires should be grateful for their good fortune and stop being so sensitive to public criticism and name-calling by politicians, tech billionaire Chamath Palihapitiya said Wednesday.
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"36 hours no sleep, 36 hours on a train, and 36 reasons to be grateful," passenger Rebekah Dodson wrote on Facebook at the end of the ordeal.
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But when you're enjoying every Sunday night and no longer lying awake with anxiety, you'll be grateful you pushed through so you can finally live the dream.
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"Having been close to him, knowing from him what the pressures were, we can be grateful for what we've achieved the last 10 years," Mr. Revivi said.
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You have to constantly remind yourself of the things that are under your control, like your attitude and reaction, and proactively seek out things to be grateful for.
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"Although we sometimes complain a lot about school, we found that their situation is a lot worse and we should be grateful for what we have," she said.
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And part of the problem is that we live in this culture where we don&apost teach people to be grateful for the incredible bounty that capitalism provides.
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If the 800 British troops deployed to Estonia were to run into trouble, pilots sent to their aid would be grateful for the F-35's stealthy profile.
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Photograph by Frances F. Denny for The New Yorker This is one reason to be grateful for Erik Ramirez, a chef born in New Jersey to Peruvian parents.
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Despite its lugubrious origins, Thanksgiving has become yearly reminder to be grateful for the sacrifices others have made for our benefit, and to pay those good deeds forward.
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No, it's not flattering when mainstream magazines think the majority of women should be grateful for an article or a special issue that mentions fashions we can buy.
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But here in April, we should be grateful that the Giants and the Diamondbacks took a moment out of their game to offer this taste of baseball past.
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Kasowitz did appear to be grateful that Comey "finally confirmed" Trump was not under investigation as part of the FBI's probe into Russian interference in the 2016 election.
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As for Truly saying her dad pushed her to attend SC ... D.L. says Dre's just being a good parent, and Truly has 70 million reasons to be grateful.
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And I'll always be grateful to Luke and Grace for showing me my own capacity to love, which, it turns out, was more than I ever thought possible.
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In his statement, the attorney for Markel's parents says, "The Markels continue to be grateful for the support of the Tallahassee community and the efforts of law enforcement."
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Israelis may well be grateful Trump gave them something they've deeply wanted for a long time, and with no "give and take," as Friedman told reporters last Friday.
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"There's this superiority complex, like 'I know better, you should be grateful to me for even giving you the time of day,' which is the savior," she said.
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I would be grateful for the ability to run a draft of this article through a filter which could identify statements I've made which might not be factual.
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If Biden takes Steinem's advice and asks before he hugs, countless women — and men — would hug him back, while others would be grateful he cared enough to ask!
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I wish I could remember if we had the sense to be grateful then, for food, for the comfort of one another, for the luxury of our education.
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"I will forever be grateful to Jim for his leadership, his belief in me, and for his many valuable contributions to his community and his country," Case wrote.
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When my scan is over, I need to make clear to my friends and my family that though I pray to be declared cured, I must be grateful.
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"The normal boring power structure of the art world was turned upside down at his book fairs, and this we should all be grateful for," Mr. Guyton said.
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We should be grateful for the fact that we've even gotten the chance to make five records and grateful that anyone has an emotional connection to our music.
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If Democrats have one thing to be grateful for, it's Trump's failure to live up to his campaign promises on health care and taxes, at least so far.
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Bombalurina sings of how she never had lovely memories to hold onto and reminds the person she's confiding in that they should at least be grateful for them.
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"You should all be grateful that Rudy Giuliani is helping to shine a light on the endemic corruption that occurred when Joe Biden was vice president," Miller said.
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Sure, in the moment, you&aposll hate the teachers for being so chipper but you&aposll ultimately be grateful for the amount of coaching and motivation they offer.
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We can be grateful for the first responder who says that an unknown artist is going places—that critic's gift is to cast out ahead of her era.
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He tried to explain that to Benji, once, back when he still believed he was educating him, believed that his son would absorb these lessons and be grateful.
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Polar historians — and perhaps some aficionados — will be grateful to have the Crocker Land expedition properly documented, but one wonders whether the story merits recounting at such length.
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"Women's basketball is 98 percent lesbian, per Stanford player Candice Wiggins, so LeNoir should be grateful for her excommunication," Yiannopoulos writes about former professional basketball player Camille LeNoir.
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He visited us in New Jersey just last year and we will forever be grateful for his positive energy, passion for the customer and love for children everywhere.
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It&aposs heavy and a tad bulky, but you&aposll be grateful to have it on your back when it&aposs raining, snowing, or just plain freezing out.
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One thing Americans can be grateful for, even in this uncertain season, is that death is not the constant companion for us that it was for earlier generations.
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And this music helped me celebrate, and really be grateful for, the most precious moments in my life, like the birth of my children, or marrying my wife.
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One month he's posting "still want it" on her Instagram, and the next week he's telling her to be grateful that the unsolicited comment generated some press for her.
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You may not have everything you want or even need, but that probably leaves buckets -- nay, container ships -- full of tangible and conceptual items for which to be grateful.
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So yes, let's take a moment to be grateful for the brilliant Black artists finally getting their due this year — before continuing to demand more from our culture machine.
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The singer knows that she has a lot to be grateful for, and she strives to teach her children — Ace, 5, and Maxwell, 6 — to live life with gratitude.
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The album's definitely too long, and it's only a DJ mix, but anybody looking for unconventional stuff to dance to will be grateful for Moodymann's warmth and warped perspective.
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Prosecutors had recommended up to 27 months, and the judge could have given Weiner up to 10 years -- so you'd think he'd be grateful for the 21-month sentence.
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It offers a daily inspirational quote on each page to properly ground you, gives you a place to make notes or record thoughts, and reminds you to be grateful.
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Schedule a dinner date with fellow single friends, and be grateful for the people you do have in your life — rather than focusing on the one person you don't.
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Recalling all the people and things you have to be grateful for can remind you that not having a partner on Valentine's Day isn't the end of the world.
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From the audio god rays that conclude "Wallowa Lake Monster" to the appropriately cascading electroacoustic textures of "The Hidden River of My Life," there's much to be grateful for.
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Now, at least nine business leaders have left and the service that brought us "on fleek" (for which we will always be grateful) is struggling to keep people interested.
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Mr Mitchell says the world should be grateful to them for helping to preserve the rainforest, which in turn provides the Earth with so much of its potable water.
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"We continue to be told we should be grateful just to have the opportunity to play professional soccer," two-time Olympic gold medalist Solo said on NBC's Today show.
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Widodo echoed cabinet members in his administration, saying the country should be grateful for above 5% growth rate when other economies are seeing much slower growth or even contraction.
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Grab them a leather shave bag that they'll use for years to come — they probably wouldn't justify the expense on their own, and they'll be grateful to have it.
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And we shall be grateful to him for his scholarship and his capacity to express himself so lucidly on a subject that will always be shrouded in some darkness.
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Dad would earnestly and somewhat sadly tell me I should be grateful for these days because he didn't have anyone to take him to the beach as a boy.
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"I will always be grateful for the experience I have gained, and proud of the accomplishments I have helped achieve alongside a very talented White House team," she said.
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It did so with such style, such ruthless élan that England as a whole will "forever be grateful" for Guardiola's presence, as the former striker Gary Lineker put it.
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Yet, such replies seem to always result in the other rider snapping at me that I'm quite rude, and insisting I should be grateful that they offered to help.
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And it is a mixed message, surely, this idea that the men's stadium is the "proper" stadium that the women should be grateful to grace once in a while.
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While we prattle on about how much we have to be grateful for, some of us kill with cruelty for the sake of fashion, or simply out of habit.
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We'd all be grateful if it's that competitive — the Warriors needed Kevin Durant at his dagger-draining best to win Game 03 and set up a 4-1 finish.
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While you should be grateful for the folded laundry, it is obvious your girlfriend is gaming the system (or the game, as in the case of your fitness challenge).
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This is a golden age of journalism, a time when those who have curiosity and a commitment to truth can do work for which their children will be grateful.
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Third, heavy flight attendants would present a danger in any emergency situation and the women should be grateful that the airline took an interest in their health, they said.
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I have so much to be grateful for, so I am getting together with a group of old and new friends and family for a party and weekend celebration.
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"Under patriarchy we get any response and we are supposed to be grateful for it, when we all know the situation demands a lot more than that," Abichandani says.
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And you can just see how angry people were—they weren't buying into this We should be grateful because the recession is over, and Barack Obama has brought us back.
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"So much to be grateful for, but mostly you.. got a feeling 31 is going to be even better… [heart] u Z." Fans are rallying around Michele's newfound romantic bliss.
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"America will always be grateful for our Kurdish allies and the Syria defense forces who fought shoulder to shoulder and bravely with us in this fight," Pence told the crowd.
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"For months, we have kept our hopes high, and now we have concrete hope," they said, adding that hundreds of children and their parents can be grateful for the result.
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"The message ended by urging others not to take their loved ones for granted: "Count your blessings, be grateful always, and cherish every moment you spend with your loved ones.
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"To see it come out this far and still be making noise, and making waves, it's something you've got to be grateful for and take as a blessing," he said.
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"He was a total, total dick," Keery told GQ. So, in many ways, we should be grateful that Steve Harrington isn't the swimming douchebag he was originally meant to be.
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We can be grateful to those who choose to report their experiences publicly, but, our society being what it is, we cannot in good conscience demand that anyone do so.
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"Steve is a valued part of our legacy, and we will always be grateful for his contributions, and what he has helped us to accomplish," said Breitbart CEO Larry Solov.
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So yes, you'll wait and you'll overspend, but we say roll with it, embrace your inner tech magnate, and just be grateful you don't have to pay to live here.
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Speaking to officials and youth delegates at the Great Hall of the People, Xi said China's young should be grateful to the party, the country, the society and the people.
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But as the organizing principle of their party becomes resistance to Trump, Democrats might eventually be grateful to have an eloquent person with a big megaphone inspiring people to participate.
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I realize it's especially hard for "the Asian Dean" of HBS to say such, because people of color who have "made it" are supposed to be grateful and not complain.
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" The industry, and its bigger players "they're seeing it and they're trying to work with us rather than throwing opportunities at us like we have to be grateful to them.
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Rather it is a Roman vision of foreign policy, in which the rest of the world's role is to send tribute to the capital and be grateful for the garrisons.
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I think 10 is such a great number because if you're writing that many things to be grateful for, you really have to sit down and think about your day.
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"I'd be grateful if you just write articles which are conducive to the improved bilateral relations between the D.P.R.K. and the U.S." The three of us walked to the lobby.
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Dear Readers, Before you pack up and head out to wherever the summer is taking you, we'd be grateful if you'd take a few minutes and fill out our survey.
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"I should be grateful every f—ing day for that song, and I am," Cyrus, 24, said in an interview for the new issue of NME Magazine, on stands Friday.
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Be grateful for friendships Recent research has repeatedly shown that strong friendships and social ties extend our lives, generally keep us healthier and keep our brains active and synapses firing.
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One Italian newspaper editor said Argento should be grateful that Weinstein performed oral sex on her, and widespread criticism in Italian media led Argento to leave the country for Berlin.
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It's easy to feel drawn to this poet's idealism and generosity of spirit; hard, as well, not to be grateful for moments when she indulges in a little self-puncturing.
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It also makes me feel, I dare say, grateful to be alive, although it would be safe to add that you would be grateful not to hear me singing it.
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"It seems to me that all we can do is be grateful for the time we had with them and the time we have left with each other," he said.
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If I land in that category (which, as a woman over 35, I am more likely to), I will be grateful for the support of others who came before me.
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One should be grateful to Bergen, a vice president at New America and the author of several books on national security, even though none of the stories are fundamentally new.
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" President Bill Clinton wrote in a statement that he would always be grateful for McCain's efforts to "put partisanship aside to do what he thought was best for the country.
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Yet officials were directed to tell people that they should be grateful for the Communist Party's help, and that if they complained, they might make things worse for their family.
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" And University of Michigan law professor Barbara McQuade added, "We should all be grateful for the sacrifices and service of police officers, but misconduct should be called out and addressed.
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We've been since birth in a society that makes us feel like we're easily replaceable, that we need to be grateful for any work, and grateful for what we have.
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One of the most versatile and inexpensive dry goods you can choose to stock up on, and something you will always be grateful for having on hand and in abundance.
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"I've never been comfortable with the beating we put on those fellas, still feel bad about it today, but I'll always be grateful for what Coach Stalnaker did," Heater said.
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Admittedly though, once Iceage is erased from your contacts, it'll be nice to have someone who actually listens and you'll probably be grateful to finally have some help with the rent.
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He is a family man and he is a father figure, and I will always be grateful to him for giving me a promotion when a lot of people wouldn't have.
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" AND NOW, A WORD FROM CHARLES… "In a culture where everything from textbooks to television to SATs has been renormed and dumbed down, one should be grateful for an intellectual challenge.
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" Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg later echoed Zuckerberg's sentiment and said in a post that we should be "grateful for everyone, including those in the transgender community, willing to serve our country.
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And I continue to be grateful that there are things that I can dictate — and that in the face of this storm, maybe, just maybe, I can still control the wind.
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" Clinton said that Khan and his family "exemplify the values that make America great" and that all Americans would be "grateful that this remarkable family decided to make American their home.
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While I've tried to remember to be grateful for the small things—it's the only time of year anyone will play The Pogues on the radio—it's still been a lot.
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Today, I am able to be grateful to actually have solid proof where addiction will only lead you, and today I am able to say that I am ONE YEAR SOBER!
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Not to mention the fact that there was so much in my life to not worry about, but things to celebrate, things to enjoy, things to relish and be grateful for.
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He threw the most amazing surprise party and made me feel so special and loved and I will forever be grateful for this man, my family, and all my amazing friends.
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We'll be grateful to have him and Michelle and Joe Biden and Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders all fighting for America and against the Trump administration over the next four years.
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At age 12, my family was given the privilege to leave life in the camp to start over in the United States, a blessing for which I will forever be grateful.
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I will forever be grateful to her for lighting my way to one of the most magical experiences of my performing life, and for the hours I spent in her company.
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Per the New York Daily News: On December 4, Noah was picked up by the Memphis Grizzlies, and seems to be grateful for being plucked from the New York Party scene.
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"Dear Francis," he wrote, "I'm about to make what for me is an important and nearly irreversible decision," adding that he would be grateful for Crick's thoughts and his moral support.
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Instead of dwelling on the slights, he focuses on all the reasons he has to be grateful: his wife; his globe-trotting life; and Rhinehart's exemption, which kick-started his comeback.
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"Any campaign would be grateful for the energy and momentum that would come out of wins in Iowa and New Hampshire," said Jess O'Connell, a senior adviser to the Buttigieg campaign.
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"The Joe Biden in my picture is a close friend helping someone get through a big day, for which I will always be grateful," Carter wrote in a Medium blog post.
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That Kevin Spacey hasn't won for House of Cards is something those of us who are skeptical of that series might be grateful for, but it's also just a little weird.
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Black has received a lot of attention from Beyoncé fans following his tweets, and not all of it good, with many suggesting he should just be grateful she even noticed his work.
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While you're recovering from the tryptophan and the family-related trauma of Thanksgiving, it's worth taking a moment to actually be grateful for the good things in life at least once more.
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Words like these imply that she should be grateful that someone as fit as Tripp — who does fit into conventional standards of attractive body size — is interested in her and her body.
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I doubt that's going to change anytime soon, and I suppose we can be grateful that there have, at least, been some strides in how that kind of violence is treated onscreen.
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They would be able to go to work on Monday, repost funny memes on social media, and silently be grateful that it wasn't their mother left in the cemetery over the weekend.
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"I'll always be grateful to Rach for cutting the guy with the doll," she said of Lindsay, who eliminated Gottschalk on her season of The Bachelorette earlier this year, ultimately picking Abasolo.
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He was told he should be grateful for the prince's reforms and keep quiet, but he could not make that Faustian bargain, or abide the growing cult of personality and centralised power.
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Ralph Angel is disappointed — he thought all his hard work would mean mo' money — but Proctor tells him he needs to be grateful, because most farmers have only seen losses for years.
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"If I could teach people to be grateful, we could have an amazing world where negativity could not grow and foster, and children would have a smile on their face," she said.
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"But we will still be grateful for the love of our large and supportive family, and for the encouragement and prayers of hundreds of kind and thoughtful people during these last weeks."
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It just comes with the fear that we don't deserve to speak out against the things we disagree with because we should just be grateful to even be living in this country.
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We can all be grateful when the men of SMILF commit such offenses, a woman doesn't just grab back — she punches a creep in the face and then goes about her day.
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While it's not the most glamorous job, they seem to be grateful not to have to be Handmaids, who are systematically raped by their employers and forced to give up their babies.
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Like Hillary Clinton , those still trying to undermine the president simply refuse to take responsibility for their own failure, and be grateful every day that the American voter decided enough was enough.
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"We should be grateful we'll soon have a commander-in-chief who will champion our vets and honor the promises our nation made," Palin wrote in the post she shared on Facebook.
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But any inclination to lay low at first was pushed aside by apparent confidence that, like the public's ardor for Amazon itself, shoppers were likely to be grateful for a good bargain.
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You have to earn an interconnected movie universe, you can't just assume that people will be grateful you assembled some characters who have nothing in common save for their shared corporate interests.
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At least we can be grateful for the records, and I'm big enough to feel joy for our American comrades in rock who are getting to experience this marvel in their hometowns.
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"Let's face it, we should be grateful to Trump," said Lefebvre d'Ovidio, a delegate to the World Economic Forum at the Swiss ski resort of Davos where Trump will speak on Friday.
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If it all sounds a bit dreary, one should at least be grateful that the mini-cycle features none of the death and carnage so prominent in "Romance of the Three Kingdoms".
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He has been one of the most important and special people in my life since the day we met and I will always be grateful for everything he has done for me.
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"I wish I could remember if we had the sense to be grateful then, for the food, for the comfort of one another, for the luxury of our education," she wrote recently.
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But we will still be grateful for the love of our large and supportive family, and for the encouragement and prayers of hundreds of kind and thoughtful people during these last weeks.
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He played an integral role in helping this team make history in returning the NFL to Los Angeles, and we always will be grateful for his commitment and dedication to our organization.
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The story is basically about a self-centered man who never usually falls for or approaches anyone but if he chooses you, you should be grateful and "pick up" if he calls.
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As a pediatrician, I have often had occasion to be grateful to colleagues with more experience and training who could help a family figure out the right medication, dosing and follow-up.
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More interesting, perhaps, is the idea of app-based tools for assistants, many of whom already carry a smartphone and would likely be grateful for recommendations to help sell better to customers.
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I know how lucky I am to have had such a robust support network to save me from the very real isolation of new motherhood, and for that I'll always be grateful.
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But Ms. Krajangsri also cautions that in December and January, Chiang Mai can get chilly enough that you'll be grateful to have a warmer layer tucked in your bag for the evenings.
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There's something real and refreshing of being able to go to a place with someone you love and just contemplate, be grateful and feel part of a community, something larger than yourself.
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It was really amazing for me to take a moment and be grateful that I had the opportunity to pump and to produce milk for my baby and to thank God for that.
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"If you're reading this… it means God has given you another day to wake up and be grateful & better than you were yesterday," Woods captioned the Instagram slideshow adding a pink heart emoji.
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"It didn't dawn on me how it could have gone until the police officer said be grateful they didn't do anything to your wife when [she] came to your car alone," Yarber noted.
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Considering Earth is the planet we currently live on and we've done a shit job taking care of it, we should probably be grateful this vital function of NASA isn't being scrapped entirely.
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When she was still alive, I often showed her how important she was to me, but Mother's Day was always a special moment to be aware of that and be grateful for it.
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Once the first owner saw how much I loved her dogs and vice versa, I let her know that I'd be grateful if she recommended me to some of her friends with dogs.
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They get away with paying artists nothing for their work by perpetuating an antiquated theory that performers should just be grateful that radio is taking their music (without their permission) and "promoting" them.
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" — Trump "At this moment, if there's any doubt about whether together we can make a stand that generations that follow us will be grateful for, have no doubt, we have done it before.
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Although, given the calamitous turn of events at the Conservative Party Conference in Manchester Wednesday, we should probably be grateful that no one was there to see her speak at the United Nations.
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"Foster stepped up when we needed him most and made a real difference in my father's campaign, and for that I will always be grateful," Trump Jr. wrote in The Casper Star-Tribune.
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Back on Cedar Key, which Mr. Scott visited Friday evening to assess the damage, Ms. Gonzalez said as bad as things were, she had one thing to be grateful for as evening approached.
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And when black people speak about America, they're informed that they do not actually have a seat at the grown-ups' table and that they should be grateful to be around at all.
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Not that it's solely based on the fact that I had difficulties in my childhood but more on the fact that I think I am and should be grateful for millions of things.
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And there are some, even rarer, whose words are so auspiciously timed, so painfully beautiful and true, that you can only be grateful to have happened upon them—and then tell your friends.
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Even if they're already in college and it's too late to start a 529 plan for your grandchildren, they'll probably be grateful for a little extra help around the time tuition is due.
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All the more reason to be grateful that it will have a full if brief run to tell its small congregation that where there is life, there is the chance to be reborn.
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In an essay that has since been removed, a Chinese writer named Fang Fang wrote that "government should be grateful to the families of thousands of dead people in Wuhan," the Guardian reported.
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I will always be grateful that we didn't race into the courtroom soon after we split, and that we had time to build new bonds — first in co-parenting and then in divorce.
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"Every day that we wake up as conservatives and see Mitch McConnell in charge, we ought to be grateful, both for his brilliance but also for his resolve to do it," said Sen.
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Of course it does, and if anything we should be grateful to the coronavirus for reminding us that we shouldn't build our businesses around a single source of supply from a single country.
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There are perils to the military-dominated apparatus he has gravitated toward since then — but still, we should be grateful that James Mattis and H. R. McMaster will be giving that advice instead.
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That's a warning for which to be grateful, even as it is a reminder that anti-Semitism remains as much a problem on the far-left as it is on the alt-right.
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"If there's one thing we have to be grateful for with Trump, it's that a lot of folks have woken up like never before and are ready to make progressive change," he said.
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Our school community will always be grateful for his ongoing generosity to his alma mater, including his dedication of our Kobe Bryant gymnasium and his support of our girls and boys basketball teams.
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"They cannot behave as if we are just slaves who can be moved from one location to another and we should just be grateful for this wonderful gift that they prepared for us."
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We have a feeling that once those holiday packages and Black Friday purchases start showing up at your door, you'll be grateful you invested in the video doorbell while it was on sale.
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On the other hand, I feel as if the student would probably be grateful in the long run, and I doubt anyone else in my school is likely to realize they need help.
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Be grateful We heard a lot about the benefits of thankfulness in the last decade, and that is backed by science: Counting our blessings protects us against anxiety and depression and boosts optimism.
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While I'm still concerned that the top job that seems to be available for girls in these movies is usually "princess," there's reason to be grateful for the "Frozen" sisters, Elsa and Anna.
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Lisa Murkowski and let them know that you'd be grateful if they'd stand with President Trump and they'd vote in favor of Graham-Cassidy when it comes to the Senate floor next week.
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" And she concluded with this: "You can be grateful that he wore a condom..." The harsh tone of the advice provoked a fiery response online, with tweets and Facebook posts calling out "Dear Kelly.
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Whether or not you're a fan of the Thanksgiving holiday, this time of year is a perfect chance to reflect on all of the things we have to be grateful for in our lives.
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Sir Victor Blank, chairman of Lloyds during the financial crisis, said investors should be "grateful" the bank stepped in to buy troubled lender HBOS in 2009, according to a report in the Financial Times.
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Devon Still says he's rooting hard for Marvin Lewis to get another shot to coach in the NFL -- telling TMZ Sports he'll always be grateful to Lewis for helping to save his daughter's life.
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" "All the great things that have been gifted to me, I'm glad that I was prepared to respect it all and be grateful for it all and do my very best with it all.
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The attacks on Ivanka will continue and the loudest "feminist" voices may never come to her defense, but the millions of people she's impacted through her work will be grateful for years to come.
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So, we're taking a moment to be grateful for some of the uplifting times: the laughs, the viral memes, and the celebrity babies — and full-grown humans — that became our screen savers at work.
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If we have come to a point where personal expressiveness is valued above all else, we should be grateful for Rabinowitch's selfless dedication to a historical presentation memorable for its piety and anonymous construction.
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They insist we can wear modest clothes or be grateful for unconventional looks, or that we can avoid "asking for it" by "presenting all the sensuality and the sexuality," as Donna Karan has said.
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D.L. Hughley just went IN on James Dolan -- saying the Knicks fan he booted from MSG over the weekend should be GRATEFUL he won't have to watch the "sh*tty" Knicks play ever again.
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If Robert Mueller would accelerate his investigation of the administration and bring some sense of justice, order and humility to all levels from President Trump on down, the country would cheer and be grateful.
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Many slave owners had served the fruit to their slaves, and expected them to be grateful for it, to eat it under their supervision and—in some cases—to literally run to accept it.
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While there's no harm in taking the time to be grateful for your loved ones, here's what you can do instead of extending that thanks to pilgrims, the Founding Fathers, or any other colonizers.
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Another employer told me to "be grateful" for my salary — despite it being $20,000 less than my predecessor in the same position — and refused to give me the pay bump I knew I deserved.
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Christine Lagarde, who replaces Mr Draghi on November 1st, would surely be grateful; three days after that, she gives her first speech as ECB president—in Berlin, at an event to honour Mr Schäuble. ■
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Since January, I have consistently tweeted 15 to 30 percent less each week than I did the week before, according to Twitter's summaries of my account activity (some of my followers may be grateful).
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Still, the mayor's call for inclusivity and conversation in the face of Native opposition reads like some of the responses to Colin Kaepernick's protest of police brutality: be grateful for all we have provided.
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Technology enabled the robocalling machines and, while politicians wrangle about divisive social issues that affect few, no one tackles a problem that millions experience and would all be grateful for it to be solved.
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Though they most definitely earned their escape routes from fighting through savvy and hard work, both men should be grateful they have future money-making ventures prepared for once they leave the ring and cage.
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So yeah, Weird Al's "Bad Hombres, Nasty Women" is a fun parody and Weird Al is and always has been a genius who we should all be grateful to share a country and planet with.
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For all the talk about the coming old-age crisis, that is surely something to be grateful for—especially since older people these days also seem to remain healthy, fit and active for much longer.
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We're not really meant to identify with the poor in these films—we're supposed to be grateful, and to be impressed by how brave the filmmakers and actors are for tackling such a sad subject.
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"I will always be grateful for the foundation Josh laid in the office of the vice president and wish him every success in his future endeavors," Pence said of his outgoing staffer in the statement.
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I know that this can be a very personal thing to decipher and that everyone has their own motivation, but I'd be grateful for any advice as I feel I really am at a loss.
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Split's whole bent is toward saying that only those who've endured extreme anguish or abuse are really capable of surviving in the world, and that they ought, in some manner, to be grateful for it.
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Eone's minimalistic design is subtle, reserved, and apart from its mission of universal, inclusive design, reminds us to be grateful that we have the ability to do just that, and consider those that do not.
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"Sometimes, when I come to the end of the day, I just have to take some deep breaths, remember the things I heard, and be grateful for them and let them go," she told me.
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"The cast and the crew were just phenomenal and I will always be grateful to them because by that point my grandmother was so combative that I couldn't keep a caregiver for her," she said.
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" Hoang starts the process of mindful eating by thinking about how her food was made: "Be grateful for all the hard work and hands of many that made this snack possible for you to enjoy.
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"The supporters, if they can bring the same warmth that they showed us on the way to our hotel, I am certain that not just me but all the players will be grateful," he said.
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Editorial People who care about basic American freedoms should be grateful to the Senate majority leader, Mitch McConnell, for one thing: He has given liberals another good reason to flock to the polls in November.
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Health nuts and New Agers will be grateful for a spritz from Nue Co.'s magnesium spray, which delivers an essential mineral that may aid relaxation, in a dreamy blend of lavender and arnica oil.
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"If I'm at one of the best paying places around here, I should be able to be grateful and do my job and pay for the lunches and not have to need help," she said.
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"I suppose I should be grateful to Hong Kong immigration authorities for this shoot-yourself-in-the-foot publicity for (Human Rights Watch's) World Report release," he said in a post on his Twitter account.
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Her husband said he plans to bring the couple's daughter to Vancouver to attend school, and Meng had said she would be grateful for the chance to read a novel after years of working hard.
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RUSSIAN PRESIDENT VLADIMIR PUTIN (through translator): Primarily, I think we should be grateful to our staff and our aides who spent several months working with one another and not just in the preparations of this summit.
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To me, the best response to a $1 raise in a Walmart worker's wage is to be grateful, to see that change is possible, but to be clearheaded about the need for a lot more change.
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She's been active in the fight to close the wage gap in Hollywood, a noble cause which has unfortunately drawn criticism from people who believe actresses should stop whining and be grateful for what they have.
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But Lisa4D from YC CLIP thinks American students should be grateful for what they have in comparison to other countries: When I was primary student in Japan, the Great East Japanese Earthquake occurred in our country.
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We will always be grateful for the arduous work of the bill sponsors, as well as that of those senators like Jeff Sessions who took a sincere interest in improving JASTA so it could become law.
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He was telling Puerto Ricans that they should be grateful for whatever help they end up getting from Washington, DC. Trump is framing the US response in Puerto Rico as an act of charity and goodwill.
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"The declines in the stock after huge jumps caused a lot of people to sell it and be grateful for a good gain instead of holding out for the big enchilada," the "Mad Money" host said.
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The answer is certainly not to, say, tell students who struggle or protest to be grateful for what they earned, a point that came through in Nathan Heller's recent New Yorker feature on Oberlin's student protestors.
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The conservatism with which I identify is humble about the dangers always around the next corner, and therefore it labors to be grateful for every spark of thick localistic community built on volunteerism and neighborly affection.
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Wang Zhonglin, the party secretary of Wuhan, announced plans on Friday to teach the city's residents to be grateful to the party, a move that was quickly met with derision and anger on Chinese social media.
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"I hope that this is not the end of my story and I can look back at this summer and be grateful for the lessons learned and the friends made," he wrote, adding the hashtag #imstillgoingtostagecoach.
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"We actually was supposed to be having twins, and then one of them didn't continue," Burruss explained, adding, "I was sad at first, but then I just had to be grateful that the one made it."
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Over half, or 54 percent, of the rich credited optimism as critical to their success in life, and nearly three-quarters, or 71 percent, forged the habit of finding things to be grateful for in life.
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To the Editor: Perhaps Americans should be grateful that the draft executive order "Making Federal Buildings Beautiful Again" does not require (at least so far) that new federal buildings be emblazoned with "TRUMP" in gilt lettering.
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"It's worth taking a moment to be grateful for all the rain and snow out there," Felicia Marcus, chair of the State Water Resources Control Board, told reporters on a conference call after the governor's announcement.
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Sir, I doubt that I will ever be able to thank you in person, so I just need you to know that this military family will always be grateful for all you have done for us.
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When you're going to a meeting uptown and the train is delayed, be grateful that Lower Manhattan is not yet under water, because you lent your good swimsuit to your roommate and she hasn't returned it.
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Loss and recovery are an inevitable part of being human, and I realize more and more that these experiences which take so much from us also give us the ability to be grateful on a deeper level.
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Whether you want to share them on your Instagram feed, send one to a friend who's struggling, or write them down in your planner, these quotes remind us to be grateful for all that we have. 1.
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I don't wanna be marinated in the upset ― because I have a lot of trauma and sadness to dwell on if I want to ― but there's so much beauty and so many things to be grateful for.
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In just a minute, a selfless woman who will remind you why you are so proud to be an American, and why we have so much as Americans today, this Memorial Day holiday, to be grateful for.
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Bieber has been photographed visibly upset on multiple occasions, and a source close to Bieber previously told PEOPLE that the pop star feels empty sometimes, even though his life is filled with plenty to be grateful for.
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The interface will look familiar to regular Photoshop users, though Adobe has made changes to make Photoshop's maze of menus and toolbars a bit easier to navigate on a touchscreen (something we should all be grateful for).
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"I assumed that something must just be inherently wrong with me that I couldn't figure out how to make it work, and I was ashamed that I couldn't just be grateful for this incredible job," she says.
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All times ET. The moon in Virgo asks you to take stock of what you have today—be grateful for what you've got, though it's OK to feel anger or disappointment about what you don't have, too.
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It's not the life I ever imagined for myself, and there are so many things I wish were different, but I've learned to be grateful for what I do have even as I mourn my daughter's absence.
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Millennials, specifically, have also been told to be grateful for how little is being asked of us; we're reminded that, in prior years, Americans were asked to give their lives for some notion of the greater good.
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We should be grateful for Mr. McGahn's resistance to presidential wrongdoing while appreciating that we may need to reconsider and revise the norms and expectations governing the role of lawyers, and the White House counsel in particular.
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In a way, we should be grateful to Limbaugh for at least raising the subject of climate change and its relationship to hurricanes, if only because it's a topic the Trump administration is trying desperately to avoid.
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On balance, audiences should be grateful he's on the scene at all, since he came to the rescue during a crisis in 2018 when James Levine was fired over allegations of sexual harassment (allegations he has denied).
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About 200 of the state's 0003 school districts shut down on Monday as teachers walked out, defying calls from some parents and administrators for them to be grateful for what they had already received from the state.
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"Steve is a valued part of our legacy, and we will always be grateful for his contributions, and what he has helped us to accomplish," Breitbart CEO Larry Solov said in a statement posted on Breitbart's website.
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After a tumultuous couple of years during which she suffered a painful injury and three devastating miscarriages before welcoming Jacob, Underwood is taking stock of everything she has to be grateful for, while continuing to live her dream.
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If he gets this right, and if you can manage to avoid the inevitable live-tweeting, we'll all be grateful for the chance to pretend these two men are actually running for president, and to forget Trump's existence.
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"No matter what happens with Mosaic, no matter where it lands culturally, if it even lands ... I had three of the most amazing creative years of my life and I will always be grateful for that," he said.
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" She added: "But as of today, I had no single wish to see tomorrow.. But God saved me for a reason, and for that… I must be grateful.. Cuz I'm not in heaven right now for a reason.
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So this holiday season, be you Christian or secular, American or not, take a moment to stop and appreciate the small, rich traditions that teach us how to share, how to be grateful, and how to appreciate life.
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The actress concluded her speech by encouraging the women in the audience to trust their "women's intuition" and be grateful for the path that was paved for them by the hard work of the women who came before.
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"But I catch myself and I look around and I try and look at even the most mundane things that I see every day with the most wide-eyed wonder of a child to recalibrate, and be grateful."
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I would hate to tell people what to be grateful for, but I think that by taking that first step into identifying what indigenous foods are, you will realize that you've been eating them all the time already.
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"Self-love, body confidence and appreciation is something I'll always place importance on and it's something I'll teach my daughter Mia as well — to love and be grateful for who she is and what she's got," she said.
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And it's hard to be grateful to the Fed for stable prices when Yellen herself is constantly vexed that inflation is not considerably higher — despite her best efforts to pump up the money supply by suppressing interest rates.
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He has been photographed visibly upset on multiple occasions, and a source close to the singer previously told PEOPLE that the pop star feels empty sometimes, even though his life is full with plenty to be grateful for.
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It wouldn't have occurred to me during the interminable years of Bush's administration to be grateful that we had a president who believed in the basic tenets of American democracy, because I couldn't have imagined one who didn't.
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Cap fought Iron Man and essentially quit the Avengers for his best friend, and now that Bucky is no longer brainwashed, he's in a place where he can appreciate that and be grateful for Cap's friendship and sacrifice.
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Spend some time with the depraved psychiatrist in Craig Russell's horror thriller, or the victims of male violence in Maryse Meijer's story collection, and you may be grateful to return to the usual planes dropping from the sky.
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" CBS News president Susan Zirinsky: "Every day I will take 5 minutes to be grateful for each person at CBS News -- whether they are risking their lives in a war zone or doing battle for a taped piece.
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For most American kinfolk, this is the one time when they can collectively reflect on and be grateful for the values that have bonded their family for generations with their new crop of progressive prodigal sons and daughters.
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Ross Douthat In these distinctly abnormal times for the republic, with Donald Trump in the White House and a group of unprepared revolutionaries around him, one must be grateful for small doses of normalcy and politics as usual.
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"If I could have anyone remember Amanda with one thing, it would just be to follow one of her characteristics of not sweating the small stuff and just be grateful that you're here on this earth," she told Roberts.
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" The mayor asked every Memphis resident "to remember Officer Smith's family in prayer and reflection today and in the coming days -- and to be grateful for the dangerous, important work our men and women of MPD perform every day.
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The dramatics of the following three months were appropriately childish for two awkward 13-year-olds, but I'll always be grateful for his kindness, which is the thing I still value most about him after 18 years of friendship.
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The Hanks we see in Inferno has little of the actor's famous wit or gravitas; it's star power delivered without much distinction, a reminder to be grateful that he hasn't done too many of these movies in his career.
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White men telling black men what they can and cannot say – that they should be grateful to have a paycheck, and not to use their platform and voice to express their opinion – is an irony, to say the least.
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But if your parents have no chill about letting you and your long-term, cohabitating S.O. share a bed in their house, just be grateful they aren't resorting to "bundling," the circa-1700s practice of birth-controlled bed-sharing.
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I suppose we should be grateful that this time it was Facebook's management that revealed the news, in a departure from the company's previous stance of stubbornly resisting pressure from the government and the media to be more transparent.
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"Makin' mock o' uniforms that guard you while you sleep," as Kipling wrote, is the pastime of people who lack either the wit to recognize the source of their good fortune or the decency to be grateful for it.
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Listen, I've been with the Mets on and off for more than a half-century, and I will forever be grateful that they hired a man whose oversize head has stitches that just coincidentally match those on a baseball.
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In just 20 minutes, The Neighbors' Window captures empathetic performances (particularly from the expressive Dizzia) and functions as a reminder of how powerful it is, amidst the uncertainty of life, to be grateful for where we are, now, today.
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"I hope that this is not the end of my story and I can look back at this summer and be grateful for the lessons learned and the friends made," he wrote on Instagram in September after the debacle.
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Maybe this is even the moment to be grateful for those parts of the government whose inertia keeps the ship of state moving in the same general direction, regardless of who&aposs on the bridge at any given time.
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"I would be grateful if you might take the time the [sic] read his Douglass Plan — and give his team (and me) any thoughts, criticism, and improvements you have," Beyer wrote in the letter, which was obtained by POLITICO.
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AND SO I WOULD TELL SHAREHOLDERS, YOU KNOW, BE GRATEFUL THAT YOU HAVE SOMEBODY THAT COMMITTED TO THE COMPANY AND RECOGNIZE THAT, YOU KNOW, BEING UNIQUE IS WHAT HAS HELPED MAKE ELON – OR TO HELP MAKE TESLA SO SUCCESSFUL.
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No, it was when Rousey swung wild at the unaccomplished and unassuming Bethe Correira that the infection took its greatest body count and perhaps we should be grateful because it gave us the chance we needed to spot the afflicted.
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My husband travels frequently and we are grateful for Jetblue and the ease and comfort of the extra -legroom, tv service and general decency among staff that we observed over the years but now we have another reason to be grateful.
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Not every brand lets you do what you want to do, and they could of been doing a collaboration with an American girl or a French girl, but they're doing it with a Latina, I will forever be grateful for that.
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"By doing the heavy lifting of suggesting you get together, along with a date, time and location to meet, your contacts are much more open to the idea of getting together and will be grateful for your outreach," Muller says.
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Soaring incomes, the opening ofIKEA stores and a mushrooming of cafés, bars and nightclubs in Moscow were not taken as an achievement of the state, for which they should be grateful, but as a norm which they took for granted.
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I will always be grateful to the legends of the firm who first showed confidence in me and my suggestion of opening a Baltimore office in 1988--Bob Glen Odle, Jay Ricks, Arthur Rothkopf, George Carneal, David Hensler and Allen Snyder.
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We should be grateful for these men's gifts — nay, we should see right through their gifts, for in "Tree" (2015), Santa pees right through a present to water that pitiful gray Christmas fir with a few streaks of watery yellow.
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And I don't just mean that they should be grateful to see Trump displaying his unfitness for office, which has long been clear to close observers, in such a dramatically unhinged way that only cultists can fail to see it.
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Kadian Noble, an actress who said Mr. Weinstein sexually assaulted her and forced her to watch him masturbate in Cannes, France, said she would be grateful for any amount of compensation, though the money would not make the trauma go away.
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Tens of millions of Americans will lose their insurance if Trump gets his way, but the money saved by the federal government will flow directly into the pockets of millionaire investors, who therefore have good reason to be grateful for Trump.
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Our reporters traveled to Northern California, where the survivors of the Camp Fire, burning in the town of Paradise, above, found reasons to be grateful on Thanksgiving; and to Southern California, where fires incinerated movie sets and hiking trails near Malibu.
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Dust off those gossamer wings and fly yourself to the moon of your choice and be grateful to carry the baggage we've all had to carry since those lean nights of sleeping on buses and helping the driver unload the instruments.
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Even if the recipient swears by the feeling of a real book in their hands, once they see how much easier it is to travel with one thin tablet instead of six thick novels, they'll be grateful you introduced them.
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Although my family will forever be grateful for this miracle and the donor family, we cannot overlook the distress sparked by a severely broken organ donation system which leaves 20 Americans to die per day while on the organ waiting list.
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Others have said that her boyfriend will eventually be grateful that we did this: If he finds a way to pay off the loan and go to the university, he will value it more and be more proud of himself.
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Leicester released a statement a few hours later, praising Ranieri's "warmth, charm and charisma," assuring him the team will always be "grateful" for everything he achieved, but making it clear that change was necessary if the team was to avoid relegation.
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Be grateful: As even deeper cold sweeps much of the northern half of the country, our neighbors far upstate have seen wind chills well into the minus-27s, with areas of heavy snow — up to 230 feet expected near Watertown.
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You, Ms. Passer-by, may be grateful, even despite this inconvenience: The two New York Fashion Weeks (the other in September), according to analysis by the New York Economic Development Corporation, account for nearly $900 million in economic impact annually.
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The judge in the case, Azmi Ariffin, told Ms. Huong in court that she was fortunate to escape a death sentence and that she should be grateful to prosecutors and the attorney general, Tommy Thomas, for agreeing to the plea deal.
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The production's a little scattershot, but note how the glittering synth groove on "Twenty 8" segues effortlessly into the stylistically unrelated dissonant piano loop on "Patty Cake," and be grateful he has the nerve to test his voice against disparate settings.
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