Book The French Country House starting at $509 per nightThe French Country House is an antique-filled, you guessed it, French country home in Tauranga.
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Country House : When the bell rang, I wet myself.
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The second place finisher -- Country House -- was declared the winner.
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She lost her beloved country house due to capitalist machinations.
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Country House : There was a horse that was in front.
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She was in New England, staying at Shonda Rhimes's country house.
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It became a country house with its own distinctive architectural style.
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The Long Weekend: Life in the English Country House, 1918-19393.
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Country-house parties could last from 48 hours to three weeks.
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For now, Country House is in the books as the winner.
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Last week, Country House caught a cold and is on antibiotics.
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The Cotswolds country house market is down 443 percent from peak.
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He pays rent to the duchy for Highgrove, his country house.
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" Country House : When I heard him say, "Why the long face?
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"We thought about what a country house is," Ms. Zames said.
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And if you bet on Country House, you're probably getting paid today.
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Now all we need is a country house and a title. No?
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Mott did not rule out Country House running in the Belmont Stakes.
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Country House came down with a respiratory infection, the horse's trainer said.
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After a lengthy delay, long shot Country House was declared the winner.
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Their country house just outside the city has become their main home.
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So the victory went to Country House, who crossed the finish line second.
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Kate opted to hang some favs in their Georgian country house Anmer Hall.
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I had an appointment at Highgrove, his country house, on a Saturday afternoon.
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His family has been throwing calçotadas in the same country house for years.
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Samantha Coombes from Essex is enjoying her first calçotada at Hugo's country house.
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They don't need a garden because they've got one at the country house.
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The decision gave the victory instead to the 65-1 shot Country House.
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Behind him, Prat and Country House were splashing along unhurried in eighth place.
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The runner-up, Country House, a 65-1 shot, was declared the winner.
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The first important building of the post-dictatorship generation was a country house.
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That made Country House the winner, and Maximum Security team pondering a possible appeal.
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Coming into Saturday's race, Country House had only notched one win in six starts.
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De Gaulle retreated to his country house, and seemed on the brink of resignation.
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In "Lawn Party," thirteen guests mingle convivially outside a shingled golden-brown country house.
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He often spent long weekends at our country house, where the reception was weak.
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Learn how to make pasta at Chef Massimo Bottura's country house in Modena, Italy
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Owned by the chef Michael Caines, the country-house hotel makes food its focus.
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Tony, the retired civil servant, has left England for his country house in Italy.
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"Today is a great day for our country," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi told reporters.
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Harry's hotel, Coworth Park, is one of England's most iconic 5-star country house hotels.
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Country House, who earned the Derby victory after Maximum Security's disqualification has not run since.
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In one animation, a ferociously agitated robot giant stomps about underneath a staid country house.
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Instead the runner-up, Country House, a 65-1 long shot, was named the victor.
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Neither Maximum Security or Country House will compete Saturday at the Preakness Stakes in Baltimore.
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We agreed to spend Thanksgiving together at the country house of one of their parents.
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I want a country house, but I really want it only three months in summer.
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You had one foot in Downing Street and the other in your country-house library.
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Dream of one day owning a petite pavé David Yurman signet ring and a country house.
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West's challenge extends to owners of Country House, War of Will, Long Range Toddy and Bodexpress.
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Kentucky Derby winner Country House will not run in the Preakness Stakes, said trainer Bill Mott.
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It's an impressive-looking country house with a driveway a mile long, and we're suitably wowed.
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Meticulous and phantasmic, "Low Country House" both documents a mode of dwelling and mythologizes unrecorded lives.
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Darla, Amsterdam My parents once agreed to let me celebrate my birthday at their country house.
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After a stunning turn of events, Country House is the winner of the 23th Kentucky Derby!
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After an inquiry ruling, 65-1 Country House is the winner of the Kentucky Derby. pic.twitter.
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Abe held talks with PM May at Chequers, the country house of the British prime minister.
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For many years, Courrèges and his wife Coqueline had a country house in the region, too.
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North Dakota's Country House Deli is famous among locals for serving the community for four decades.
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Nor is the one who became the winner of that race through a disqualification — Country House.
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It's set in a country house, where the same murder keeps happening over and over again.
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He abandons that pleasant country house and goes looking for a lost city in South America.
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Two weeks ago, I almost did buy a country house that was all wrong for me.
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In 1638, William Paston set out from his country house to see the world outside England.
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The second horse to cross the finish line, Country House, has now been declared the winner.
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King George VI is found dead in his bed in the royal country house in Sandringham.
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Their horse in 21988 was a pampered foal, Sean Eldridge, then 2018, who is married to the Facebook multimillionaire Chris Hughes and qualified for the race by purchasing a $000 million country house just an hour from the $228 million country house the couple already owned.
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Behind her is a large country house and an illustration of Elizabeth Bennet, her most famous creation.
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"I don't think we came within 10 or 20 feet of the winner (Country House)," he said.
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Coming into the Run for the Roses, Country House had only captured one win in six starts.
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At the time, she had been living at the Motion Picture and Television Country House and Hospital.
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You'd be amazed how many 1920s country house murders I've got away with since figuring it out.
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Grounded, we realize that we must move out of a country house we love but cannot maintain.
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She later purchased a country house in Louveciennes, where she passed away at the age of 87.
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The disqualification ruling handed the win to Country House, which had been a 65-1 long shot.
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He has an apartment where he can stay in the city and she has a country house.
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He bought a six-story mansion on Belgrave Square, as well as a country house in Surrey.
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Wright came up with the designs for a country house on a big site with a waterfall.
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Her husband is a cloth merchant and everything in their country house is of the best quality.
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The novella, which first appeared serially in Collier's Weekly magazine, takes place at a country house named Bly.
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The victory was ultimately given to race longshot Country House, the horse that crossed the finish line second.
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She threw herself into refurbishing their house in Buckingham Place and later a sprawling country house near Henley.
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If you're brave enough to stay, we fell in love with the family-run Ballinalacken Castle Country House.
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Racing fans will now be intrigued to see if Country House can pull off the Triple Crown, a.k.a.
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In one episode, Fleabag and her sister attend an all-female silent retreat in a grand country house.
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He displayed them at his country house in New Jersey, and sometimes lent them to new American academies.
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They end up chasing Samuel off the road near Guzmán's country house and following him into the woods.
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Mr. Phipps promised to build his bride a great country house reminiscent of those in her native country.
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In the dark country house, it felt to me that those everyday choices can be just as weighty.
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After all, does anyone really care that Kate may or may not be salty with her country house bestie?
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The event lost much of its luster when both Kentucky Derby winner Country House and Maximum Security withdrew beforehand.
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Sophie grew up in the village of Letheringsett, Norfolk — not far from Kate and William's country house, Anmer Hall.
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Country House Deli in Bismarck has been a local staple for more than 40 years after opening in 1976.
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Three strangers, trapped in a country house besieged by avian predators, occupy 90 minutes of claustrophobic eternity (1:30).
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Three strangers, trapped in a country house besieged by avian predators, occupy 90 minutes of claustrophobic eternity (251:2866).
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West said there would be no rematch with Country House when Baltimore's Pimlico Race Course hosts the Preakness Stakes.
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Inevitably we end up at Rucola in Boerum Hill, a neighborhood Northern Italian place with a country-house aesthetic.
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It begins as a romantic tragedy, unfolds as a melancholy country-house comedy, then skitters back to tragedy again.
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Neither Maximum Security nor Country House will compete in Saturday's Preakness, the second leg of thoroughbred racing's Triple Crown.
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Jennifer Lawrence plays mother, a young wife who lives with her poet husband — Javier Bardem — in a secluded country house.
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Kate Middleton and Prince William have been spending most of their time at their beautiful country house in Norfolk, England.
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Maximum Security was first named the winner, but minutes later, an inquiry ruling named Country House as the official victor.
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But minutes later, an inquiry ruling named Country House, who was a longshot at 218-28, as the official victor.
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If financial benefit is at the base of the country-house opera phenomenon, style and setting are at the heart.
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Country House was named Kentucky Derby winner after Maximum Security was DQ'd for interfering with other horses during the race.
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The loosening bonds between family, mansion and local community meant the country house was changing, but it was not dying.
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At the 16th century country house, May and Trump will have lunch and then are due to speak to reporters.
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Now, read the article, "Country House Wins Kentucky Derby After Maximum Security Is Disqualified," and answer the following questions: 1.
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She is also overseeing townhouses in the West Village and ground-up construction of a country house in the Catskills.
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So is the Glass House, the extraordinary country house he created for himself beginning in 1948 in New Canaan, Conn.
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I Was Misinformed Every year about this time, I am seized with a longing for my own little country house.
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Travis Ian Braha and Daniel Heighes Wismer are to be married July 2 at their country house in Sharon, Conn.
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In February he was convicted, on stronger evidence, of receiving a country house from construction firms; he faces another six cases.
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The 17th-century English country house, which has been a royal retreat for more than 300 years, provided the perfect backdrop.
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"Going to our country house, lighting a fire at night and roasting marshmallows is my favorite thing to do," says Jackman.
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Had this been a snobbish section of the Hamptons, or a quiet country house upstate, things may not have worked out.
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"This is so heartbreaking it challenges the conscience of our country," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi told reporters after the tour.
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For many of her aristocratic contemporaries in the 1920s and 1930s, the Edwardian country house was the heart of that world.
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I didn't go straight back to Paris; I actually went to Normandy, where my partner and I have a country house.
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This is where we must mention that Country House, the declared winner of the Kentucky Derby, was a historic long shot.
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Country House is a no-show because of an infection that will keep him out of the Belmont Stakes at well.
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Country House, declared the Kentucky Derby winner, above, after Maximum Security was disqualified, is sick and will skip the Preakness Stakes.
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Country House was an unlikely Derby winner, having won only one maiden race and going off at odds of 65-1.
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He also collects wine, mostly French, and produces olive oil from trees in the grove of his country house near Vinci.
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For years, the title character has covered all the mirrors in her country house to block out any sign of aging.
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Laurie Ossman and Debra A. McClane's THE GENTLEMAN'S FARM: Elegant Country House Living (Rizzoli, $55) certainly lives up to its billing.
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He would stare at the pictures of the two of them at his cousins' country house taken a few summers later.
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Also gracing the walls is paneling from an old Swedish skap, or armoire, imported from her country house south of Stockholm.
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"Back in the era of the great American country house, from the 1890s to the 1920s, there was no storyboarding," says Romualdez.
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S. military training, and then travel to May's country house, Chequers, for foreign policy talks before the Trumps meet with the Queen.
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Conservatism is the philosophy of the comfortable country house; conservatives believe above all in having a place that you can call home.
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"I was taken to a small attic crawl space in my mother's country house in Connecticut by my father," Farrow, 32, recounted.
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He took May's hand on Friday as they walked down the stairs at Chequers, her country house, to hold a press conference.
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In my ideal future I'm already a detective, and I have an apartment, a family, maybe a house and a country house.
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Owners of Kentucky Derby winner Country House will now have to decide if they will race in the Preakness on May 18.
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And we used to have a country house that was so far in the country there was no internet, which was fantastic.
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During Saturday's competition, Country House and the French-born jockey beat out 213 other competitors in the Churchill Downs race in Louisville.
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The facilities, which are located across the country, house children who have separated from their parents after illegally crossing the southern border.
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So even this unsettling removal from a country house to an apartment strikes me as a change I can take in stride.
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Nor is it a simple "chateau" as that term has come to designate a great country house held by a noble family.
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The riders on Long Range Toddy and Country House both made objections to the stewards who are responsible for refereeing the derby.
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Country House isn't quite the longest shot to win the Derby — that would be Donerail, ridden by jockey Roscoe Goose in 1913.
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She also privately owns the $65 million country house, Sandringham House, and the $140 million Scottish estate Balmoral Castle, according to Fortune.
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He would then travel the next day to his country house in New Jersey, at the Trump National Golf Course in Bedminster.
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"Downton Abbey" ran for six seasons and is based around the Crawley family and their servants in the family's Edwardian country house.
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They made the second-place horse, a long shot named Country House, the winner, albeit with an asterisk next to his name.
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After a 20-minute video review, officials found Maximum Security guilty of a contact foul and handed the win to Country House.
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Then, in 2009, at a country house outside Oslo, he was cleaning an outdoor table when a bright speck caught his eye.
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She unfurls a long dreamscape of a scene: the blue light of a country house at night, the horses, the rocking chairs.
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The Foreign Ministry also said they would suspend the use of a US storage facility in Moscow and a country house outside Moscow.
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Mix two royals, five Michelin-star chefs and one grand country house and you have a recipe for the ultimate summer date night.
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"You can buy a little stone country house in or just outside Saint-Chinian for less than 100,000 euros [about $117,000]," said Peddicord.
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"Fast", the byword of the era, applied not just to Soho "flappers" and Jazz Age ballrooms, but to the country-house set, too.
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A leading proponent of the so-called American English country house style, Mr. Buatta was at one point the country's most famous decorator.
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"It's a nonstop exercise in ineptitude, as an amateur troupe tries (and fails) to stage a country-house murder mystery," he told us.
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On Monday, Mott said Country House would be recovering for two to four weeks and would miss the Belmont Stakes on June 8.
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"We'll see how he does — hopefully this is just a virus," said Mott by phone from Louisville where he and Country House remain.
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" They opened the restaurant in the family dining room and advertised it in a local paper, writing: "Dine in a Historic Country House.
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Country House, with jockey Flavien Prat, crosses the finish line second but is declared the winner after Maximum Security is disqualified for interference.
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At Paris Fashion Week, Karl Lagerfeld presented a minimalist Scandinavian country house inside the Grand Palais, showcasing designs adorned with wood tiles and colors.
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After a review, officials found Maximum Security was guilty of a contact foul and awarded the win to the William Mott-trained Country House.
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In the early years of the 19th century, strange stories began to be told about an isolated Somerset country house in the Quantock Hills.
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Ms. Simmons plays a woman, stalled in her personal life and artistic career, who spends a month in a borrowed country house to regenerate.
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Mrs May's plan, imposed on her cabinet this month at Chequers, her official country house, set Britain on the path to a "soft" Brexit.
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Geneva Simms and Nathan Lavertue were driving to their country house in Dutchess County one recent weekend when there was yet another spring snowstorm.
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Set in 1935, at a well-appointed country house peopled with well-appointed women, the play seems, on its gleaming surface, to be straightforward.
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Think of the walls of English country house libraries covered with crude hessian, all the better to showcase their leather volumes and gold frames.
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In a quiet country house where the closest neighbors are pretty far away, the scariest possible sound is a man coughing outside at night.
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It was a crafty request, especially after Prat acknowledged that it was doubtful he and Country House were ever going to catch Maximum Security.
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He keeps two bags of baby Snickers in the freezer at his country house at all times, a sweet reminder that it's the weekend.
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Just crack open one of the glossy new books devoted to American "country house" living and concoct your own melodrama about the privileged few.
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Her death, at the Motion Picture & Television Country House and Hospital, was announced on Twitter by the British Academy of Film and Television Arts.
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"Yes, the Queen summoned everyone to a private meeting at her royal country house," says Noah in the clip above, referring to yesterday's summit.
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She remembers an old, ruined country house, where she was treated like an animal, not taught to speak, not knowing that she was human.
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Maximum Security was declared the winner of the 145th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs, but the team for the second-place horse, Country House, objected.
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It's kind of like a nineteenth century British novel: everyone goes out to the country house and decides to write a play to amuse themselves.
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The 17th-century English country house, which has been a royal retreat for more than 300 years, is located about a mile from Windsor Castle.
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The three -- never great personal buddies -- even have to share the Chevening country house normally handed to the Foreign Secretary alone for schmoozing foreign dignitaries.
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Fittingly, the performance will be held in the outer peristyle of the Getty Villa, an impeccable recreation of a first-century AD Roman country house.
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In the play a group of friends gathers at a country house outside Moscow to celebrate the 40th birthday of Ms. Blanchett's character, Anna Petrovna.
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Also, as an adult, when she and her family had a country house in Easton, Connecticut, she spent time with her children outside, studying nature.
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At the center of the board was a knot of industrious, temperate, chaste people lounging in an English garden in front of a country house.
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On Friday morning, Princess Kate took a 25-mile drive from her country house in Anmer to visit a second-hand shop in neighboring Holt.
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Macron bluntly said May's Brexit proposals, known as Chequers after the country house where they were agreed by the British cabinet in July, were "unacceptable".
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Radziwill's country house near Henley, 45 miles from London, done by the designer in the late 1960s, conveyed his capacity to create a homey simplicity.
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In 2000, Sheikha Shamsa, one of Sheikh Mohammed's daughters, fled the Sheikh's country house in the British countryside, was captured, and forcibly returned to Dubai.
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Country House trainer Bill Mott said the horse developed a cough earlier on Tuesday, according to a report here on the Daily Racing Form website.
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Built around 1830, the country house has "roots as a Victorian hotel for private assignations," said Mark Norman, who owns Pendragon with his wife, Cheryl.
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" Rollo Wenlock, CEO, Wipster: "We used to have a country house that was so far in the country there was no internet, which was fantastic.
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They are the faces of comfort and domesticity denoted by a cheerful backdrop of patterns you could imagine lining the walls of a country house.
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Entertaining With The chef Amber Guinness, who runs the Arniano Painting School from her family's country house in Tuscany, shares her tips for easygoing entertaining.
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We are in a recording studio during an especially messy session and in the rambling country house where Becky takes refuge after everything falls apart.
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Mr. Stella had his first solo show in Europe at Galerie Lawrence, and at one point the artist and dealer owned a country house together.
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These are enacted in dialogue that, by Mr. Bartlett's standards, often feels surprisingly banal, as if recycled from a century's worth of country house dramas.
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A large, well-restored country house with land and a pretty view might fetch upward of 233 million euros (or about $33 million), brokers said.
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International real estate On a bend in the River Thames, this single-family house occupies the largest section of an 1898 country house in Oxfordshire.
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A large lacy ink drawing of a country house is by one Elie Lascaux (27-2537), who exhibited with Daniel-Henry Kahnweiler, Picasso's art dealer.
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Thereafter he settled with his wife, Renate, who survives him, in a country house outside Dresden, where he contended himself with gardening, reading and swimming.
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Country House : It was very crowded and muddy, and I'm thinking, If we have to run around this circle again, I'm going to slap myself.
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We see them — a ménage à trois for a dozen years — on the vast lawn of the country house that they shared in New Jersey.
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As the enemy closes in, Shelby flees his country house and returns to the streets of Small Heath, Birmingham where a desperate fight for survival begins.
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Country House, which crossed the finish line second, was declared the winner of this weekend's race, after first-place finisher Maximum Security was disqualified for interference.
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Hint: His tour bus is decorated like a rustic country house and usually has about six to 10 people living in it at any given time.
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When Olivia marries Luke (Theo James), a handsome young doctor, and becomes pregnant, Franny impulsively buys them the magnificent country house in which she grew up.
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Mr. Shapiro and Mr. Tuberman changed the locks, added tile floors, fixed the roof and added a deck modeled on a dacha, or Russian country house.
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Speaking from his country house in Chiapas State named "La Chingada," loosely translated as "Fucking Hell," he said there were only two options left for him.
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Meghan's hotel, Cliveden House, also a 5-star country house hotel, features a luxurious spa, award-winning restaurants set on 376 acres of National Trust land.
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A $2 bet on the Bill Mott-trained Country House, ridden by jockey Flavien Prat, pays $132.40 — the second-highest payout in Derby history, AP notes.
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A country house bedroom by Alessandra Branca comes with a photograph of a Rhode Island beach by Tina Barney, the Nan Goldin of the Ocean State.
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"We can also see the faces of those who are greeted with contempt because they are immigrants, deprived of country, house and family," the pope added.
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"Buster's World", a glacially slow live-action show from the 1980s, follows the title character through various realistic hardly-adventures in and around a country house.
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But as Adrian Tinniswood argues in an engaging new account of inter-war country-house life, this has obscured a world of energy, invention and change.
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The following morning, protesters will be waiting for him, again, in front of Chequers, the country house outside London where he is expected to meet Mrs.
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Instead, he vanished from public view for 12 days, most of it spent on a private holiday with his pregnant fiancée at a palatial country house.
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One man, a pensioner who was loading his car near the UNESCO headquarters, said he was fleeing to his country house 100 km west of Paris.
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Behind us is the view from the back door of our 1908 Arts and Crafts country house in the Lake District, near the English-Scottish border.
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But the first two decades of Out of the Closet were spent in Bridgehampton, in a two-story white country house in the center of town.
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The book opens with a death: A "waif with flickering eyes and acne-picked skin" has leapt from the roof of a country house in Kent.
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"If it's anything like the inaugural address, I think it will be a sad evening for the country," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-California, said Monday.
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In a dramatic conclusion to the 0003 Kentucky Derby, underdog Country House, a 2000-217 long-shot, won the 22010th Run for the Roses on Saturday night.
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He took his car up to New England and drove round aimlessly from one town to another before holing up in his parents' country house in Connecticut.
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In 6 starts, 3-year-old colt Country House recorded 1 win, 2 seconds and 1 third for $260,175 in total career earnings, according to NBC Sports.
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The facilities, which are located across the country, house children who have been separated from their parents after illegally crossing into the U.S. via the southern border.
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Saez was riding Maximum Security, who was first named the winner of the Derby before, minutes later, an inquiry ruling named Country House as the official champion.
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It is no surprise, then, that after spending years chronicling the inhabitants of an English country house, Fellowes should set his next enterprise in its metropolitan equivalent.
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The racing commission called the request "moot" because the decision to disqualify Maximum Security and install second-placed Country House as winner was not subject to appeal.
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Aside from a genteel country house, monsters of all shapes and sizes dominated this week's trailers, yet the scariest clip came courtesy of a European toy manufacturer.
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He didn't care that Maximum Security was not here and that neither was Country House, the runner-up in the Derby that was declared the official winner.
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Maximum Security, with Luis Saez aboard, led nearly every step of the way, but officials disqualified the horse and declared the runner-up, Country House, the champion.
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Most effectively, though — and largely thanks to Ms. Kidman's regal, witty performance — it's a comedy, a country-house farce about the problems caused by an inconvenient guest.
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How else to explain the unexpected success of a genial, middling film like "Knives Out," which revived the slumbering cinematic tradition of the country house murder mystery?
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He produced "The Undatables," a documentary series about people with disabilities trying to find love, and commissioned "Country House Rescue," about the fading aristocracy in crumbling estates.
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"My gut feeling is that the painting was hanging in a hallway of a country house for hundreds of years and people just neglected it," he said.
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The 2370-room country house hotel caters to families, with everything from treehouse suites to a children's croquet court and an outdoor insectarium called the Bug Hotel.
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In sports, the Kentucky Derby is won by Country House after the apparent winner, Maximum Security, is disqualified for trampling an NFL officiating crew on the backstretch.
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Nicknamed "the prince of chintz," he popularized the English-country-house style that a generation of Wall Street wives adopted for their Upper East Side classic sixes.
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That evening he will attend a black-tie dinner with business leaders at Blenheim Palace, a grand country house near Oxford that was the birthplace of Winston Churchill.
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Flavien Prat rides Country House, left, to the finish line during the 24th running of the Kentucky Derby horse race at Churchill Downs, May 231, in Louisville, Kentucky.
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Talk of a no-deal Brexit has revived strongly since the prime minister laid out fresh negotiating objectives in a meeting at Chequers, her country house, last month.
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Lawrence plays a nameless woman who's in the process of lovingly restoring the remote, fire-ravaged country house she shares with her poet husband (Javier Bardem), likewise nameless.
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ANDY EDSTROMLos Angeles Your review of Adrian Tinniswood's "The Long Weekend" asserts that the "English country house casts a long, rose-tinted shadow" ("Partying, hunting, shooting", May 7th).
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There are 2 houses on the nearly 3 acres -- a 4 bedroom, 4 bathroom country house and a 3 bedroom, 3 bathroom French villa on the other side.
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On Friday, Trump will travel to the country house of Prime Minister May in Chequers for a working lunch, before joining Queen Elizabeth for tea at Windsor Castle.
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Price: $200,000Chef Massimo Bottura will host guests at his country house in Modena, where he will teach a cooking class alongside third-generation pasta maker Giuseppe Di Martino.
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The move set off a chain reaction that stopped the progress of horses behind them and prompted racing officials to move runner-up Country House to first place.
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The colt's trainer, Bill Mott, said Country House was eating well and did not have a fever, but his blood work showed imbalances and he started on antibiotics.
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We met in their country house, in Burgundy, and worked for a month, all day, every day, with only the occasional expedition, to show me some Burgundian site.
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My roommate skipped town weeks ago in favor of a country house, so I've been sprung into the new world of living by myself just for this occasion.
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A Three-Bed, Two-Bath House in Woodstock, N.Y.: $549,000 O.K., so maybe I said I could afford a country house if it was no more than $800,000.
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Tourists often choose to stay at Ees Wyke Country House, a nearby hotel that was once a holiday home for Potter and her family for their summer vacations.
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The rival tipped by bookmakers to succeed May, Boris Johnson, excoriated May's Brexit plans, known as Chequers after the country house where they were hashed out in July.
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With minimal dialogue — but dynamic sound design — the movie follows a masked serial killer (John Gallagher Jr.) as he stalks a deaf-mute writer in a remote country house.
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When he repeatedly invited me and a friend to visit his country house in the south of France on the weekends, we carefully planned the politest ways to decline.
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"Cluny Brown," her sparkling 1944 upstairs-downstairs social comedy of changing midcentury mores, set in the aristocratic Devon country house of Friars Carmel, became a classic Ernst Lubitsch comedy.
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These days, Keenan splits his time between a country house in Biloxi, Lake Whitney and L.A., where he has several times run into Frank Sinatra Jr. at cocktail parties.
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The grounds were the site of a royal hunting lodge in the 1300s and later a country house, granted by Henry VIII to Catherine of Aragon in their divorce.
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Country House unexpectedly won the 2000th Kentucky Derby on Saturday after the pre-race favorite, Maximum Security, and original first-place finisher, was disqualified for interfering with other horses.
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A mouthful both by name and nature, Joyous Celebration ricochets between punk, noise, country, house, and everything in between, challenging conceptions of what a record could or should be.
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The 17th-century English country house, which has been a royal retreat for more than 300 years, was the perfect backdrop for the newly engaged couple's romantic photo shoot.
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Michael Parroy, a lawyer for the SFO, told London's Old Bailey criminal court the former UBS and Citigroup trader's assets included a seven-bedroom country house in southern England.
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But amid all the celebration over his most exciting win yet, viewers soon learned of an objection raised against the first-place horse by second-place finisher Country House.
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Country House, a 103-1 long shot, above, was named winner after an objection disqualified Maximum Security, who had crossed the finish line first but interfered with another horse.
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"We did have a bit of a wide trip, which you never like," said the trainer of Tacitus, the Hall of Famer Bill Mott, who also trains Country House.
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Sischy was open about her own lesbianism (I remember she once invited me to her country house, which she called "Petticoat Junction," but I wasn't free that weekend, alas).
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After a 20-minute steward's enquiry, the favorite was out and Country House declared the winner, becoming, at 65-0003, the second-biggest long-shot to win the race.
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Charles Berling and Juliette Binoche play Frédéric and Adrienne, siblings who must decide what to do with their mother's charming country house and cherished art collection after her death.
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Neither Kentucky Derby winner Country House nor Maximum Security, who was disqualified after crossing the finish line first at Churchill Downs, will be running at Baltimore's Pimlico Race Course.
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Besides a London mansion, Turner kept a modest country house 22013 miles southwest of the city in Twickenham that he designed, where he and his father relaxed, fished and entertained.
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"[Geri's] going to hate me for this because she's so posh in her country house with her husband," adds Brown of Halliwell, who married motorsport racer Christian Horner in 2015.
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Until recently, however, Sarlo wasn't able to fully enjoy the material pleasures of his wealth, like racing sailing yachts and a country house with its own vineyard in Marin County.
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His family photograph albums contain pictures of his two sons, now adults, playing as teenagers with Mr. Putin's daughters in the Kremlin and at Mr. Pugachev's country house outside Moscow.
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"The Chair of the House Intelligence has a serious responsibility to the Congress and to the country," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said in a statement to CNN Monday evening.
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The move set off a chain reaction that stopped the progress of horses trailing Maximum Security and prompted racing officials to move the runner-up, Country House, to first place.
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She spent Thanksgiving at a congressman's country house, took a Trump campaign aide to see the rock band Styx and helped a Rockefeller heir organize "friendship dinners" with influential Washingtonians.
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Conveniently, Spode and Wooster travel in the same Wodehouse-world circles — London clubs, the Ritz, Quaglino's, the theater, Savile Row tailors and weekend country house parties — mooting the impingement question.
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Buyers looking for a country house are drawn to the bucolic 25-mile radius around Oxfordshire and the Cotswolds, said Ronnie van der Ploeg, a director with Savills' Oxford Office.
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In the former capital of Mahébourg, the National History Museum has crammed a 1772-built French country house with everything from antique beds to nautical wreckage to a dodo display.
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In this one — on the ground floor of a New England country house, circa 1935 — Fefu (Amelia Workman) gathers seven other women to discuss a charity event they are planning.
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Upon turning 80, the English decorator/arbiter/cabaret singer/socialite/poison pen gave up his storied country house, sold everything in it, published a book and opened a new chapter.
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Sicily — La Dimora is a traditional Italian country house that sits on the lush eastern plain by Mount Etna, an area popular with wealthy Sicilians and owners of second homes.
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The androgynous collections drew inspiration from Virginia Woolf's 1928 novel "Orlando," a tale of a gender-shifting aristocratic poet, and from British interior designer Nancy Lancaster's English country house designs.
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At the time, he was found to have submitted a claim of 2,000 pounds, or $2,400 at current exchange rates, for the clearing of the moat at his country house.
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Historians believe that "Landscape with a Cottage and Hay Barn" (1641) depicts a country house along the River Amstel that Rembrandt would often pass during his walking routes from Amsterdam.
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The allegations against the ex-president also involve two properties in the state of São Paulo — an apartment in the beach resort of Guarujá, and a country house in Atibaia.
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His legal defense team has stated that the use of the country house, which was also raided by police on Friday, was a gift from a friend and political colleague.
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Nearly two centuries later, the simple white country house that he named Sandycombe Lodge, a narrow two-story edifice with a gable roof and one-story wings, has fallen into disrepair.
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He took her to his least-favorite country house and locked her up in the attic, and it's the revelation of Bertha's existence that first keeps Jane and Rochester from marrying.
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Or even just an old country house with the wind whistling...just the idea that we can be different and feel different things and learn and have experiences we never imagined.
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A video posted online by an Atambayev supporter showed several cars being driven out of the former president's country house by security officials after what his party described as his surrender.
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Standing next to May during a joint news conference at the British Prime Minister's official country house, Chequers, Trump announced he had at least started to apologize earlier in the morning.
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Country House won the Kentucky Derby on Saturday after on-track winner Maximum Security was disqualified for interference and was expected to be in the Preakness Stakes field on May 18.
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He got tangled with the apparent victor, Maximum Security, who had jumped a puddle, veered right and subsequently was disqualified for interfering with his rivals, giving the win to Country House.
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Following a chance encounter at a comedy club, the 60-something Best invites his 29-year-old ex-employee to spend Memorial Day weekend with him at his Connecticut country house.
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"Well, that's an awkward subject matter for me, because I know all of them," Mr. Cavett, 81, said on a recent sunny Thursday afternoon at his sprawling country house in Connecticut.
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She was a landscape designer who had written a book about Chinese gardens, and the country house she inherited from her parents became the site of the Garden of Cosmic Speculation.
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Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem play a married couple living in a country house, who see their idyllic lives of creativity and passion disrupted by a series of increasingly destructive visitors.
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He is birthed in a country house onto a silk pillow, fed only on pheasant pâté and port, and bundled off to Eton and Oxford in preparation for running the country.
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Jennifer Lawrence and Javier Bardem play a married couple living in a country house, who see their idyllic lives of creativity and passion disrupted by a series of increasingly destructive visitors.
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Besides playing a large number of music festivals across the country, house and techno duo Golf Clap (Hugh Cleal and Bryan Jones) will embark on a cross-country tour this fall.
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Maximum Security led the derby for much of the way and crossed the finish line 1 3/4 lengths ahead of Country House but was disqualified for interference while turning for home.
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The jockey who rode Country House, Flavien Prat, also brings home a nice paycheck: The winning horse rider gets 10% of what the owners collect, meaning Prat gets a check for $186,000.
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Shot at The Grange, a 19th-century country house and English landscape park near Northington in Hampshire, the breathtaking home is strewn with flowers, influenced by designer Erdem Moralioglu's signature floral prints.
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This summer, the couple, who were in the process of retiring and moving full time to their country house in Rhinebeck, N.Y., listed their apartment with the Corcoran Group for $2.85 million.
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He and his husband, Thomas Tolan, live in their country house in Westchester County (they are expanding their New York apartment to make it more child-friendly) and commute to the city.
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There will be no Triple Crown attempt this year: Kentucky Derby winner, Country House, will not be in Baltimore for the Preakness Stakes after coming down with a respiratory infection Tuesday morning.
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The colt crossed the finish line a length and three quarters ahead of Country House, but was placed 17th after racing officials ruled he had compromised the chances of two other houses.
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She detailed her accusation in January 2018 on CBS This Morning: DYLAN FARROW: I was taken to a small attic crawl space in my mother's country house in Connecticut by my father.
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Lula, a popular leftist leader, was tried for receiving a beachside apartment and a country house from engineering firms in return for their winning lucrative state contracts under his Workers Party's government.
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The second round of them (which includes the immortal Q. and A., "Do you ride English saddle?" answered by, "I like to straddle") occurs at an English country house in the '80s.
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The third episode, "Some Hope," set at an elaborate country house party where the guests await the arrival of Princess Margaret, is more of a social satire in the "Gosford Park" vein.
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He has also written off tens of thousands of pounds that he pays for gardening at Highgrove, his country house, on the basis that members of the public were occasionally invited in.
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"Make no mistake, the effect and the intent of this unjust and mean-spirited amendment is to ban patriotic Americans from serving our country," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif.) said.
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He was also a well-connected and respected lobbyist: Born and raised in Manhattan, he spent his summers at his grandfather's Long Island country house and was close friends with Theodore Roosevelt.
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But I remember as a child one day I sat in this special room in this country house and I said to myself, it was ridiculous, I think I will become a legend.
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But I remember as a child one day I sat in this special room in this country house and I said to myself, it was ridiculous, I think I will become a legend.
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The race is the final leg of U.S. thoroughbred racing's Triple Crown, which was not up for grabs after Kentucky Derby winner Country House did not run in the Preakness due to illness.
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Or does the constitution permit a city resident to tote his weapon with him when venturing to his country house, as one of the New York State Rifle & Pistol plaintiffs wanted to do?
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The 21-22 long shot Country House won the Kentucky Derby Saturday in Churchill Downs, Louisville, Kentucky, after race favorite Maximum Security was disqualified for impeding another horse on crossing the finish line.
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With the Kentucky Derby decided, Country House has two races to go to try and complete the Triple Crown: the Preakness Stakes, scheduled for May 18, and the Belmont Stakes on June 8.
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Leaving their children Prince George and Princess Charlotte at their nearby country house, Anmer Hall, the royal parents drove the four miles to Houghton Hall for the evening of entertainment and fine dining.
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He is often credited with creating the "country house" style of decorating, in which deliberately faded gilding and textiles in muted hues create the illusion that a room has been maintained for centuries.
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Country House -- the winner of the 2019 Kentucky Derby -- will NOT get a shot at the Triple Crown after his owner pulled him from the Preakness because the horse developed a bad cough.
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But on video replay, he was found to have violated the race's interference rules, altering the paths of War of Will, Long Range Toddy, and Country House with a stumble to his right.
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The record book will say that Country House won the mile-and-a-quarter race and collected a $1.86 million check for his owners and paid a whopping $132.40 for a $2 bet.
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Unlike Buckingham Palace or Windsor Castle, which are owned by the state, Sandringham is owned personally by the queen, having been purchased in 1862 as a country house for the Prince of Wales.
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Unlike Buckingham Palace or Windsor Castle, which are owned by the state, Sandringham is owned personally by the queen, having been purchased in 1862 as a country house for the Prince of Wales.
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A country house or seaside villa might cost about 150,000 to 300,000 euros ($6403,000 to $340,000), and a masseria could run from 400,000 euros ($450,000) into the millions of euros, Ms. Calligaro said.
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On July 6th Mrs May will call her cabinet to Chequers, the prime minister's country house, to thrash out the final details of a Brexit white paper due to be published on July 9th.
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It made for an awkward follow-up press conference at the prime minister's official country house, Chequers, where Trump accused the Sun of peddling "fake news" and offered an apology of sorts to May.
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The objection was upheld following an extensive 733-minute review and Country House was declared the winner after entering the race as a 65-1 longshot and taking home the race's $1.86 million prize.
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"Tomorrow, House Republicans may vote to pass one of the most damaging bills for women in the history of the country," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said at the event at the Washington Hilton.
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The Indian has installed a control center in the country house, allowing him to keep in close touch with the Silverstone-based team in real time during races and have access to data feeds.
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"Country House", a song released by Blur in 1995, comes to mind, describing the leisured life of a modern-day nouveau-riche on his landed estate who is "reading Balzac and knocking back Prozac".
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The movie centers on a mother and father (played by Carmen Ejogo and Joel Edgerton) who, along with their teenage son (Kelvin Harrison Jr.), hole up in a country house amid an apocalyptic epidemic.
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Country House Restaurant, which served as a tavern and meeting place for the Culper Ring, offers children a free dessert if they decode a message, and encourages diners to search for a local ghost.
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Mr. Ramon Navarro had acquired the atmospheric 21972th-century drawing, showing an Italian country house, from a private collection; scholars have accepted it as a previously unrecorded work by Vernet, who lived in Rome.
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After an agonizing half-hour wait, the news came: Maximum Security was disqualified, the first-ever apparent winner to be disqualified, and 65-to-1 long-shot Country House had "won" the Kentucky Derby.
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Nick, who has recently come out, divides his time between the elite world of the Fedden family, with its black-tie dinners and country-house weekends, and the gay underground of pre-AIDS London.
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"I was taken to a small attic crawl space in my mother's country house in Connecticut by my father," Ms. Farrow said, describing an encounter with Mr. Allen that she said occurred in 1992.
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At the Kentucky Derby on Saturday, racing stewards watched a video for more than 20 minutes before issuing their ruling: Down came Maximum Security and up went Country House, a 65-1 improbable victor.
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Paul (Joel Edgerton) and Sarah (Carmen Ejogo), with their 17-year-old son, Travis (Kelvin Harrison Jr.), and a dog named Stanley have turned a rambling country house into a fortress and a sanctuary.
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SINCE IT WAS built in 1924, the Landhaus Ilse, or Ilse country house, has been an incongruous presence on the edge of Burbach, a provincial town in wooded hills halfway between Frankfurt and Cologne.
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The brief procedure took Celia Herrera-Rincon, a neuroscience postdoc at the Allen Discovery Center at Tufts University, back to the country house in Spain where she had grown up, in the mountains near Madrid.
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Sophie, who grew up in the village of Letheringsett, Norfolk — not far from Kate and William's country house Anmer Hall — has long been in the same social circle as not only Kate but William too.
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The store is approximately 12 miles or a 30-minute drive from the Cambridge's country house, Anmer Hall, which sits on Queen Elizabeth's Sandringham Estate and was given to the couple as a wedding gift.
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Given the alarming news, the email's phrasing was rather gentle: A fire had broken out in the area, officials had ordered evacuations, and Bard's country house at the end of a road might be affected.
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And in a twist on the star-crossed-lover plot of many of the works performed at the festivals, staging opera and running a country house are in many ways a match made in heaven.
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"With these newest reservations, House Majority PAC is continuing to ensure that we spend strategically, efficiently, and effectively to secure victories across the country," House Majority PAC Executive Director Ali Lapp said in a statement.
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During the making of my 2013 film, "We Steal Secrets: The Story of WikiLeaks," I spent an agonizing six hours with him, when he was living in an English country house while out on bail.
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May's proposals, named for a country house where they were hashed out in July, call for free trade of goods with the EU, with Britain accepting a "common rulebook" that would apply to those goods.
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This power couple is supposed to be enjoying a restful weekend in the bucolic Cotswolds, but a fatal road accident and a series of suspicious deaths swiftly shatter the peace at their host's country house.
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"Her electrifying message of courage, perseverance and hope reinvigorated our nation and our politics, and continues to inspire millions of Americans in every part of the country," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in a statement.
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At the start, she is sent packing from a country house ("We don't live; we visit," she later claims), leaving—as usual—the women in furious tears and the hearts of the men in disarray.
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I Was Misinformed I sometimes feel gloomy about not being able to afford a country house, but since I went on Facebook and took up faux residency in the Catskills, my mood is much improved.
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He's forcing his family to partner up for a dosey-doe of manipulation at the Pierce's country house, he's smacking helicopter windows, and he's on his way to being the most powerful man in media.
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William Ivey Long's set and costumes, which place "The Open Door" in an early-20th-century country house with a lazy green landscape outside, have a lot more detail and fun than Mr. Taylor's dance.
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"He's the town's biggest landowner and biggest taxpayer," Judith A. Sullivan, a town administrator, said as she stood near her desk at Town Hall, a canary-yellow building designed to resemble an old country house.
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"We've been going smaller, and then upstate," said Ms. Betts, 51, noting that she and Mr. Leven also have a country house near Hudson, N.Y., where there is more room to stretch out on weekends.
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"While President Trump has consistently broken his promises to the middle class, Congressman Kennedy profoundly understands the challenges facing hardworking men and women across the country," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said in a statement. Rep.
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"While President Trump has consistently broken his promises to the middle class, Congressman Kennedy profoundly understands the challenges facing hard-working men and women across the country," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said in a statement.
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In 2015, the actor sold over 1,400 movie props and other memorabilia to raise $3 million to assist military veterans and wounded service members as well as The Motion Picture and TV Country House and Hospital.
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READ: Some see strategy behind Trump's comments on race "The leading Republican presidential candidate's refusal to disavow the KKK was a breathtaking low-point for our country," House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi said in a statement.
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At an office retreat at Faith's country house, Greer slices her thumb while helping to cook, and as her boss bandages her up she contemplates her charisma: The light touch of this powerful woman was profound.
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"That's horse racing," West said, leaving the winner's circle he had long been trying to break into so that the connections of Country House could enter and hoist the most famous trophy in American horse racing.
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Barbara Borden, chief steward for the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission, would not take questions about the stewards' decision, but said that they had determined that Maximum Security had "drifted out" and impeded Country House as well.
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Sold by its heirs in the early 21908s, Adare Manor reopened in 260 as a country house hotel with the kind of architectural frippery in sculptural embellishments and coffered ceilings that make an audience of guests.
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Country House was declared the winner of the 145th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on Saturday when Maximum Security became the first horse in the history of the race to be disqualified after crossing the line first.
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But Mr Trump will spend hardly any time in the capital, instead meeting the prime minister at her country house, Chequers, and seeing the queen at Windsor Castle, before heading to Scotland for a spot of golf.
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I don't feel the need to go on vacation anymore because I feel like we have the country house that if we still lived in the city we would have to have in order to stay sane.
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"Her electrifying message of courage, perseverance and hope reinvigorated our nation and our politics, and continues to inspire millions of Americans in every part of the country," House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in a statement last week.
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"The United Kingdom finds itself in the midst of major changes as it moves towards exiting the EU," Abe said through a translator after lunch with May at Chequers, the country house of the British prime minister.
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And last weekend's new staging to open the season at the Garsington Opera — one of Britain's fashionable country-house opera fixtures — followed a general rule that the best way to do it is with simple, spare transparency.
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" Later, during a vacation with her husband in Agatha Christie's country house, in Devon, she called to check on the detective's progress; he told her that "there was a rumor going round that X is the case.
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You get the sense that Myriam has come up harder than Paul, whose soixante-huitard parents occasionally volunteer to take care of the kids when they're not travelling in Asia or doing work on their country house.
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Now Sir Winston joins Maximum Security, who is recovering at Monmouth Park on the Jersey Shore; Country House, who is recovering from an infection; and War of Will as the top 3-year-olds in the nation.
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The minute-long clip doesn't feature a single clear shot of any of the main cast members; rather, it focuses on the country house of the title and simply lists the characters by name at the end.
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Country House became the first horse to win the Derby on an objection; Dancer's Image was disqualified in 1968 after a post-race urinalysis found traces of a banned substance, and Forward Pass was declared the winner.
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About half are commuters from London who move to cities along the train line, and the rest are second-home buyers smitten with quintessential English villages, said James Mackenzie, head of Strutt & Parker's national country house department.
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He may instead choose to stay at his country house in New Jersey, on the grounds of the Trump National Golf Course in Bedminster, about an hour's drive from New York in the middle of horse country.
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As a well-regarded translator, he lived comfortably with his wife, the former Muza Gerasimova, an English-language editor of scientific texts, and his son in a country house near that of the Soviet diplomat Andrei Gromyko.
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In "The Past," a novel released today in the U.S. by Tessa Hadley, three sisters, a brother and their children gather at the English country house where their mother grew up to decide whether they should keep it.
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Ratchett is discovered dead, unmourned, and Poirot ascertains that the solution to the crime must lie within a single locked carriage, which, like a mobile country house, contains first-class passengers and a sprinkling of the lower orders.
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Country House was a 65-1 long-shot at the 1-1/4 mile Kentucky Derby where he finished second on a muddy track before objections were raised, causing a delay that ultimately led to a stunning reversal.
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"This extension is absolutely necessary to prevent a shutdown of FAA programs, delays in airport construction projects, and the possible furlough of thousands of FAA employees across the country," House Transportation Committee Chairman Bill Shuster (R-Pa.) said.
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On one scorching hot weekend in May, the artist Mickalene Thomas and the collector Racquel Chevremont threw a pool party at their 19th-century country house in the idyllic town of Salisbury, Connecticut, for 10 of their friends.
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On one scorching hot weekend in May, the artist Mickalene Thomas and the collector Racquel Chevremont threw a pool party at their 19th-century country house in the idyllic town of Salisbury, Connecticut, for 10 of their friends.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump should not be impeached unless the reasons are overwhelming and bipartisan, given how divisive it would be for the country, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi said in a Washington Post interview published on Monday.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Tom Hayes, a British former trader serving an 11-year jail sentence for manipulating Libor interest rates, lost an appeal on Wednesday against a confiscation order that forced his wife to sell their seven-bedroom country house.
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Although her home in the Berkshires has seen more than its fair share of explosive dinner parties starring the ladies of the Real Housewives of New York, Medley still finds her country house to be a place of calm.
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International Real Estate 13 Photos View Slide Show ' A COUNTRY HOUSE IN NORTH WALES $2.1 MILLION (1.5 MILLION POUNDS) This nine-bedroom Victorian Gothic-style home was built around 1880 near the village of St. Asaph, in North Wales.
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The unexpected and somewhat confusing layers to her lifestyle fell away in April 2014 when police seized up to £96,000 [$22015,2100] worth of cannabis growing and drying in four rooms around her family's seven-bedroom B&B country house.
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The country house, then owned by Viscount Bill Astor, was where John Profumo, the then-minister for war, met Christine Keeler, the mistress of a suspected Russian spy, as she took a dip in the swimming pool in 1961.
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Designed by the acclaimed landscape architect H.E. Milner, with stone parapets 18 inches thick, it was completed in 1895 and sits on the approach road to Overtoun House, at Scot's Baronial country house and estate built 18453 years prior.
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In the moving drama, the Oscar winner plays Lily, a terminally-ill matriarch who reunites three generations of her family at their country house to inform them of a devastating surprise: she's decided to end her life via euthanasia.
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The former two horses would fade to the back of the pack in the final stretch, but Country House — one of two teams to lodge the complaint that overturned the race — had come in second out on the track.
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After Maximum Security finished one and three-quarter lengths in front of Country House, it appeared the racing officials had either not seen the purported foul or did not think Maximum Security had kept a better horse from winning.
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With few representatives in Washington this week as the outbreak tears across the country, House leaders hoped to approve the legislation quickly Friday by voice vote — which simply decides whether shouted yeas or nays from members present are louder.
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She succumbs, at first, to what is most likely a well-practiced campaign of seduction: Reynolds flirts with her at breakfast, invites her to dinner, takes her back to his country house and sets about making her a dress.
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"This bill ... makes it clear that the United States Congress still believes (in) the NATO mission and will prevent any short-sighted efforts to undermine NATO or unilaterally withdraw our country," House Majority Leader Steny Hoyer, a Democrat, said.
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"Death of a Salesman," which traces the last day in the failed life of an aging, regretful man, was conceived and finished on Grace Court, though the first draft was written in the family's new country house in Roxbury, Conn.
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Hunt told Sky News on Thursday that May's Brexit proposals, known as Chequers after the country house where they were agreed by the British cabinet in July, were still relevant despite opposition expressed by European leaders and some of May's colleagues.
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LONDON, March 28 (Reuters) - Tom Hayes, a British former trader serving an 11-year jail sentence for manipulating Libor interest rates, lost an appeal on Wednesday against a confiscation order that forced his wife to sell their seven-bedroom country house.
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Washington (CNN)After a string of deadly shootings in Minnesota, Louisiana and Texas began a national dialogue about how to address violence in communities across the country, House members Wednesday unveiled a bipartisan working group to explore how to respond.
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WHO BUYS IN TUSCANY Most buyers come from northern Europe, Britain, the United States and Australia and are looking for a secluded, "original Tuscan country house on top of a hill with an unspoiled and deep panorama," Mr. Giovannelli said.
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Across the border in the far northern Swedish town of Kalix, a traditional bastion of center-left politics, over 2100 residents signed a petition against plans to turn a 2000th century country house into a reception center for unaccompanied minors.
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With degrees of absurdity borrowed on a scale from Monty Python to Wes Anderson, young Karl is jerked around from his wealthy uncle's Manhattan apartment to an ominous country house, a sinister Midwestern hotel and a circuslike theater in Oklahoma.
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Make sure to browse the handmade soaps for sale on the ground floor; their artisanal spirit harks to Seven Rooms's bucolic sister property, Country House Villadorata, which is five miles outside of town and surrounded by prickly pear trees. 7roomsvilladorata.
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Set within the woodlands of Stornoway on the Isle of Lewis, Lews Castle is a Gothic Revival relic, complete with flying buttresses and gargoyles, that was first built as a country house for the Victorian opium baron Sir James Matheson.
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Calculator The most-viewed listings on The New York Times's "Find a Home" site last month included a midcentury modern home in Princeton, N.J., that topped our list for the second month running, a country house in Steamboat Springs, Colo.
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Holme Rose, an A-listed Georgian country house in Croy, Inverness, for instance, has in recent years given the Nairn Angling Association a lease over its 250 miles of single-bank salmon and sea trout fishing on the River Nairn.
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I use nicotine lozenges to not be twitchy on airplanes, while driving with family, and indoors anywhere except in my offices in our city apartment and country house, with exhaust fans in opened windows—challenging during summer heat and winter cold.
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On its surface, Casa Gallinero doesn't deviate far from the typical form of a country house: a long, 1,500-square-foot rectangle, lifted on stilts, its two short ends made from glass, the two longer ones from corrugated white plastic roofing.
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