Maybe now the dang cat will cheer up a little.
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At least that's what I'm telling myself to cheer up.
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Cheer up Kylo Ren, it's almost like you have friends!
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Cheer up, though; the movie still has its quirky rewards.
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Cheer up: Warm, sunny weather should be back on Wednesday.
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Thus we'd cheer up all Americans, which other generations can't.
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There was enough there to cheer up export aficionados in Shanghai.
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Then I watch Parks and Rec, my favorite cheer up show.
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Even some of them, who are usually more agitated, cheer up.
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It will take place at Cheer-Up Charlies on March 13.
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Cheer up, Joel ... you still got a shot with Rihanna, maybe.
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The man who told me to cheer up is simply a representation.
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But if you missed out on the festivities, then cheer up buttercup!
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"Cheer up, Snowflake," the post read, which included a photo of Black.
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It all goes down March 14 at famed venue Cheer Up Charlies.
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Cheer up, commuter: these episodes might be just the ticket you need.
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Described as "extensive", the talks have helped cheer up global equity investors.
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To cheer up her student, Snyder explained in her post on Sept.
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" Mr. James is the author of the novel "Cheer Up, Mr. Widdicombe.
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I ended up putting pictures of trees on the walls to cheer up.
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Cheer Up Charlies, 900 Red River St., Austin, TX; 512-431-2133. 16.
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But the painting started later, as a way to cheer up my brother.
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In season one, he uses it to cheer up a grumpy Ryan Atwood.
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If the idea of Black Friday shopping gives you the blues, cheer up.
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But cheer up — it's the holiday season, with lots of updated movie classics.
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"You'll see people bring service animals by to cheer up hospital patients," Quinn says.
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On Thursday, the United States-traded Alibaba offered investors a reason to cheer up.
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After Bush lost to Bill Clinton, he had Carvey come cheer up his staff.
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But cheer up: Saturday's jackpot is now $675 milllion, the largest in U.S. history.
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Maybe his "beloved Orioles" will one day be champs again, and he'll cheer up.
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He would send me Bible scripts and just stuff to cheer up my day.
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Arauz also frequently dresses up in costumes to cheer up children in local hospitals.
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Cheer up: There are many more ways to take part in the fashion week festivities.
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But Saudi observers believe Mohammed bin Salman's real interest is to cheer up Saudis themselves.
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Climbing plants are a great way to cheer up a bare shelf or lonely corner.
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That they are, in fact, a perfect way to cheer up everyone in your life?
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Last night, he lit up Noisey and JanSport's Bonfire Sessions Showcase at Cheer Up Charlies.
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But cheer up: your tax situation likely will lighten up a bit when you retire.
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He's been trying to keep his own emotions in check and cheer up his son.
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But cheer up, the company's just released the first footage from its Omni VR camera.
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They just want you to cheer up when that's the one thing you can't do.
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Cheer up Squirrel-man, we have a feeling you may be the internet's next favorite meme.
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The residents of Chappaqua, NY, wanted to cheer up a post-election Hillary Clinton this Thanksgiving.
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Their handlers would stage "fake" finds so that the dogs would cheer up and keep searching.
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Some waved Chinese flags as others chanted "Hong Kong Cheer Up" and "Support Hong Kong Police".
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Again, before " Cheer Up, London," Slaves ask everyone to hug somebody else, and again everybody does.
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"); a face with crossed eyes and a sticking-out tongue conceals a crying baby ("Cheer up!
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But cheer up; the sun will come out tomorrow (afternoon) when the high climbs to 50.
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It wouldn't change the trajectory of the story, but it would cheer up everybody's Thanksgiving dinner.
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But a comeback in Apple Inc shares appeared to cheer up investors in the broader technology sector.
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The action star, 51, is no stranger to using his superhero credentials to cheer up sick kids.
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But in the late 1990s they began to cheer up, almost catching up with boys in 2010.
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What they shouted though, is "Wuhan, Add oil", meaning keep fighting, pump up, or cheer up pic.twitter.
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Deepest of all is the lead "Cheer Up Charley," which doesn't mean Charley should go get stoned.
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In Manchester's Piccadilly Gardens, buskers played songs to cheer up passerby, like "All You Need Is Love."
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There's nothing like a bunch of egomaniacs humiliating themselves in public to cheer up a dark day.
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" Within days, Shkreli did cheer up, as he began "brainstorming about what his next move would be.
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Even venues that are almost explicitly designed to cheer up Republicans are no longer doing the trick.
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"He told me to cheer up because it's just a bad day and not a bad life."
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But let's not forget why she broke out the poultry millinery: It was to cheer up Chandler.
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The employee then asked what, if anything, the company could do to cheer up those who remained.
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Nicholas Kristof GANTA, Liberia — Cheer up: Despite the gloom, the world truly is becoming a better place.
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Trader Joe&aposs is selling mini "Cypress Grump Trees" that will cheer up any Grinch this Christmas.
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Ms. Fleming frequently sends small, monetary gifts to friends and relatives with get-well or cheer-up messages.
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Market players looking to cheer up should take a close look at just how miserable most investors are.
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Owen Wilson, recruited to cheer up our moping hero, provides the only deeply enjoyable moments of the movie.
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I slunk home and figured I had two choices: I could cheer up, or I could reread Thoreau.
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Simply put, we all need a reason to cheer up about this election and the sooner the better.
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Recently, the famous dog and his human, Leslie Mosier, used his adorable powers to cheer up some youngsters.
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Cheer up, SNL fans: The new year is just around the corner — hopefully bringing fresher jokes with it.
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"Some waved Chinese flags as others chanted 'Hong Kong Cheer Up' and 'Support Hong Kong Police'," Reuters reported.
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Come join us at Cheer Up Charlies on March 15 at 7 PM. It's about to be lit.
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WASHINGTON — The tanning industry found little to celebrate during Barack Obama's presidency, but it's starting to cheer up.
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So, employees of the Canadian Air Traffic Control Association wanted to do something to cheer up their U.S. eqivalents.
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He's done this type of thing before to cheer up sick kids, which we gotta say is pretty sweet.
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After all, SXSW is a great time, and this raging party at Cheer Up Charlie's helped shape the week.
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Nearly 200,000 people have signed a petition encouraging Mr Moon to "cheer up" and keep trying to secure it.
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Often, we try to cheer up people with lame sentences or hijack the conversations by discussing our own stories.
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Wesley does everything he can to cheer up his little brother by making him laugh and telling him stories.
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Turns out all it took to cheer up Lana was a really hot text from a pretty good keyboard.
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"We wanted to find a way to cheer up the people in our neighborhood," owner Nick Semeraro told CNN.
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The meme became so well-loved that it prompted the creation of Cheer Up, Keanu Day that same year.
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Mr. Sorensen, despite his wish to die, was a joyful talker who never failed to cheer up in conversation.
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Alex is out of town and Link believes he is there to cheer up Jo after her intense day.
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Maybe this is telling us we all might want to cheer up, because perhaps none of it will ever happen.
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Hey, guys, time to cool the clown hysteria—most of em are good, cheer up the kiddies, make people laugh.
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Had you come a week earlier, you might have helped to cheer up gloomy old Edith, but wouldn't you know?
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So if you're in your 20s, cheer up — you've still got time to learn how to talk like Lucius Fox.
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Many people may think adding humor to the situation can lighten the mood and cheer up a laid-off coworker.
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Tillie's friend Halle is hiking to raise money to cheer up her friend, who is currently recovering in a hospital.
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When she was not working, Ms. Billquist volunteered at a local hospice program, bringing in pets to cheer up patients.
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Indeed, according to the Washington Post, plans for the new executive order were used to cheer up a sulking Donald Trump.
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Apparently, he dropped off Axl to cheer up Fergie ... Josh left the house after just a few minutes, according to photogs.
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But if you're suffering from thinning, breaking, shedding, or lackluster hair and have no hope for the future, cheer up, buttercup.
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Telling someone with anxiety or depression to "just cheer up" completely misses the mark — and is rude and hurtful to boot.
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Fortunately, Emma Geller-Green — aka actress Noelle Sheldon — is here to cheer up fans with one very important meme of 2020.
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But one cashier at a Trader Joe's store in Winter Park, Florida, went above and beyond to cheer up a young shopper.
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Poor cheerleader Carol will succumb to depression, but Frank, writing "The Widdicombe Way" to help others master life, will indeed cheer up.
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Mid-way through her set at Cheer Up Charlies, Korean rapper Jvcki Wai asked the crowd where all the stoners were at.
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If you're bummed that you can't make it to this weekend's Governors Ball on New York City's Randall's Island, cheer up already.
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BunkeredA comedy about a soldier fighting in WWII who tries to cheer up his comrades by performing stand-up in the bunkers.
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The actress, 33, arrived to cheer up some of the kids being treated at Inova Children's Hospital in Annadale, Va., according to Variety .
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" Sowle is best remembered for her role in the 1971 film, her first-ever screen credit, where she memorably sang "Cheer Up Charlie.
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One day, perhaps, the collaboration will give rise to an ÜberCoin that floats across all blockchains—which would cheer up some central bankers.
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More likely it's the Texas-favorite fare (pizza, barbecue, Mexican), and gay-friendly venues like Barbarella and Cheer-Up Charlies keeping everyone honest.
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The only difference is that the first is a hard G and the latter is a SOFT G. So cheer up, Mr. Polin.
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Before launching into a vicious version of "Cheer Up, London" the band insist that everyone in the crowd hugs someone next to them.
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Late night show host Lilly Singh wants to cheer up Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau with a gift basket made just for him.
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Cheer up because you will be joining in on the celebration, shortly after you find some sneaky switches made to this tricky pic.
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She spent hours trying her best to help migrants at the center and trying to cheer up their day with hearty hugs and laughter.
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Mr Johnson knows how to cheer up the Conservative troops at a time when it is all too easy to give in to despair.
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Best venue: Cheer Up Charlie's—from its enormous efforts for inclusivity, to the fact that they always make sure to pay out the band.
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In an attempt to cheer up customers, the cast of the musical "Come From Away" performed a song in front of the stage door.
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Joel Pace built a replica of the flying car from "Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets" to cheer up his wife in 2017.
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However, this didn't seem to cheer up Obama, who wondered whether his presidency came 10 or 20 years too early, according to the book.
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Seriously, not even vengeance can cheer up the mourning Lannisters, Daenerys is dirty and wandering, and Arya looks pained as she gets beat up.
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Before their biggest singalong, "Cheer Up London," he sits on the edge of the stage, doubling up as a stand-up Cockney town crier.
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The finding should cheer up anyone who regularly tells their Pekingese about their day: dogs can recognize the meaning of different words and intonations.
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We invited Times Insiders to help cheer up our columnist and to send along their thoughts about what news was good and worth celebrating.
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On Monday, he tweeted: "Hey, guys, time to cool the clown hysteria--most of em are good, cheer up the kiddies, make people laugh."
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You see, your Canuck friends have only been up to some tomfoolery to cheer up Americans like yourself, who are applying for emergency residence.
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We'll be at Cheer Up Charlies (900 Red River St. Austin, TX 78701), on March 16 to bring together music fans, bands, and a bonfire.
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If I knew we were going to someone else's house, I'd cheer up immediately; I'd try and create endless excuses for having to go places.
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So if you're feeling blue about not having someone to share the most wonderful time of the year with, we're here to say cheer up.
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But an afternoon comeback in Apple Inc shares appeared to cheer up investors in the broader technology sector though investors were wary of continued volatility.
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"Ooh Ahh" and "Cheer Up" showcased their penchant for memorable choreography and parody theatrics, but "TT" took all of these elements to the next level.
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I make fun of him for years, he loses the election, and now he wants me to come to Washington and cheer up the staff?
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They hoped it would cheer up Emma and her family after learning she has a rare form of brain cancer - one that has no cure.
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She kept her cheer up and that's not an easy thing, especially knowing that the baby will born prematurely and that the lungs might be affected.
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That's because the actress, 37, sent Philipps a life-sized cardboard cutout of herself to cheer up her bestie after she underwent surgery for sinus issues.
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Kushner Companies spokeswoman Risa Heller told The Washington Post that Kushner's email was "a poorly worded way of Jared trying to cheer up an old friend."
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"A problem of those who rule Turkey today is being unable to comprehend the global impact of what they say to cheer up their emotional base."
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If, on your partner's off days, you tell them to cheer up and get over it, you could be hurting your relationship in the long run.
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He brings it back over, no longer chipper, and he tells me to cheer up because it's just a bad day and not a bad life.
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It is for that reason that we need to cheer up Randall J. Hartman, because based on his theme, I think he's being hard on himself.
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For its own sake and that of others, it is time for Germany to lift its gaze from its navel, grasp the bigger picture—and cheer up.
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By early afternoon on May 25th more than 70,000 people had signed an online petition urging their president to "cheer up" and stay the course for peace.
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Best local venue: Cheer Up Charlie's Spirit of the scene: Texas is a conservative place, so I feel there is an activist undercurrent to the dance scene.
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The new train is the latest in the Pokémon with You disaster relief project, that was launched to cheer up children hit by the 2011 Tōhoku earthquake.
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The two shared a big embrace inside of the store ... and seems it helped cheer up LeBron -- who was caught dancing at the DJ booth moments later!!!
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Bloomberg is, after all, the mayor who opted to cheer up demoralized staffers at Goldman Sachs when a former executive pilloried the investment bank behemoth upon resigning.
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Auctioneer Kerry Taylor said the gown had previously been bought in 2013 for 200,000 pounds "by a romantic gentleman who wanted basically to cheer up his wife".
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It's just the thing if you need to cheer up, or cool down, or just follow along with the ups and downs of a pattering piano line.
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During the meeting, they learned that Cole was part of a group of Dallas-area police officers who dress up as superheroes to cheer up and inspire kids.
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"Hey, guys, time to cool the clown hysteria - most of 'em are good, cheer up the kiddies, make people laugh," King wrote on his Twitter website last week.
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When the candidate dropped out last week, after months of enduring cheer, up went a true rage from within the Warren universe at other candidates and the press.
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Star Ed Helms makes an appearance in the film as a bartender who attempts to cheer up the secret agent by getting Scarn to do his self-titled dance.
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Today, the company announced a new drink that may help cheer up those Coolatta loyalists who were worried about what they might drink every morning once summer rolls around.
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Other organisations such as SoSD Healing Paws and Therapy Dogs Singapore are volunteer groups which bring the furry therapists to elderly hospices or children's homes to cheer up the residents.
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From there, Siri could either commiserate and also look sad, or, and Apple hasn't quite decided on this yet, it might look happy so as to help you cheer up.
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Garza immediately pulled over, and explained to the officer that he was trying to cheer up his passenger, who was a wounded vet who had just returned from active duty.
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The campaign follows the release of a similar longer spot last week in which a well-meaning dad uses the Echo to cheer up his daughter after a break up.
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Now fans can try and cheer up their friends by wearing this mask like Monica did with Chandler after she accidentally cut off his toe for an estimated $2,000-3,000.
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Cheer-Up CharliesIt's only been around for a few years, and it's moved locations once, but Cheer-Ups has managed to become an institution for the young, artsy drinking class.
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Chinese officials have taken steps to insulate the public from the bad news, including censoring local media, while pledging to cut taxes and make other moves to cheer up businesses.
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The business, which prints Fauci's face on edible paper and places it atop buttercream-frosted doughnuts, said it began selling the special donuts to "cheer up" people in the neighborhood.
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Mom Tiffany McPherson had asked just a few neighbors to help cheer up her son, who was diagnosed with Pre-B Cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia in February 2017, with festive cards.
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If you were saddened to hear that you will no longer be able to post to Yahoo Groups starting next week, cheer up — you've now got an extra week to post.
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Now, she's teamed up with Eliza Hatch, creator of Cheer Up Luv, and Refinery29 UK to tell the stories of women who have been upskirted, and encourage the government to #StopSkirtingTheIssue.
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The boyfriend tries to cheer up his sad girlfriend and says that they will at least have the summer together before he has to move because selling a house takes forever.
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Now she's teamed up with Eliza Hatch, creator of Cheer up Luv, and Refinery29 UK to tell the stories of women who have been upskirted, and encourage the government to #StopSkirtingTheIssue.
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Now, she's teamed up with Eliza Hatch, creator of Cheer up Luv, and Refinery29 UK to tell the stories of women who have been upskirted, and encourage the government to #StopSkirtingTheIssue.
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He said his financially strapped parents put him in the Brooklyn Hebrew Orphan Asylum as a young boy, and he picked up comedy to try to cheer up other children there.
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To cheer up his brother after a bad breakup, Keith Kunzig got tickets to a game, painted his face red and black, wore a horn helmet and stuck out his tongue.
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I assumed I was being brought in as an entertainer to help cheer up these young patients—some as young as 5 years old—and offer them some sort of boost.
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While en route to the airport to travel to London for The Late Late Show, James Corden and Reggie Watts try to cheer up Britain's angriest chef with some car games.
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At this year's SXSW in Austin, Noisey will presenting a showcase featuring Shame, Smino, Joey Purp, Tierra Whack, and more—all hosted at Cheer Up Charlies by our friends at JanSport.
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Then we walk past Cheer Up Charlies, where AdHoc presents the new project of Monotonix guitarist Yonatan Gat, complete with backing from a choir (Eastern Medicine Singers) and drum viking (Thor Harris).
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No. If you want to cheer up Vladimir Putin, or bring a smile to the faces of the hard men who rule China, then by all means, pull the lever for Trump.
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Arguably his favorite restaurant in the city was Patsy's Italian Restaurant on 220th Street, where staff once opened on Thanksgiving Day just to cheer up a young, down-on-his luck Sinatra.
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Nothing brings warring factions together like a good ol' soccer match -- just ask Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen ... who finally got on the same side to cheer up the Sevilla soccer team.
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A rare bright spot in all this has been Dozier, who apparentlyhas decided to try to cheer up everyone by socking every fastball he sees into the upper deck of Target Field.
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While every other headline has us convinced that Hollywood really is the Bad Place, NBC decided to cheer up everyone with the announcement that it has renewed The Good Place for season 3.
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Caroline shared in August that she "hijacked" one of her husband's barns to dedicate it to Brett, which now houses llamas, ponies, and other animals aimed to cheer up other children with illnesses.
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Favorite DJ/producer: Dylan Cameron and Bill Converse Best local venue: Mohawk is the best place to play, but Cheer Up Charlie's is the best place to hang out as a show goer.
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" To cheer up her student, she wanted to get him an official University of Tennessee T-shirt, and asked her Facebook friends if they had any connections to make the gift "extra special.
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During their residency training, Dr. John Purakal, who now works at University of Chicago Medical Center, said Dr. O'Neal had a bright, joyful personality that would often help cheer up the other residents.
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"Through this project, I want to cheer up a lot of people that there is nothing to be ashamed of just because you are a sexual minority," Otaki told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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CFOs CHEER UP Accountants Deloitte said on Friday that 53% of chief financial officers were more optimistic about their companies' prospects than three months previously, the highest share since records started in 2008.
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She was almost giddy about once again being able to wield garden shears to prune her lemon tree, introducing me to the two kittens she'd adopted to cheer up her husband and son.
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Translated by Jiyoon Lee, Johannes Göransson, and Don Mee Choi Kim Yideum, a South Korean poet, is the author of Cheer Up, Femme Fatale (Action Books, 2016), a selection of her poetry in translation.
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The four-minute short film titled "Come Together" stars Brody as the conductor of a woefully delayed train who's forced to put together a last-minute Christmas brunch to cheer up his disgruntled passengers.
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"She's an incredibly energetic person, who can cheer up a room just by existing, a lot of energy packed in that small body," Jeremy Erickson, a co-worker, told The San Jose Mercury-News.
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Presumably the same way he learned the opening monologue from "Raging Bull," and his brother learned the song "Send In the Clowns," which he sings a few bars of, to cheer up his fellow fetus.
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Related: MIT's Nightmare Machine Made Its Scariest Image Yet | Insta of the Week 'Westworld' Jumpstarts the Conversations We Need to Be Having About A.I. This Emotion Detector Wants to Cheer Up Your Web Browsing Experience
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Donald Trump's top advisers try to cheer up the sulking commander in chief by reminding him of their looming plan to endanger the lives of some of the most desperate and vulnerable people on earth.
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Among the main drags, car makers fell 0.3% with BMW's better-than-expected third-quarter results doing little to cheer up the sector, while commodity-linked stocks fell for the first time in three sessions.
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Mr. McLean is Bob, a depressed ne'er-do-well with a poet's soul (he reads Dostoyevsky to cheer up), and Ms. Hart is Helena, an anxious woman discombobulated by bad relationships and a judgmental family.
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Still, he seemed to try to cheer up his wife, theatrically raising his handcuffed, clasped hands and twiddling his thumbs in her direction as if lampooning himself—look at me still doing this, even here!
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The best dance club in town, Barberella, is there, as is Cheer-Up Charlie's, one of the best music venues for up-and-coming bands that prefer experimentation, shoe-gazing, or really, anything remotely original.
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It's hard to guess when researchers will get an opportunity like this again, so make sure to savor this clip by watching it at least five times and then bookmarking it for later cheer-up sessions.
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The former MLB slugger, 43, proved he knows just what to say to cheer up fiancée Jennifer Lopez after she turned in what she believed to be a lackluster performance on her It's My Party tour.
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Since every Washington Capitals player and staffer gets a day with the Cup, Leydig decided to use his 24 hours to bring Lord Stanley's hardware to the Gazette's temporary office to help cheer up the staff.
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"She's an incredibly energetic person, who can cheer up a room just by existing, a lot of energy packed in that small body," Jeremy Erickson, a print specialist at The Ink Stone, told the Mercury News.
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There are plenty of apps that make it possible to cheer up your favorite people from afar — from ones that allow you to send goofy pictures and videos to those you can use to order gifts.
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As fans will remember, Monica Geller (Courteney Cox) goes as far as shoving an uncooked turkey on her head to cheer up then-boyfriend Chandler Bing (Matthew Perry) after unintentionally causing him to lose a toe.
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The Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport also realizes this, so they've enlisted the help of Seven Oaks Farm — a non-profit organization in southwest Ohio— to bring miniature therapy horses to the airport to cheer up travelers.
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To try to cheer up Jo, Amelia invites her to a super-uncomfortable dinner party that includes Riggs (whom her husband hates), Maggie (who wants to sleep with Riggs), and Meredith (who has already slept with Riggs).
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After Torrin's diagnosis, members in their Hazel Park community brought over gifts to cheer up Torrin and his 7-year-old sister, Julissa, but burglars stole them from the family's home while they were at the hospital.
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"When I was pulled out [of solitary] and put in with the main population, it felt like you sort of had to help cheer up the people who just couldn't really deal with the season," Jacobs recalls.
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The more the reader does this, the happier the pages become, as measured by the way the blank space fills with various funny illustrations (and one stubbornly unhappy frog that it's the reader's mission to cheer up).
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Here's Jennifer Lopez trying to cheer up a sad bunch of Patriots fans after the Super Bowl by bringing out her ex-Yankee BF, Alex Rodriguez, on stage ... and it went exactly how you'd think it would.
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Eliza Hatch spoke with BuzzFeed News about how this project began and what it's grown into in light of recent accusations of sexual assault in the media: Cheer Up Luv is an ongoing project documenting women's accounts of sexual harassment.
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Since the outage happened an hour before curtain time for many Broadway shows, from Hamilton to The Lion King, theaters had to cancel — leading to sidewalk performances from wildly talented cast members trying to cheer up their disappointed audiences and passersby.
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Philipps last posted about her best friend on social media in May when she revealed the Oscar nominee had sent her a life-sized cardboard cutout of herself to cheer up her bestie after she underwent surgery for sinus issues.
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We work out a plan, and he gets up to do the huge pile of dishes I made while I read my new issue of The New Yorker and text my sisters about silly ways to cheer up D. some.
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Whether it's teaching Lisa the harsh truth about being a woman, or trying to cheer up Bart by krumping, to paint Marge as an unhappy housewife would be the most inaccurate portrayal that goes against everything The Simpsons stands for.
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The arena was never louder than it was after Sweden scored the first of eight goals and the North Korean cheer squad immediately sparked a rousing, flag-waving chant of "Cheer up!" that was joined by nearly everyone in the stadium.
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Well, in the spirit of the first fire sign of the zodiac, we've come out guns blazing with totally unique birthday gift ideas that'll cheer up your Aries friend during these uncertain times — not that anything could ever kill their vibe.
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"Though it priced the stock at the upper end of the range, we see it as an one-off event and it won't be able to cheer up the local IPO market," said Linus Yip, chief strategist at First Shanghai Securities.
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Jennifer Grove, the CEO of Repeat Roses, an organization which recycles florals from events and uses them to cheer up people in hospitals and care centers, revealed they were gifted to pediatric cancer patients at Ronald McDonald House Charities of New York.
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When your partner is having a bad day, you tell them to get over itIf, on your partner's not-so-great days, you tell them to cheer up and get over it, you could be hurting your relationship in the long run.
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The Friday before issuing the order, in what looked like an attempt to cheer up Republicans about their health-care defeat, Trump granted a permit for the completion of the Keystone XL Pipeline, which the Army Corps of Engineers had earlier blocked.
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BOY WITH DEFORMED LEGS UNDERGOES LIFE-CHANGING SURGERY AT TEBOW CURE HOSPITAL "We understand that Max likes firetrucks, police cruises, all that fun stuff, so it was our opportunity to come out and greet him and hopefully cheer up his day," Merrimack Fire Capt.
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Before "The Good Place" cemented his silver fox status, arguably Danson's most famous hair moment came during an episode during the 11th and final season of "Cheers," in which his character Sam Malone whipped off his toupee to cheer up Carla (played by Rhea Perlman).
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And while we cannot do anything to stop Fury-Wilder going down as yet another story of "good fight but bad judging," a great way to cheer up most boxing fans is to remind them of times Don King didn't get what he wanted.
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CHEER UP, MR. WIDDICOMBE By Evan James The San Franciscans Frank and Carol Widdicombe have resettled on Bainbridge Island outside Seattle, in a two-acre Georgian-style home with a bay view , tennis court, beach path and "community gardens" tended by Marvelous, the gardener.
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" Mr. Lanier plays me a song he composed to cheer up his wife when she was going through cancer treatments, a Cuban-style charanga flute solo played on a Japanese shakuhachi — "which is a crazy-hard thing to do and I pulled it off.
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The internet, a place known for its kindness and sensitivity — not to mention its pranks — banded together to cheer Mr. Reeves up: And that, my friends, is why June 15 is now an internationally celebrated holiday known as Cheer Up Keanu day (internet only).
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Why it matters: Corporate tax cuts are the simplest way for Washington to cheer up Wall Street — Goldman Sachs recently estimated that the House GOP tax reform plan would boost S&P 500 income by 10%, more than enough to justify the recent run up in stocks.
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Likewise, "Cheer Up London" aims to galvanise an anarchic, post-riot generation who refuse to condemn themselves to a lifetime of commuting for a job that gives little in return, capturing the malaise of the rat race and confronting the idea of conforming to accepted societal values.
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GRAPHIC: UK services PMI and Bank of England rates - here GRAPHIC: UK manufacturing optimism surges - here CFOs CHEER UP Accountants Deloitte said 53% of chief financial officers were more optimistic about their companies' prospects than three months previously, the highest share since records started in 2008.
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The famous scene of Monica dancing with a turkey on her head has been commemorated through everything from T-shirts to GIFs, but the only reason she did it was to cheer up Chandler (Matthew Perry) who admitted to losing a toe on a turkey day long ago.
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For the most part, these cases usually end up with you fighting some chimeras, but there are also a handful of other fun and sometimes goofy objectives to complete, like the one where you dress up as a dog mascot named Lappy and cheer up your fellow police officers.
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Stephen Colbert goes in on Trump for going 'full god-emperor' in bizarre Turkey tweets Lilly Singh wants to cheer up Justin Trudeau with this custom gift basket Classic song 'It Takes Two' gets catchy impeachment update from whistleblowers Lupita Nyong'o, famous rapper, freestyles about being in a Beyoncé song
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From new perfume launches to Hollywood-approved eyeshadow palettes, these are the gifts that will surely wow them — so whether you're looking to cheer up your newly single roommate or knock the socks off your S.O., we've rounded up the best beauty gifts that will win the heart of anyone that matters, ahead.
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Obviously it will be incredibly gratifying to find out what happens to Westeros (especially after that killer season 7 finale) but it will be bittersweet, knowing that will be the last we will get to see of Jon Snow and Co. Luckily, we have a reason to cheer up about the harrowing wait.
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Bad news for Cowboys fans ... HE SAID YOU'RE GOING TO LOSE ... and went on to give totally logical reasons why the dream season is over in Big D. Cheer up 'Boys fans, you guys will probably do fine ... as long as you get Zeke a driver for the rest of the week.
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David Harbour liked the original title of 'Stranger Things' better to begin with Stephen Colbert goes in on Trump for going 'full god-emperor' in bizarre Turkey tweets Lilly Singh wants to cheer up Justin Trudeau with this custom gift basket Classic song 'It Takes Two' gets catchy impeachment update from whistleblowers
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To prove her natural ability to cheer up just about anyone, Clarke spends the first 15 minutes of the movie wearing a rictus grin so chipper that as she nannies her way into the life of Claflin's angry quadriplegic, one wonders if she's secretly plotting revenge on Emily Blunt for landing her dream role of Mary Poppins.
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She has plenty of vivid anecdotes: the time Obama encouraged her in an Oval Office meeting to stop stressing about "some dumb Politico article," or the time Clinton insisted everyone have ice cream sundaes to cheer up her aide Huma Abedin after the F.B.I. found new emails on the computer of her estranged husband, Anthony Weiner.
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Cheer up, St. Louis Rams fans ... your ex-running back, Todd Gurley, says there's actually one thing he's gonna miss about your city ... even though he can still get it in L.A. Gurley was out at LAX when our camera guy decided to flip the script on him ... instead of asking what he LOVES about L.A., we wanted to know what he's gonna MISS about St. Louis.
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Who wouldn't hire a cantankerous Caravaggio double to come speak to a high school assembly about the dangers of bullying and alcohol abuse, a Frida Kahlo impersonator to cheer up teenage patients at a children's hospital, a dead ringer for Georgia O'Keeffe to put in an appearance at a flower market, or even a Jeff Koons double to spout profound-sounding platitudes at a hedge fund's general meeting?
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As far as I can see, this is based pretty much entirely on the fact that VB prefers to pout in photos—a kind of "Cheer up, love" catcall written in large letters across actual newspapers—rather than anything concrete to do with her personality (though interestingly, in recent years, since she started being a little more open about her children and family life on social media, particularly Instagram, the reaction to her has eased up a little—go figure).
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Chrome Sparks tour dates: March 143 - Pitch Festival - Victoria, Australia March 11 - Howler - Melbourne, Australia March 12 - BBE Dance Party - Metro Theatre - Sydney, AustraliaMarch 17 - Cheer Up Charlie's - Austin, TX (SXSW)March 17 - Half Step (Counter Records x Majestic Casual party) - Austin, TX (SXSW)April 5 -Badaboum - Paris, FranceApril 6 - Pickle Factory - London, UKApril 7 - Lolita - Barcelona, SpainApril 8 - Kredytowa - Warsaw, PolandApril 10 - Paradiso - Amsterdam, NetherlandsApril 11 - Roxy - Prague, Czech RepublicApril 13 - Yuca - Cologne, GermanyApril 14 - Prince Charles - Berlin, GermanyApril 15 - Mirror at Contato Club - Milan, Italy Follow Alexander on Twitter.
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