"Our mission is to let the princess in you glow and enchant everyone and everything around, when you wear your Enchanted bikini," the Enchanted site reads.
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The hosts greet their guests with unctuous exchanges, while the visitors, in overlapping and comically elongated phrases, voice refrains of "Enchanted, enchanted," as the orchestra erupts with jumpy outbursts.
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Yes, the men I spoke to were kind of enchanted by gay culture, and I don't know that I've ever met an exclusively straight guy who was enchanted by gay culture.
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Q: Gleaming Quill — Rakan slings an enchanted feather forward.
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Take a deep, cleansing breath and prepare to be enchanted.
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Anyone who matches with you is sure to be enchanted.
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Spooktacular Enchanted Forest (Saturday) So what if it's not October?
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"She said she was enchanted by the collection," he recalls.
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Think Enchanted but with more Ken and less Prince Charming.
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Blend that all together, and you've got your enchanted beverage.
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Go north, across the enchanted lands and into the unknown.
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" 'Arizona has enchanted and claimed me,' he wrote," Ducey said.
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"Enchanted Tales With Belle" opened in Disney World in 2012.
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It's enchanted like romantic love, but on a larger scale.
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But people who are enchanted are the real tough cookies.
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Urban legends have enchanted people around the world for centuries.
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I found it in the enchanted U.C.L.A. Special Collections Library.
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Many millions of years later, flowers enchanted yet another species.
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Outside, members of the public emerged enchanted with their hauls.
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Augie, enchanted, agreed to accompany me to the grocery store.
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Despite all that, young Rodriguez remained enchanted by American culture.
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Enchanted Tales with Belle opened in Disney World in 2012.
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Enchanted Tiki Room Silk Shirt for Men by Tommy Bahama, $150Dads will proudly don the Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room button-down shirt for a festive and fun alternative to a boring old T-shirt.
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Like the myths of old, they enchanted those who sought them.
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Then came the enchanted makeup brushes inspired by our favorite wands.
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Was I prepared to tumble with Keano into this enchanted mist?
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Ryder is the third Northundra character introduced inside the enchanted forest.
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Haeg calls the landscape ''enchanted,'' and I am inclined to agree.
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But inside it's an enchanted toy chest of contemporary art amusements.
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Design your dates and enchanted encounters in the spirit of this.
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Dory faces obstacles both mundane and enchanted, and surmounts them all.
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An enchanted whoosh and the crashing of waves signal their arrival.
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A pair of enchanted red shoes ties these young couples together.
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Particularly in a new setting for the movie, the Enchanted Forest.
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Prepare to be enchanted — not once, not twice, but 14 times.
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When Cesar saw Luis's video, he was both enchanted and horrified.
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It went down Sunday night at Santa's Enchanted Forest in Miami.
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This iconic and still living tree -- the tunnel tree -- enchanted many visitors.
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Despite his rambling, Sexy Oobah has enchanted a new wave of interest.
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Two friends conjure an enchanted land in the woods behind their houses.
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Two friends conjure an enchanted land in the woods behind their houses.
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Q: Are you excited about "Disenchanted," the sequel to 2007's "Enchanted"?
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As things 'clicked' in my mind, orgasms became something spiritual and enchanted.
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I loved it but was specifically enchanted with the Christmas rap scene.
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There's no enchanted-rose timer in the store, but time is ticking.
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And, in the middle of the tumbler is the enchanted rose itself.
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Enchanted floor panels nearby allowed me to glide from rock to rock.
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Enchanted opens nightly 5-10pm, through January 8, with advance timed tickets.
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This iconic and still living tree – the tunnel tree – enchanted many visitors.
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View the entire Enchanted Disney Fine Jewelry collection at the Zales website.
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For example, each bird in Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room was handmade.
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The Enchanted Hill's lofty position offers prime views of downtown Los Angeles.
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Venus, Earth's radiant sister planet, has enchanted skywatchers for thousands of years.
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In silence the school then waits for the enchanted carvings to react.
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The empty frames look like the enchanted paintings that hang throughout Hogwarts.
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Some especially enchanted growers were tardy in getting out of the way.
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Massimo was enchanted by astronauts and had his own Space Shuttle uniform.
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The speaker is enchanted, but I can't quite grasp the "her" here.
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Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room used to have its own special ticket.
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Mr. Wenner rocketed into the celebrity world that had long enchanted him.
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For an enchanted moment everyone held a breath and felt history occurring.
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Early this week, the Pisces moon connects to enchanted Neptune and amorous Venus.
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"It's never too early to #DreamBigPrincess," penned the Enchanted star in her caption.
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Throughout the series, our heroine becomes ever more enchanted by the restaurant industry.
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Is a re-enchanted world, a writer's world, worth a stalled writing career?
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As The Hollywood Reporter notes, the concept had an Enchanted feel to it.
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"Ella Enchanted" (2005) is a fun fairy-tale remix of the classic story.
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Still, they seemed enchanted and proud of the ceremony; some had teary eyes.
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BETHEL "Night in the Woods: An Enchanted Masquerade Party," black-tie fund-raiser.
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And I think he is really enchanted by base male displays of strength.
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But I get why fans of his would be enchanted by the app.
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But she was enchanted by his clean-cut good looks and easy charm.
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Every spring and summer we have friends stay, and they are all enchanted.
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The theme is "enchanted forest" — glass panels in the foyer have tree designs.
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When you believe in the magic of Santa, the holidays are extra enchanted.
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Nevertheless, Lee was enchanted: She bought the property — treehouse and all — in 2013.
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It tells a story that centers on an adventure into an enchanted forest.
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Elsa and her companions head into the enchanted forest where the spirits reside.
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You can usually spot the bird in Adventureland near the Enchanted Tiki Room.
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"Our Enchanted Forest" was shot by Lawrence Alex Wu using an Olympus c5050Z camera.
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"Mirror, mirror, on the wall," the evil queen purrs to an enchanted looking glass.
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Climb on the Magic School — wait, we mean the Enchanted Mode of Educational Transport.
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Lucky for you, some of the Essie Enchanted Gel Couture shades are available now.
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They've all recently traveled to Cuba and were completely enchanted by the Caribbean island.
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Fellow libra Lil Wayne can be easily enchanted by your polished sense of beauty.
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And our reviewer was enchanted with the two-part, five-hour-plus theatrical sequel.
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An "enchanted afternoon tea" while being entertained by magic performed by Harry Potter himself.
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Bonus points if he actually wears it while going to the Enchanted Tiki Room.
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Miami, Florida, is home to the world's largest holiday theme park, Santa's Enchanted Forest.
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Get enthusiastic viewers first, enchanted by the possibility of virality, sell ad space later.
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Enchanted by its landscapes, bonfires, and sacred songs, she has kept coming back since.
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And yet despite these sordid details, Eileen looks utterly enchanted by the movie business.
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He stumbles upon a Lynx Lodge and becomes completely enchanted by the fraternal organization.
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The 76ers became enchanted by his ability to score, pass and dissect the game.
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Australia Diary What a teenager discovers in the enchanted rock pools near her home.
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She had been a 25-year-old telephone operator when her voice enchanted Doheny.
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It would be, as Sheri Berman writes in Dissent, enchanted with a radical idealism.
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Three young Alabama men have a less-than-enchanted evening in this dark comedy.
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They enter an enchanted forest, where a group of people called the Northuldra live.
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At Lord & Taylor, a sidewalk bower of illuminated greenery acts as an enchanted tunnel.
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I'm enchanted by the way it's nestled in the corner, where the road bends.
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Iconic figures and structures, like Mickey and the Enchanted Castle, are of course featured.
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Wall-Ye, a French grape-picking robot, has enchanted Burgundy's wine region for years.
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Capone, for his part, was enchanted with her and demonstrated his affection with sweet talk.
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This is what it's like to play Vignettes, a new iOS game about enchanted objects.
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Rigg enchanted audiences decades earlier as Emma Peel in the '60s spy series "The Avengers."
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For decades, Mary Poppins has enchanted kids and adults alike with her practically perfect ways.
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"This iconic and still living tree—the tunnel tree—enchanted many visitors," wrote the association.
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Perhaps more Anglophone readers will now get the opportunity to be enchanted by her stories.
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People were clearly enchanted by what Blu and Exile were doing on Below The Heavens.
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Like Enchanted Living, followmeaway also invites viewers to imagine themselves as part of the magic.
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"Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas" (1997) follows beloved characters through the holiday season.
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Throughout the evening I was happily amazed, and enchanted, by how Mr. Morris's decisions surprised.
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The attraction called "Enchanted Tales With Belle" opened in Fantasyland in Disney World in 2012.
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"Emilio and the Enchanted Cow," Marionetas de la Esquina, a Mexico City puppet theater company.
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Yet, when code stays in production for too long, we aren't enchanted, but actively disgusted.
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The clear bullet holds an itty-bitty flower inside — or is it an enchanted rose?!
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This sets off a series of enchanted discoveries that stretch the imagination in wondrous ways.
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Another recalled being enchanted by Mr. Manson through what she hoped was a budding romance.
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The property is also adorned with sculptures of enchanted trees and horsemen of the apocalypse.
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Much like the myriad rides and treats in that enchanted forest, there are endless possibilities.
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Not entirely familiar with what a color guard was, he investigated, and came away enchanted.
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It is as if, after the election in November, Wall Street entered an enchanted zone.
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Neto, who was born in Los Angeles, became enchanted by tennis before he could walk.
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Back in the day, we usually celebrated this spooky season and visited these enchanted parks separately.
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Then Enchanted Bikini performed pure magic by designing an entire princess-themed line of two-pieces.
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"Go north across the enchanted lands and into the unknown, but be careful," the troll continues.
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The Holiday Calendar, meanwhile, follows a woman whose life is changed by an enchanted advent calendar.
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She sang 'Welcome to New York' Friday night — an obvious one — and then 'Enchanted' on Sunday.
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I've seen Porowski wander the aisles of Whole Foods, enchanted by the possibilities each ingredient represents.
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Outside, in an enchanted-looking forest, there's a treehouse hidden among the creek and fruit trees.
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Nelms cut her lush locks into choppy face-framing layers that only enchanted those gorgeous features.
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Chun Cui He first arrived on Singapore's shores in early July and immediately enchanted the nation.
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The last of the three, "The Enchanted Desna," from 1964, is by far the most original.
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"Utopia" actually sounds like a place—a quiet, enchanted ecosystem with a constant thrum of activity.
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Producer Douglas Wick remembered the crew being enchanted by and concerned about Griffith from the beginning.
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"Between 'Brexit' and Trump, are we entering a world that's less enchanted with globalization?" he asked.
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ENCHANTED WAVE HILL WEEKEND (Saturday and Sunday) Remember the woodland fairies in "A Midsummer Night's Dream"?
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It will be published in the United States by Enchanted Lion in the spring of 2017.
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Peele worked at the now-defunct Enchanted Forest toy store in New York City's SoHo area.
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The vein that successfully keeps one focused on Bellow, and enchanted, is the novelist's excerpted prose.
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Dear Diary: My great-grandson Wesley was enchanted the first time he saw a full moon.
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I was trying to write a novel about a wizard who owned an enchanted waffle iron.
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I was enchanted by the demeanor and the care that he had toward my young son.
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When "Enchanted" opened in 2007 she was 33, middle age in Hollywood years (especially for women).
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Either way, nearly three decades since that day on the playground, I'm enchanted by a princess.
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That enchanted three-night performance seemed destined to disappear into the sentimental mists of theater memory.
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They are enchanted by the village's tranquillity and intrigued by daily life in the English countryside.
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Holika would survive because she had an enchanted shawl that would protect her from the flames.
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Buckley says he took his seat on the Enchanted Bench, and it was downhill from there.
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Enchanted Designs, the company that found the fossils, were looking for these ancient shells at the mine.
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A toy version of Belle's Enchanted Rose can be seen sitting next to the table of sweets.
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Abel was performing Sunday in Brazil for his Starboy tour -- and Selena's clearly enchanted watching from afar.
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It's a rendering of the classic enchanted rose, the one Beast keeps safe in a glass case.
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He examines, for instance, figures who have been as enchanted as he is with Dickinson as muse.
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The Flavor Experience: For the luck of the Irish, here's a whimsical and enchanted Irish blue cheese.
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During his first experiments with foil, he was enchanted by how glassy the unblemished foil surface was.
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The installation, "The Enchanted Footbridge," opened last week and was to be formally dedicated on Wednesday evening.
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STAMFORD Take-a-Hike Week: Vernal Pool Hike, Enchanted Animal Hike, Planetarium Hike, animal meet and greet.
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GARDEN CITY "Emilio and the Enchanted Cow," Marionetas de la Esquina, a Mexico City puppet theater company.
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Yelena is the leader of the Northundra people, who were trapped in the enchanted forest years ago.
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BRONX "Bach to the Future," Sing We Enchanted with Rockland String Quartet and David Baranowski, harpsichordist. Aug.
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Pisces season is drawing to a close, but we have one last enchanted week ahead of us.
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After about nine months playing at Enchanted Gardens every Tuesday night, I decided to leave the club.
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It's "like Brigadoon" — the musical about the enchanted Scottish village that magically appears once every 100 years.
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Many of them will be eager to read this book and many will be enchanted by it.
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That it wasn't done for effect, or because the designer was overly enchanted by his own imagination.
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Recently, she did get an opportunity to step out of Sabrina's enchanted shoes for a brief moment.
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The volcanic island is the film's gloss on Neverland, the enchanted realm where children never grow up.
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The nerds had ascended, culturally and socially, and had become enchanted with their own virtuous self-image.
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Conjuring an enchanted forest and imagining a world without livestock slaughter are not such different mental projects.
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"Even though you're dealing with two monsters, the listener is enchanted by the music," Mr. Gardiner said.
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Prepare to be enchanted by the revival of "Beauty and Beast," starring Emma Watson and Dan Stevens.
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"It's cool," Caine said, standing amid his games, seeming both enchanted and unfazed by his sudden fame.
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It's because of Demme's enchanted, hungry perspective as a fan himself that the film works so well.
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These postcards, which were manufactured as souvenirs for tourists, drench Germany with a kind of enchanted romanticism.
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The Enchanted Tiki Room is a musical animatronic show at several Disney theme parks located in Adventureland.
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And certainly, I was enchanted and awed by the splendor of the objects that surrounded these imperial women.
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Thanks to books, comics, and film we, as humans, were used to giving animals and enchanted things agency.
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The trailer shows Emma Watson's Belle trying to rescue her father (Kevin Kline) from the Beast's enchanted castle.
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Brierley said his Australian mother Sue, played in the film by Nicole Kidman, was "enchanted" by the movie.
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And where can an anthropomorphic candlestick, clock, and teapot expect to go if they leave the enchanted castle?
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New Jersey residents became enchanted by Pedals after video footage emerged of him walking just like a human.
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They've since been used in Enchanted Tales with Belle, Frozen Ever After and the Na'vi River Journey attractions.
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A forthcoming book by the political scientists Eric Oliver and Thomas Wood, "Enchanted America", offers an alternative explanation.
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According to all Christmas movies, this time of year is especially enchanted, and when weddings should take place.
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By tweeting spontaneously, the Tesla CEO keeps customers and fans enchanted, but risks drawing further heat from regulators.
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With 15,000 enchanted boxes ready to be sent out, your chances of winning one really aren't too shabby.
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"Enchanted is not just the title of a movie in which Amy Adams plays a princess," Portman said.
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For the "A Midsummer Night's Dream" party the next year, the yacht was transformed into an enchanted garden.
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According to Disneyland's website, the Enchanted Tiki Room debuted in 1963, one year after this photo was taken.
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The rock even has a back story that involves a human, a fairy and an enchanted elf cloth.
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The effect is similar to the ceiling in the Great Hall that's enchanted to look like the sky.
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Some of the stories in Secondhand Time first appeared in Enchanted by Death, which was published in 1993.
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The trees had trapped the mist low to the ground and transformed the farm into an enchanted stage.
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The Voyages Issue Sent by Britain to carry out a secret survey, Sarat Chandra Das became enchanted instead.
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We used to call it "The Enchanted Hellhole," just for a laughs—it was actually a superb venue.
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The Enchanted Realm of René Magritte runs every weekend from now till the end of September 25, 2016.
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Like Darwin, Prum is so enchanted by the outcomes of aesthetic preferences that he mostly ignores their origins.
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Their journey is littered with dangers and roadblocks both magical and pedestrian, from enchanted puzzles to traffic stops.
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Even after reading the story twice, I find myself enchanted by how deep a perspective this point raises.
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How could he not be somewhat enchanted with this sendup of the entire British academic and social system?
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At first, I was enchanted by the game's pastoral setting and its emphasis on collaboration, compassion and discipline.
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We laughed, a bunch of tourists from all over the world enchanted by the magic of the city.
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As you can see in this shot of the Enchanted Forest, the leaves are mostly orange and magenta.
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Scorpio moons appreciate sentimental gifts, especially ones with a touch of magic, like a crystal or enchanted locket.
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Asia first enchanted Mobius in 1960, after he saw a campus flyer advertising study abroad opportunities in Japan.
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"The Pensieve is enchanted to recreate memories so that they become re-liveable," Ms. Rowling said on Pottermore.
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This green sundress is inspired by Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room attraction in Disneyland, Magic Kingdom, and Tokyo Disneyland.
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Stratagem is using deep neural networks to achieve this task — the same technology that's enchanted Silicon Valley's biggest firms.
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That world includes luminescent caves, an enchanted forest peppered with tree houses, and corridors that are decidedly space-age.
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From the intricate costumes to the design of the enchanted houseware, no detail was spared for the new adaptation.
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She is entirely enchanted by the three of them, so any place they are is pure joy to her.
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Ethnic-Tibetan singers flown in from China enchanted the audience, many of whom danced along to the catchy tunes.
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Apps are simply playing off of people's inherent psychology, and not everyone will be enchanted by the flashing lights.
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According to The Junk Food Aisle, the enchanted treat is coming to the United States in March of 2018.
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Princesses at heart have a myriad of options for getting dressed — and not all of them involve enchanted garderobes.
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Really, she'd like to see the whole world come to life, enchanted by some combination of robotics and magic.
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"Enchanted" is a sparkling example of Swift's uncanny ability to isolate a personal experience and make it feel universal.
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By day, she combed the shore for hours on end, lost in a new world, enchanted by each creature.
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Noelle lands somewhere between Elf and Enchanted, but with the added joy of a baby reindeer named Snow Cone.
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When Belle explores her lavish prison-cum-castle, she discovers an enchanted rose that wilts as the Beast ages.
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I heard you'd like to throw a costume party based on Salvador Dalí's Surrealistic Night in an Enchanted Forest?
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The "Mona Lisa of the ancient world" enchanted the crowds with her serene smile, stunning symmetry and refined proportions.
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Emma Watson actually sat in front of a pretty empty dinner table, imagining the enchanted objects as she acted.
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Critic's Notebook "Namouna, a Grand Divertissement" is more than a ballet: It's an hour spent in an enchanted imagination.
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" Mohr added that he was particularly enchanted by Gabriela Golder's decision to incorporate children into her video installation "Letters.
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Friends saw this period as the first signal that Mr. Bloomberg's business-information empire no longer enchanted him fully.
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Belle tries to get the Beast into the Christmas spirit in "Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas" (1997).
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In their latest project, the crew from "Man at Arms: Reforged" recreates the enchanted weapon wielded by Harry Potter.
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I'm not too easily enchanted by some half assed disco record that I figure went by unnoticed for a reason.
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Also featured are the castle's enchanted residents, who welcome Belle after she takes her father's place as the Beast's captive.
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Gradually, Ms. Roberts grew uneasy with the enchanted enterprise spiraling around her, and the pressure that New Age fame brought.
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When we first discovered the existence of Disney's mysterious edible offerings (through the Instagram hashtag #disneysecretmenu), we were majorly enchanted.
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An earlier version of these listings included an entry for the Spooktacular Enchanted Forest on Saturday at the Queens Museum.
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He was a gifted musician who mastered Chopin by ear, a born experimenter enchanted whenever he discovered a new chord.
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Available July 201943 Sicilian Ghost Story (201933)A young girl goes in search of her crush in an enchanted forest.
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The baby is indeed a paradoxical gift—she has "re-enchanted" the world while also claiming all her mother's attention.
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Alas, if Twitter's anything to go by, the internet was more mystified than enchanted -- and in some cases, downright terrified.
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Enchanted Bikinis, which isn't officially associated with Disney at all, is creating royal swimwear that'll let you splash in style.
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However, people on the Internet have become so enchanted by the makeup palette's beauty that it is currently sold out.
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You'll immediately recognize the cup's shape as that of the jar in which Beast's enchanted rose sits in the movie.
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Kane Brown tied the knot with fiancée Katelyn Jae over the weekend in an "enchanted forest" ceremony in Franklin, Tennessee.
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It's hard not to be enchanted by this fab look, which seems perfect for the brand's 2017 spring/summer collection.
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The actor, who has a bit part in the film, as the enchanted prince, smirks shyly, blinking his long lashes.
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Everyone who came inside seemed enchanted with the offerings in the store and excited to find their own fandom represented.
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In "Frozen II," Elsa travels to an enchanted forest in search of a mysterious sound that only she can hear.
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This stunning rose-filled shot was inspired by a campaign Zendaya shot for Lancôme and Viktor & Rolf's Flowerbomb Enchanted Garden.
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The first singles were all about the aesthetic and the sound, and Slanted & Enchanted was the last bit of that.
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The curse is punishment for Sophie's friendship with the dashing wizard Howl, who owns the enchanted palace of the title.
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And at times Iran is an entire culture that is estranged from itself, enchanted by all things Western, particularly French.
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Morris describes it at the start as an "illustrated reverie," and she writes as one enchanted by this grand spectacle.
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Like pretty much every title published by the small, independent Enchanted Lion books, it is a gorgeous, singular, unimprovable book.
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Transform your home into an enchanted Christmas-scented forest (minus the wind chill) just in time for the impending holidays.
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Op-Art The first time I saw the famous photo of the 1945 Yalta Conference, I was shocked and enchanted.
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I was enchanted, and ever since have wanted to travel to the Canadian Arctic and go under the ice myself.
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We sort of unwittingly created an enchanted forest that viewers can wander in and out of whenever they wanted to.
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My son is in the backyard watching the concrete guys pour cement, and he is absolutely enchanted with the whole process.
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Legend holds that King Arthur's reign was foreseen by an enchanted lady in a lake, who granted him the sword Excalibur.
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We hope they join us for these last few hours as we journey to the Enchanted Forest for one more adventure.
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Instead, students will stand by magical walls and wait for a sign from enchanted wooden carvings representing each of the houses.
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So you've resisted this far despite all of the hype, or maybe you just awoke from a century of enchanted slumber.
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It's a feature entirely fitting for "Zelda," a series packed with enchanted objects that whisk the protagonist away to parallel dimensions.
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Three years later, Red Dead's sequel has improved on many of the things that made me so enchanted with The Witcher.
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They're still friends, allegedly, which is why Sabrina gives him his Christmas present: enchanted colored pencils whose tips never wear down.
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The Republican financial establishment, so enchanted by Mitt Romney four years ago, is still largely declining to fund Trump's political hopes.
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Disney fans with a penchant for the kitchen (can't let those enchanted appliances have all the fun) have reason to cheer.
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The "French Touch 2.0" style—compressed, disturbed, glitchy—had enchanted me for ages, but I had finally reached my saturation point.
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The thousands of candles, the white horse, the meteor-sized ring – who isn't enchanted by the possibilities for the sacred moment?
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Over the past year, numerous young directors have been paying gushing homage to the movies which enchanted them in their youth.
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A section of Magritte's "La Pose Enchantée" ("The Enchanted Pose") was discovered underneath "La Condition Humaine" ("The Human Condition") last year.
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Resnick was also enchanted by the gregarious women she lived, worked, and partied with who were simultaneously shaking up the scene.
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But greatness is thrust upon him after he manages to wrench an enchanted sword from a stone, indicating his royal lineage.
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A flashback reveals that decades ago, the Arendellians went to meet the Northudra, their magic-wielding neighbors, in an enchanted forest.
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The first act portrays a Christmas party at which Clara receives an enchanted nutcracker from Drosselmeyer, her magical toy-making godfather.
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Take heed from the golem, Dr. Frankenstein's monster, Mickey Mouse's enchanted brooms, Dolores in "Westworld"—or, indeed, from try-hard Jibo.
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The Enchanted Disney Fine Jewelry collection also includes seven engagement rings, which nod to the film's leading characters, Anna and Elsa.
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When she was a little girl, she'd been enchanted by twisting the cylinder, winding the pillar of lipstick up and down.
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How alike or unalike does each ballerina make Odette, the enchanted queen of the swan-maidens, and Odile, her alluring counterpart?
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From the looks of things, it appears that Republicans are far more enchanted with their president than with the House Republican.
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BEIJING — Three decades ago, the Chinese tycoon Chen Dongsheng became enchanted by televised glimpses he caught of Europe's opulent auction houses.
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"All I could think of to say, 'I just got to know Anne, and I'm enchanted by her,' " Ms. Stebich said.
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Pishevar became enchanted with the idea of search and created a web-based operating system, or WebOS, which later became HyperOffice.
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He used a virtual scenario developed by Wiederhold called Enchanted Forest, in which users can explore rivers, lakes, trees, and mountains.
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Along with James Cargill, she conjured an enchanted world, one that somehow encompasses past and future simultaneously, in endless astonishing ways.
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When Dr. Klug encountered her, in 1954, she was applying the same techniques to viruses, and the images enchanted Dr. Klug.
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Yet, it is difficult not to feel enchanted by her "woolly and portentous" works (as The Times Literary Supplement described them).
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But it takes communion at Fellini's church rather than Francis's — a surreal congregation whose parishioners express their devotion through enchanted excess.
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New York City turns into a land of the Brothers Grimm — enchanted isles and magic forests, demon giants and glowing witches.
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We toasted our new issue in a townhouse transformed into an enchanted forest — complete with topiary rabbits and papier-mâché squirrels.
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Mutually enchanted, the two commence walking along together in utter peace and calm, Alice's arm cradling the fawn as they go.
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Downey Jr. knows how to keep an audience&aposs attention and younger kids may be enchanted with the CGI talking animals.
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Ori and the Blind Forest enchanted gamers back in 2015 with its beautiful art, touching story, and satisfyingly fluid platforming gameplay.
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In "The Enchanted World" from Noodlecake, players help a young fairy piece together a magical world torn apart by dark forces.
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We had chosen this train for its proximity to wildness — an enchanted landscape carved by glaciers and largely untouched by people.
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Lounging in a back office at the church, surrounded by framed paintings of biblical landscapes, he sprinkled enchanted anecdotes in conversation.
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An absurd premise (we live on a bus; the Glorious Revolution never happened; a queen claims that her lake has been stolen) is treated with deadpan seriousness, allowing its latent magical possibilities to emerge in an atmosphere that's half ironic, half enchanted — or, rather, in an atmosphere that's entirely ironic and entirely enchanted, at the same time.
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SLOWLY but surely the sole of a shoe emerges from a bowl of liquid resin, as Excalibur rose from the enchanted lake.
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All the American Pie films are landing February 1, as well as upbeat musical Ella Enchanted and romcom staple Meet The Parents.
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It's moving and a little enchanted by its subject, though there's a sense that the enchantment is leaking away even for Jimmie.
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Vollmer is one of many app developers who have been enchanted by ARKit and the ability to put AR on every iPhone.
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The enchanted rose plays a pivotal role and was even developed into a photographic organza appliqué surrounded by a Swarovski crystal glow.
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Enchanted by the animal's presence, those watching the moment unfold reportedly started singing Seal's "Kiss From a Rose," according to NBC 7.
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She discussed "Arrival," in theaters on Friday, along with language intricacies and reprising her role as Princess Giselle in the "Enchanted" sequel.
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A few purist fans decry any updates, such as the redesign of Mrs Potts, an enchanted teapot, in "Beauty and the Beast".
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Floating candles, caroling Suits of Armor, snowflakes falling from the enchanted ceiling — there's no place more magical than Hogwarts around the holidays.
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She had come to the law enchanted with it, studying it at home because she was debarred, as a woman, from lectures.
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Private islands, designer couture, paparazzi, a wedding aisle complete with real water and lily pads — everything is possible in this enchanted universe.
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That's right, Etsy seller Enchanted Lustre just revealed an entire eyeshadow line of single pans with names only a witch could love.
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Titles like Slanted and Enchanted, Crooked Rain, Brighten The Corners...Both Stephen and I came up with the artwork for our records.
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In this enchanted forest there are metallic-glazed ceramic cairns vertically stacked so they too look like guardians of this liminal realm.
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For those who just want a little bite of B&TB, there are decorated cookies, and an enchanted rose hot cocoa, too.
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Enchanted Forest, her sequel to Secret Garden, published in March of last year and crossed 2 million in global sales in 2015.
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The NBA Finals MVP trophy officially made LeBron James king of the league again after Golden State's Steph Curry enchanted us all.
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Odysseus traveled through a world of foreign lands and enchanted islands, home to witches and the cyclops, to make his way home.
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Enter Disney's Bibbidi Bobbidi Boutique—an enchanted beauty salon that offers magical makeovers for young princesses and knights ages three to 12.
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Then there's the wedding entrance video, modeled after the Amy Adams film Enchanted, and a reception dress inspired by Elsa in Frozen.
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"The Sorting Hat is one of the cleverest enchanted objects most witches and wizards will ever meet," reads the on-site description.
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" Over clanging guitars, McCauley tries his hand at being reassuring: "If the world doesn't leave you enchanted / I'll be there for you.
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With this enchanted headset, the adventurer in your life will hear everything in perfect clarity and have some immunity to sneak attacks.
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He remembered, as a child, being enchanted by them and deciding that people must climb long ladders to harvest cotton from them.
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Enchanted Living, for example, specifically requests their photoshoots include people of color, a variety of different body types, and people with disabilities.
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The Creativity for Kids Enchanted Fairy Garden Craft Kit combines gardening with arts and crafts to keep kids active in the experience.
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But Allison Amend's "Enchanted Islands" isn't concerned with packing its protagonist off to face exotic hardships and emerge a freshly insightful woman.
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From childhood, he was enchanted by the singing of cantors like the great Yossele Rosenblatt, whom he heard on his parents' phonograph.
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But as soon as she's reeled them in, Umm Al Duwais changes into a terrifying figure who eats the men she's enchanted.
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"I had this impulse to lock her away in an enchanted land where Donald Trump doesn't exist, but you can't," he said.
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Now, nearly every beauty brand has their own calendar (the "Enchanted Ultimate" is just one of three that The Body Shop sells).
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Many people, both black and white, are less than enchanted with government efforts at integration that they regard as unwelcome social engineering.
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As he followed the pope's travels, gestures and proclamations — especially his statement "Who am I to judge?" about gays — Shriver was enchanted.
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It's easy for people to order something to buy from their couch, but they can come here and visit an enchanted garden.
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A good mile away from the tower, we turned around and, like so many other enchanted Americans before us, watched it sparkle.
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Not, I hasten to add, for her ferocious vision of free-market fundamentalism, which has so enchanted right-leaning politicians and economists.
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The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance began streaming Friday and has already enchanted critics, with an 87% fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
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Enchanted woods and castles are so conspicuously fantastical, their situations so extreme, that children don't need to feel destabilized by their upheavals.
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The first reactions to Onward are out, and while most agree that Pixar's latest film is good fun, not everyone is enchanted.
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Put differently, how might we be enchanted by discovery's opposite — routine — and find in constancy a stimulation as rich as novelty provides?
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Be enchanted by the splendid palace-villa with its art collections and pavilions, set in 75 hectares (158 acres) of historic gardens.
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The sculpted faces and figurines poking out of the roadside fences seem to be announcing the enchanted world that lies behind them.
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Rather than nature being "out there," everything interpenetrated, and hearing voices was not uncommon in a world enchanted and inhabited by spirit.
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This artificiality was intentional: Roth searched online for images of "enchanted forest" and created a wallpaper of one of these fantastical visions.
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The venue, which the bride-to-be chose for its "enchanted forest, outdoorsy feel," was decorated with warm lanterns and colorful wild flowers.
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A real life enchanted rose The most romantic gift you could get a Disney fan is a night in the Cinderella Castle Suite.
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"We loved Enchanted and we felt like the way they handled the prince in that movie was really smart and funny," Proffitt said.
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Her new novel, "Circe", views the "Odyssey" from the perspective of the goddess-witch upon whose enchanted island Odysseus stays for a year.
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"At the heart of the film is really this joyful time that he and his father had in the enchanted forest," Thwait says.
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Kandi shared shots of the family riding the theme park's rides — and of Todd participating in the "Enchanted Tales with Belle" story time.
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Funko POP Rides: Ant-Man — $45.52 See Details DOCTOR STRANGE via GIPHY Carry around your stuff in one of Doctor Strange's enchanted tomes.
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I sometimes spend hours on the site, which collects curiosities from across the globe, bouncing from enchanted forests to Russian space-age monuments.
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In the first season, Tig is briefly enchanted by a Bea Arthur-obsessed newscaster who bats her eyes at her during Mardi Gras.
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Cover your cuts with enchanted rainbows and get the bandages here for $7.17 True magic is reviving a dead gadget sans wall outlet.
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The land, known as "The Enchanted Hill," was listed for $150 million in October 2018 following Allen's death after a battle with cancer.
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The 120-acre largely empty development site, known as "The Enchanted Hill," was listed for $150 million after Allen's death in October 2018.
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As the train zips through a storybook landscape — castle turrets, deep woods — he brings to mind an enchanted child, unable to stop dancing.
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Indeed, Shchukin's first purchases were creditable but benign, including a whiff of Romanticism: a lakeside enchanted castle by the Scottish painter James Paterson.
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The dead Sharpilo is 60 years old in Enchanted by Death and 63 in Secondhand Time, another reminder of Alexievich's intentionally hazy chronology.
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The craze, she said, all began when one Johanna Basford created a coloring book for adults in February of 2015 called Enchanted Forest.
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Rather, it fits the synthpop schema, a genre where performers have for decades now declared themselves enchanted by clean surfaces and efficient automata.
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Trilobites A small green dot lost in the vastness of the southeastern Pacific Ocean, Easter Island has long enchanted archaeologists and the public.
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Young viewers learned about myths and legends from "The Storyteller", and were enchanted by the fairy tales of "The Dark Crystal" and "Labyrinth".
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We've all heard "Some Enchanted Evening," so how about Ezio in his prime singing "La ci darem la mano" from Mozart's "Don Giovanni"?
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An estimated 20,000 brown bears roam its enchanted forests of Russian rock birch and other trees, growing fat and mostly happy off salmon.
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But upon reconsideration, he thought, "maybe we would have bought it anyway," because he had become so enchanted by the ancient oak trees.
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Dishes like lobster with white peaches and cooked oysters with leeks enchanted critics and earned him a Michelin star in his first year.
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The plant's growth, seemingly out of nowhere and without the aid of a planter, has enchanted passers-by with its charm and peculiarity.
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Instead, Jon Snow and Sansa are both the Forgotten Elk King, each representing the left and right side of Its divine enchanted antlers.
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I just want to get out of this hell hole ... Oops, i mean i would like to leave this enchanted land post haste.
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The two meet at age 20 at NYU; they are rapidly enchanted by one another, and their power dynamic is set early on.
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The pro-life outlook is more enchanted, more infused with a secular sense of the sacred, than most of our philosophical arguments allow.
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If Meghan had to take a break from the monochrome looks she does so well, we're glad it was with an enchanted forest print.
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There were some crazy loops, like the way the ballista was enchanted, and a bunch of other stuff they played with on the storyboards.
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What's captivating about Babitz's particular mode of confession is that it's anchored by an intuition that renders her environs both so enchanted and familiar.
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In describing her as "Sweet Lorraine," Jimmy said: Full of drink and mirth, he left her place enchanted by her marvelous face and laugh.
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But because of some enchanted Dewey Decimal System, every supernatural creature has been psychically alerted to its removal, and now they're all after Diana.
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He eventually becomes so enchanted by the tune that he settles to the ground, closes his eyes and allows Chailert to pet his belly.
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Whether it's from the trolley on the Hogwarts Express or from Honeydukes in Hogsmeade, magic folks never have a scarcity of enchanted sweet treats.
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This latter opportunity enabled her to conduct long-term wildlife surveys in the remote forests of northeastern Madagascar, a region that quickly enchanted her.
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The first is a teaser for a film called Albion: The Enchanted Stallion—screening in the Visitor's Center across from that looping Shatner catastrophe.
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Similarly, Ella Enchanted riffs on the Cinderella story by giving the Cinderella character, Ella, a full and complex life along with a fairy curse.
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The past is full of landscape painting, and pastoral poetry, and stories about magical trees and enchanted roses, and the rolling hills of folklore.
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People are respectful of Mari, the nature goddess, "powerful, capricious and terrible," and grateful for the Basajaunak, hairy trolls that protect the enchanted woods.
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But there remains something untamable about these enigmatic stories of cruel parents, brave tailors, cannibalistic witches, enchanted princes and princesses, and big bad wolves.
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The grass and the breeze, the calls of people hailing their friends or ordering their antipasti, the flowers and the singing birds enchanted us.
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The Enchanted Christmas introduces a new villain called Forte, a pipe organ voiced by Tim Curry who used to be the Beast's personal composer.
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Perhaps the only people who are not enchanted by the A380 are the accountants tasked with finding routes on which it can make money.
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When I returned to "Good Morning, Midnight" at the end of my 20s — newly sober, less enchanted by sadness — the novel almost nauseated me.
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Disney got their feet wet with the debut of the Deluxe Disney Princess Enchanted Collection, curated for the Princess-loving kids, back in November.
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In the 1920s, the Enchanted Hill belonged to renowned screenwriter Frances Marion and her husband, silent screen star actor Fred Thomson, according to Variety.
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Sorcerers of the Magic Kingdom is an interactive scavenger hunt where guests can search for enchanted items and Disney villains hidden throughout the park.
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His largest painting, The Enchanted Realm, will be on display at the nearby Knokke Casino, accompanied by a 15-minute sound and light show.
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Enchanted by their song, he rants, raves, and strains at the ropes; but the ship sails on until they have passed the dangerous coast.
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In this sequel to the incredibly popular "Frozen," Anna, Elsa, Kristoff, Olaf, and Sven set out on a new journey to an enchanted forest.
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But I'm glad he tried, and that millions of people got to be mystified and enchanted for a moment, chins pointed at the sky.
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He couldn't have known at the time that his wedding, with its enchanted forest theme, would one day seem tame compared with his brothers'.
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In the aftermath of WWII, Japan was steeped in poverty, and according to Kageyama, people were enchanted by what they glimpsed through the contraption.
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" In more recent times, the angel has been visitant in movies like "Enchanted" and "Elf" and in television shows like "Sex and the City.
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Hewed from an enchanted block of wood by the lonely old widower Geppetto, our Pinocchio is a creature of unedited appetite and zero empathy.
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On a trip last year to northern Rajasthan, Kestler was enchanted by a mural depicting black clouds at a haveli, an ornate merchant's house.
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A powerful spell had indeed been cast, and it was working: Amelia Salenger, the 4-year-old visitor, was becoming enchanted by contemporary art.
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It made sense to a designer who'd grown up enchanted by movies whose visible seams forced the viewer to collaborate in the creative process.
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As the night prepares to fall on this faraway enchanted land, the workers return to the wineries carrying cases filled with the precious fruit.
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But despite a few blips along the way, things have gotten only bigger and more bubbly in the enchanted forest of start-up unicorns.
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As they proclaim a new reign over the Enchanted Forest, the Huntsman (Chris Hemsworth) and his love Sara (Jessica Chastain) rise to defeat them.
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We love (don't miss this feature!): Perks such as early access to the park, the nearby monorail station, and Trader Sam's Enchanted Tiki Bar.
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When Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room opened at Disneyland in 1963, guests could not use a ticket from their entry booklet to get in.
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Laurence Maslon is the author of "Broadway to Main Street: How Show Tunes Enchanted America" (Oxford University Press), a history of recorded show music.
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Laurence Maslon is the author of "Broadway to Main Street: How Show Tunes Enchanted America" (Oxford University Press), a history of recorded show music.
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There is nothing stopping me from looking in the mirror at my skin and feeling not just okay with it but enchanted by it.
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Madame de la Pommeraye knows him as a serial womanizer, yet she falls prey to him, enchanted by the idea of a boundless passion.
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" Or maybe you're under the moonlight, letting your vintage dress sweep over dewy grass as you dance with your hearts pressed together to "Enchanted.
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Former Argentina boss Martino has so far enchanted the hard-to-please Mexican fans, with an unbeaten nine-game run since taking over in January.
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"I came to California to explore my inner world, but as soon as I got here, I was enchanted by the outer landscape," he says.
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Everyone is enchanted, especially a certain blond soldier who looks like he went to barber shop, pointed to a picture of an owl, and nodded.
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Total: $65 Makeup:Since the theme is Enchanted Forest, I'm going for something glowy, sparkly, and whimsical, with light tones to match my tan-pinkish dress.
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Related: Artists Transform Forest into Bioluminescent Wonderland 'Foresta Lumina' Is a Real-Life Enchanted Forest Meet Marshmallow Laser Feast And Their Interactive Musical Laser Forest
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A marvelous storyteller and gifted writer, Costamagna describes his enchanted childhood: Raised in the South of France, he roamed through many local churches and castles.
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It's easy: The Princess Switch has not one but two women falling in love in the enchanted period that is the lead-up to Christmas.
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In exchange for him helping her escape to the future, she's agreed to deliver an enchanted stone to a witch working as a college professor.
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Not even 48 hours have passed since Disney released its first enchanted full-length trailer for the upcoming live-action film Beauty and the Beast.
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Belle found a fantastic beast in an enchanted castle all by his lonesome, they fall in love, break the curse and live happily ever after.
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The fan connection also endures, especially with her youngest admirers, who are often downright enchanted when they hear Belle's voice coming out of her mouth.
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Why go: It's hard not to be enchanted by this paradisiacal destination: Lush jungles extend into sky high volcanoes and sands stretch into upscale resorts.
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WHEN Disney opens its newest theme park in Shanghai next month, one of the first sights to greet visitors will be the Enchanted Storybook Castle.
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Otherwise he lived and worked in an enchanted world of art and fantasy that he ruled with his wife, Marie, in a small, clapboard house.
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Soleri devoted his life to conserving nature's abundance; only a real dipshit would leave a cigarette butt on the ground amidst his enchanted life's work.
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The cotton candy has also made appearances in San Diego's Balboa Park, Georgia's Enchanted Gardens at Rock City, and Baltimore's Festival of Lights and Ideas.
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - On the banks of a creek near Jerusalem stands an enchanted forest, its trees shrouded by giant cobwebs woven by long-jawed spiders.
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He knows martial arts, but his weapon of choice (in this fleshly plane of existence) is a baseball bat wrapped in enchanted barbed wire. 8.
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He could have been a character from a fairy tale, Chore Boy, innocent and archetypal, his stumpy arm beckoning the consumer toward some enchanted land.
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Few people are more enchanted with the new trains than Johannes Neuer, who is the library's director of customer experience and oversees the research stacks.
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Weber argued that science and reason give us vast powers, but the price is that we no longer feel our lives enchanted by religious significance.
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Over the years, in its several locations, the Café Nicholson hosted the cartoonist Charles Addams, and, on one enchanted evening, Gloria Vanderbilt with Frank Sinatra.
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For some reason, this neighbor's name varies slightly: She is called Maria Tikhonovna Isaichik in Enchanted by Death and Marina Tikhonovna Isaichik in Secondhand Time.
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In Enchanted by Death, for instance, Isaichik says that her neighbor was buried "without an orchestra, without music," and that only his ex-wife wept.
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Grab your swords and crowns because this gallery of stars in cosplay will be sure to get you enchanted for the end of an era.
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Looking something like a pie devised by enchanted woodland creatures, von Hauske's creation starts with a salty crust of pork fat, butter, eggs, and flour.
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As Tomic saw it, Renoir had used his paintbrush to create a "parallel universe"—an enchanted version of the grim Parisian life he had known.
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The sequel also transports the Frozen crew into new places and on an adventure far, far away from Arendelle and through a mysterious Enchanted Forest.
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When Anna and Elsa hear the story of the enchanted forest for the first time, there's a small horse figurine sitting on Elsa's bedside table.
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But once you've crossed over to that enchanted place where your misty memories mingle with the images flickering onscreen, something needs to keep you tethered.
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As a child, I was always enchanted by the rapid flutter of wings and long slender beaks that seemed to appear out of thin air.
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The arrival of Watson, after Houston traded up to draft him at No. 12 over all in 103, enchanted a city and transformed the organization.
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I continue to believe that in that enchanted place on the top of the Forest, a little boy and his Bear will always be playing.
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And the Democrats, though emboldened and enchanted by Mr. Jones's victory, are only beginning to rebuild the long-atrophied political muscles they need to compete.
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Purists may be less enchanted, bemused by Miller's sentimental leanings and her determination to make Circe into an ultimately likable, or at least forgivable, character.
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And perhaps most miraculously, the sun always shines in this enchanted country, even when it's raining hard enough to plaster your shirt to your back.
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" In 1955 she played an Amish girl in the Broadway hit "Plain and Fancy," and a year later she enchanted audiences as Cunegonde in "Candide.
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After becoming enchanted by the teachings of Shree Rajneesh, the Indian guru, he spent time at the Rajneesh ashram in Poona, taking the name Pravasi.
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Suddenly, audiences were engulfed by audible moving pictures, enchanted by a rush of city voices and city sounds, including gunfire, tapping feet, and tapping keys.
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The movie changes to the altered version during the scene in "Sleeping Beauty" in which Prince Phillip comes to wake Aurora from her enchanted slumber
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Kevin Carden&aposs living room can transform into an enchanted forest, shark-infested waters, and the rings of Saturn thanks to the magic of Photoshop.
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He had been enchanted by the city's vibrancy during the winter holiday season, when the Fighting Irish played in the Pinstripe Bowl at Yankee Stadium.
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"Wine for Me" captures the essence of being enchanted by a swirling waistline, while "Strong Woman" celebrates the dominance Jamaican culture instills in their matriarchs.
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This time last year, the company that made Mario and Donkey Kong household names seemed to have lost both its audience and its enchanted touch.
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At the end, when the lights go on, everyone gets to discuss among themselves how enchanted they were by the supposed ghosts or the supposed movie.
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From a space rocket to a sandy beach, an enchanted forest to a Havana street party, no expense was spared when creating the immersive Chanel world.
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The app lets you view colorful chandeliers hanging in Bloomingdale's, step into Lord and Taylor's enchanted forest, and explore a candy world at Saks Fifth Avenue.
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How did Frances McCullen (Chloë Grace Moretz) end up locked in the secret room of a madwoman's enchanted gingerbread home, nestled amid the apartments of Brooklyn?
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"I saw the movie Love, Simon last night and was utterly enchanted, moved to tears, and deeply proud of everyone who helped create it," he wrote.
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As dog walking Ryan Reynolds crosses the street, the two women nearly hit him (though, in their defense, they were probably more enchanted with his pups).
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Like so many other European visionaries, he was enchanted by his impression of North America as an Edenic void—a place where history might be restarted.
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Perhaps Chagall's most impressive costumes were created for Stravinsky's The Firebird, in which a prince is lost in an enchanted forest and a sorcerer's evil kingdom.
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There are "enchanted keys" spread throughout the pages that people "can scan with [their] Wizarding World app to unlock hidden secrets," according to a press release.
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They received tickets for the North Pole Express, saw an enchanted forest, chatted with elves who told stories of Santa's workshop, and finally met St. Nick.
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He could ascend to a different social class, a class where life seemed to be an enchanted necklace, each moment a pearl on an endless string.
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The movie follows seven princes on a quest to find a pair of enchanted red shoes that will lift a curse that transformed them into dwarfs.
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There are echoes of earlier stories in Beauty and the Beast, most obviously the Cupid and Psyche myth, with its enchanted groom, quest, and magical tasks.
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Letitia is safe with them — Gryla has an enchanted teddy bear, and the spell will wear off by the time she's far away in the mountains.
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Here, children are able to freely run around the fantasy-like house playground, which is similar to the world depicted in Enid Blyton's 'The Enchanted Forest'.
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To mark the occasion and the Queen's recent 90th birthday, they also created an Enchanted Pool Bowl, which was decorated with pearls from the River Tay.
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The house was near a forest, which had the reputation of being an enchanted place where witches used to hold black masses in the olden days.
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To get the desired mythical effect, the restaurant's enchanted chefs dye shredded cheese with various hues of food coloring and arrange them strategically inside a tortilla.
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He often sits in his garden and watches A380 jumbos fly overhead, less than a minute into their enchanted journeys to the Middle East or Asia.
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In addition, a few pieces of the park are for sale as well, including animatronic "Tiki Birds" from the "Enchanted Tiki Room" at Walt Disney World.
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He doggedly researches the eccentric work of an artist and writer named Verner Vanderloon, and becomes enchanted with a local 8-year-old girl named Asthma.
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Eventually, Eleven reveals that she knows where Will is, but not before she's enchanted his band of friends, especially the generically-named Mike Wheeler (Finn Wolfhard).
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As for the beloved, those cherished beings who elicit all that enchanted poetry, can you really say you know them, once they're gone from your sight?
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In short, this is a breathlessly fast-moving collection that leaves a reader enchanted, provoked and curious about the little-noticed corners of the darkening world.
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"One of the elements in the first 'Harry Potter' book is an enchanted mirror that doesn't show your reflection, but what you truly desire," he said.
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In the three centuries before the advent of cinema, an early image-projection technology called the 'magic lantern' enchanted audiences in Europe and the United States.
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The AHS fans he's enchanted are copying his red eyeshadow, styling their hair like his, and finding designer clothes that resemble his black-and-oxblood looks.
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The Impressionist master has enchanted generations of art lovers, but a painting being offered at TEFAF in Maastricht enters a market that has its own rules.
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A divisive first-person exploration that left some enchanted and others underwhelmed — we're in that first camp — Firewatch captured simplicity like few other games this decade.
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Combined with nature recordings — birdcalls, crickets, flowing water — it was the soundscape of an enchanted forest, constantly active yet ever benign, easy to drift off to.
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But what comes through all the convolutions is a paradoxically pastoral warmth: earnest, yearning melodies and music that rustles and burbles like a digitally enchanted forest.
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Enter it and you find an alternate reality: bathrooms smell like lemon verbena, beards grow perfectly trimmed, and enchanted back yards come with their own . . . chickens?
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For every Beauty and the Beast or The Lion King, there's a Beauty and the Beast: The Enchanted Christmas or The Lion King II: Simba's Pride.
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This year's theme is "a whimsical winter journey through an Enchanted Forest" and features five animated windows with hand-sculpted spirited holiday animals and LED walls.
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Eat When Michelle Polzine opened 20th Century Cafe, a tiny pastry shop in San Francisco in 2013, her majestic Russian honey cake enchanted sweet tooths everywhere.
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After being awoken from her enchanted sleep, Aurora made it her career to help others stay awake — and what better way to do that than coffee!
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I remember in early adolescence reading "The Sot-Weed Factor," by John Barth, and being so enchanted with it that I wanted to become a writer, too.
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With narration by Peter Dinklage, a brother and sister head to a pumpkin patch on All Hallow's Eve and stumble upon an ugly gourd that's actually enchanted.
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Total: $0 Grand Total: $135 Name: Gaby*Age: 16/11th gradeLocation: South Burlington, Vermont I'm on the prom committee and we chose Enchanted Forest as our theme.
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In the Enchanted Forest, Cinderella was a beautiful young blonde woman who went to a ball and fell in love with a prince; you know this story.
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Mr Seiler draws cleverly on the fiction of enchanted islands or refuges, from Thomas More's "Utopia" and Daniel Defoe's "Robinson Crusoe" to Thomas Mann's "The Magic Mountain".
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Ziraschev said he was inspired by a book from entrepreneur David Rose called "Enchanted Objects," which spoke of a more organic way of interacting with digital data.
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John Booth is enchanted by Quinn, who has a plot boiling back at the mansion and invites her new friend along to come see the mess unfold.
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And of course, the fan connection endures, especially with the littlest admirers who are often downright enchanted when they hear Belle's voice coming out of her mouth.
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Some unique mushy gifts past the typical photo mugs are thrown in, too: Check out personalized star maps, enchanted Beauty and the Beast-style rose, and more.
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We first meet him as a boy telling his impoverished, understandably distrustful Mother (Becky Ann Baker) extravagantly tall tales of riding an enchanted stag through the mountain.
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Talking parrot umbrella, smart red bowtie, a stern but enchanted approach to daily chores… the only thing that's changed about the character is the actress playing her.
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Frozen 2 follows the original's protagonists, Elsa, Anna, Olaf, and Kristoff, as they journey through an enchanted forest to uncover the truth about Anna and Elsa's lineage.
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"Enchanted Hill is such a different property in that it has a real creative sense to it," one of the listing agents, Jesse Lally, told the Times.
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From comedic roles in movies like 2007's "Enchanted" to Oscar-nominated performances in dramas like 2018's "Vice," Adams has proved she can do it all.
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Over time, he was not necessarily dissuaded from that impression, but he was beyond enchanted when he realized that Trump was prepared to do whatever he asked.
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Elsa, along with Anna, Kristoff, Sven, and Olaf, decide they must follow this voice into the Enchanted Forest in order to save Arendelle from the awoken spirits.
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Their exchange of pleasantries, with repeated expressions of "enchanted," becomes a complex ensemble in which sustained vocal lines mingle in clashing harmonies over lurching, jerky orchestra chords.
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The fourth and last missing piece of Rene Magritte's "The Enchanted Pose" (1927) was discovered at a museum in Brussels with the use of x-ray imaging.
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And if you think that her little, wooly sculptures look like they came from some sort of enchanted forest, Pogorelova tells Creators that you're not far off.
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During her expeditions back to Cayo Santiago over the past two-odd decades, she has only become more enchanted with this unique tropical habitat and its inhabitants.
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To do this she needs to travel over perilous, enchanted mountains accompanied only by a surly witch-girl named Strix with whom she has nothing in common.
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Scenes followed one another without much connection, and the shift to the graver spectacle of the Living Nativity was abrupt, though the donkey and camels enchanted us.
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As I've grown older I've become less enchanted with the imaginary worlds of fiction, and more starved for the time and energy to devote to a book.
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With the narrator Kirby Heyborne reading Mitchell's short, compressed sentences, listening to the book feels less like a passive exercise and more like a lived, enchanted experience.
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DiPuglia was enchanted by Soto's knowledge of the strike zone, his ability to recognize off-speed pitches and smash line drives off the barrel to all fields.
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This exhibition includes 163 of his preparatory works, along with page proofs and text celebrating the enchanted car, which didn't just drive — it flew and floated, too.
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A fan of science fiction writers like Isaac Asimov, Aldous Huxley, Arthur C. Clarke and Ray Bradbury, Mr. Perrey became enchanted with new inventions and new ideas.
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" Ms. Rupert went on to say that she is enchanted by Ms. Markle and pondered: "Maybe instead of rejecting princess culture, wholesale, I could embrace different princesses.
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During the holiday season, the gardens come alive each evening with a mile-long walk full of interactive, large-scale light displays, the Enchanted Forest of Light.
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A favorite summer retreat of former royalty, Sintra boasts palaces, mansions and architectural follies in an enchanted setting that's just a 40-minute train ride from Lisbon.
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There were songs by Rossi and excerpts from his two operas, "Il Palazzo Incantato" ("The Enchanted Palace") and "Orfeo," interspersed with a few instrumental numbers by others.
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Though I never cared much for the meat, I always took a cheeseburger from the platter because the glossy plastic quilt of melted American cheese enchanted me.
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Or if you want to pretend you're in a library, complete with that musty scent of the books and the waxed, creaky floors, there's Enchanted Library ($24.95).
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At 20,000 feet, Suref reminds himself that he is as enchanted by the clouds as he was when he first started the job, all those years ago.
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And yet, everyone still remains enchanted by The Nutcracker — even Misty Copeland, American Ballet Theatre (ABT) principal, who appears in the new Disney film adaptation of the ballet.
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The lush event space seamlessly lent itself to the vibe the pair was going for — "like an enchanted forest" — with a color palette of greens and fall colors.
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Because both Ella Enchanted and The Princess Diaries 2: Royal Engagement are leaving, the latter of which I'd argue rocketed Chris Pine to his coveted Best Chris status.
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While the teaser trailer left much to the imagination, one thing is definitely clear: The enchanted rose still plays an integral part in Belle and the Beast's story.
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Truman looks like he was placed in an enchanted forest just outside of Washington D.C. and handed some papers that look like they're right out of Harry Potter.
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President Donald Trump thrilled Republicans across the country with his third State of the Union speech, but Speaker of the House Nancy Pelosi was clearly less than enchanted.
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We are better than this, the Mothers of the Movement say to that other nation enchanted by tales of walls and arms as told by a strongman leader.
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The airlines announced that there will be an Enchanted Storybook Castle plane coming up next, as well as other themed planes in the works in the coming years.
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They are also the brains behind comedies like She's the Man (also based on a Shakespeare play Twelfth Night), The House Bunny, Ella Enchanted, and The Ugly Truth.
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" Fortunately for the self-professed Beast — who donned a jacket not unlike the one worn by the enchanted prince — the woman in yellow answered with an emphatic "Yes!
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He had given the technology a test run in Walt Disney's Enchanted Tiki Room, a Disneyland attraction where colorful audio-animatronic birds sang and danced to entertain visitors.
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Perpetrators: Queenie, Leta Since Jacob was enchanted and unable to make up his own mind, his trip to London and engagement to Queenie were both against his will.
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We were enchanted by Clayton, which has a series of uncommon shops, one selling several dozen flavors of olive oil and vinegar, another selling local cheeses and candy.
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I spend a lot of time on Reddit, enchanted by its never-ending stream of original, high-quality material, and I've never encountered the toxic content he describes.
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The aura of fraught "mystery," the classical ambience, and the traces of an enchanted, archaic world enduring in modernity call to mind de Chirico's roughly contemporaneous metaphysical paintings.
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The melancholy pop gem "The Girl From Ipanema," penned by a Brazilian songwriting team, enchanted listeners around the globe after an English-language version was recorded in 1963.
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Santa's Enchanted Forest in Miami has over 100 holiday-themed carnival rides and attractions, including Christmas karaoke, a giant Christmas tree, a light show, and handcrafted holiday displays.
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He had made a living managing commercial satellite launches and threw himself into sailing in his 30s, after going on a yacht in Hong Kong and becoming enchanted.
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Enchanted Home Pet Dreamcatcher Dog Sofa, $111.53For the pet parent whose furry friend is their world, get them a gift that their pet will find useful and comfy.
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The story of Alexander Porfirievich Sharpilo, a pensioner who set himself on fire, is included in both Enchanted by Death and Secondhand Time, as told by his neighbor.
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They have the ability to execute their steps and the dramatic imagination to play a girl (and not a ballerina girl) who finds herself in an enchanted world.
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Ten years later I was driving with friends from Austin to Enchanted Rock in Texas, which is like a modest version of Uluru or Ayers Rock in Australia.
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Nothing in "They Try" was more enchanting than the singing of Kate Davis, a returning artist in recent years: the innocent, high firmness of her vocal lines enchanted.
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Her friend John F. Kennedy Jr. was so enchanted with it and with Cumberland that he asked Gogo to help him and Carolyn Bessette hold their wedding here.
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I was impressed by the hotel's newest bar, the Enchanted Rose, a sophisticated homage to "Beauty and the Beast" with craft cocktails, some of which are mixed tableside.
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" Finkel camped at the site and tells Knight he was enchanted by its tranquillity, to which the hermit responds: "Do you think I was engaging in feng shui?
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Russian soprano Anna Netrebko enchanted the audience with a passionate Tosca, a role once sung by the diva Maria Callas, while tenor Francesco Meli was a moving Cavaradossi.
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"We're just absolutely obsessed with it and enchanted by it and we want more experiences to play in it, so we're fans of it as well," Roiland said.
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But when an enchanted manuscript materializes for her eyes only at the Bodleian Library, she becomes the target of the creatures who hunger for its long-forgotten knowledge.
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Black Leopard Red Wolf is a lush epic fantasy set in an enchanted and mythical Africa, filled with quests and magical beasts and vicious battles to the death.
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The Rocketeer, Tron and Enchanted: Don't look now, but Disney's already hard at work trying to flesh out these franchises with a sequel, a reboot, and a sequel, respectively.
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She also stunned with a gorgeous mashup of "Enchanted" and "Wildest Dreams," which will ring familiar to anyone lucky enough to have caught it during 2015's 1989 tour.
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In the past, it was the fruit of the magic Jambu tree for the people of India, or for the Celts, eating enchanted foods or using a magic vessel.
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The anti-vax movement, the supplements, the false dichotomy of nature versus science–these things have more to do with enchanted waters of long ago than with western medicine.
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According to The Huffington Post, Uriel Palma was on a mission to find a proposal as sweet as his girlfriend, Treshel Hall, who really loves the enchanted wizarding world.
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From 10 Things to Ella Enchanted to The House Bunny, every one of Smith and McCullah's screenplays have incorporated (mostly white) women protagonists and have been geared toward women.
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Bardugo makes Yale a kind of enchanted forest in this book, following in the footsteps of Pamela Dean's Tam Lin, in which fairyland was a small liberal arts college.
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When my phone started getting inundated with messages around 11 PM, I was sitting by the Bosphorus with my friend Ali, enchanted, trying to remember why I ever left.
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Currently, Enchanted only has two-piece options, but notes that more designs are on the way — so you'll have more princesses to choose from as well as more styles.
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There's not a single Santa suit or manger in sight at Enchanted: Forest of Light, the weird and rather wonderful after-hours installation at LA's historic Descanso Botanical Gardens.
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It shows up in every travelogue stammering on about the island's "timelessness" or fixating on its dilapidated buildings and beaten down muscle cars as if the land were enchanted.
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Wong had fallen in love with literature, enchanted by James Joyce, Samuel Beckett and William Carlos Williams, and he, too, wanted to embark on a life as a writer.
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Middle-earth buffs will recognize Anduril as the enchanted blade that was Aragorn's go-to lethal weapon; a palantir is a magical crystal ball from the same Tolkien universe.
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Germany naturally covers the most territory and a lovely section is dedicated to Grimm's Enchanted Forest, where the tales are fairly represented without cuddly bunnies to offset the fright.
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At the start of this brisk, 100-minute-long evening, the disembodied voice of Shakespeare guides five of the Schaubühne's actors through the enchanted island (with help from GPS).
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In her early albums, she often used the language of enchantment ("Enchanted"), Romeo and Juliet ("Love Story"), and schoolyard romances ("You Belong With Me") to tell her love stories.
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Last week, she discovered the allure of moviemaking, which so enchanted her that she yadda-yadda-ed right past an offer to have sex on fake shoot for $600.
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The trailer flashes back to Elsa and Anna's childhood, as their father tells them of an enchanted forest, and moves the story forward with scenes of action and peril.
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John McCain got his final sendoff from Arizona on Thursday with a funeral that honored both his enduring commitment to bipartisanship and the state that "enchanted and claimed" him.
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Thinking about the scope of his career, I was enchanted by the prospect of me, a person of modern and hardly coherent gender, grappling with America's foremost man-child.
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Just north from there is The Woods, which is described as an "enchanted and eternally springtime realm" where guests can embark on adventures rooted in fables and fairy tales.
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I enjoyed them so much that I even started taking unfortunate selfies: Enchanted by the promise of tacos for dinner, I polished off a few margaritas with lightning speed.
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Accompanied by a sarcastic and viciously practical teenage girl named Alice, Malcolm and Lyra set off on the turbulent waters of the flooded Thames, past ever eerier enchanted islands.
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It was her love for formal menswear and the process involved in making it that drew the fashion student to Savile Row, where she was "enchanted" at her first visit.
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In a vote that was reflective of a population "not necessarily enchanted by the Conservative offering," Birch said none of the Liberals' worst-case scenarios played out in the end.
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He remains enchanted by the mythical legend of the Black American bluesman, Robert Johnson (1911-1938), who supposedly sold his soul to the Devil in exchange for his musical talent.
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On a vacation to Japan after obtaining his undergraduate degree in 1990, Dr. Sacko found himself enchanted by what he observed as strong community ties and the hospitality toward guests.
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Other enchanted motifs from the franchise have also been adapted into every day home accessories, such as a golden snitch clock and a wall cabinet resembling the Mirror of Erised.
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One character is so traumatized and enchanted by his childhood that he surrounds himself with the nostalgic accessories of that wrecked time, clinging even to an ancient tube of toothpaste.
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In 2007, Enchanted brought Amy Adams to her broadest audience yet, and brought in $340 million at the global box office — making it the sixth highest grossing musical since 1974.
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On Tuesday, the Scorpio sun will form a lucky trine (120-degree angle) to enchanted Neptune in Pisces — and we consider that a good thing, especially for Scorpio Hillary Clinton.
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If you're looking for the non-alcoholic version, traditional Dole Whip can be found at the Enchanted Tiki Room in Disneyland or Aloha Isle in Adventureland in Walt Disney World.
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If an alien were to exclusively watch Hallmark Christmas movies, it would walk away with the impression that the holidays were a magical and enchanted time in the human calendar.
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A stand-in gig led to a chance encounter with tango, which so enchanted him that he bought a bandoneon, though he could barely afford it, to study it himself.
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Image: Imke de Pater, Michael H. Wong, Robert J. SaultFor centuries, astronomers have been enchanted by the planet Jupiter, that roiling sea of clouds punctuated by a glowering red eye.
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An extremely hard to find Beauty and the Beast enchanted rose tumbler already caught our eye, and according to the Orange County Register, merchandise options will be updated each season.
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Check out the Beauty and The Beast Enchanted Rose Bluetooth Speaker See Details Time to get lit, bro: Make your party prep quick AF with this color-changing Bluetooth speaker.
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Hell, the guy even fell out of a damn coconut tree on some enchanted tropical island, landed on his head and turned up alive for the Stones' next three tours.
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I'll admit to collecting way more of the game's 55 hidden backpacks than I figured I would, but that's owed more to being endlessly enchanted with swinging around the world.
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Out of curiosity I ended up downloading [open-source software] Blender and I was immediately enchanted, which expanded my capabilities and shifted my perspective of possibilities and logic of execution.
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Ms. Taylor led me to Enchanted Mesa, a pine-clad expanse that is a sacred site for the conservation movement, which was inseparable from the vibrant intellectual and scientific community.
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In August 1928 he returned to Cornwall with the Nicholsons, and became enchanted with seascapes and small fishing communities, themes that were substantially to occupy him till his untimely death.
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The images collected here offer a portal into a lost political world: a faraway, enchanted realm in which Mitch McConnell sought elected office as a moderate man of the people.
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" This is exactly the brand of sophistry that also diminished long stretches of the trilogy that is, with its enchanted dust, perhaps a model here, Philip Pullman's "His Dark Materials.
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I grew up on her 'Enchanted Broccoli Forest,' but I think her newer books, including 'The Heart of the Plate,' are modern yet classic, with great flavors and simple techniques.
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Her character seems at least nominally inspired by the jilted Helena of "A Midsummer Night's Dream," who pursues her love (the ex) through enchanted woods, but there's no exact match.
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Instead, he enchanted his audience by suggesting a grandiose disinformation campaign by the entire US media to deprive his people of the truth of the ultimate success of his movement.
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Enchanted by the marine world, she recreated it in her bedroom, decorating the walls with drawings of aquatic life and sketching out the hull of a ship on the ceiling.
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At Gawad Kalinga's Enchanted Farm in Bulacan, about 40 km (25 miles) north of Manila, 13 families built their own two-room homes on land leased from the local government.
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That weekend, a dispirited Mr. Bush retreated with General Powell to Camp David in Maryland, where they watched the movie "Enchanted April" and tried to understand what had just happened.
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Children are comforted by familiarity as much as they are enchanted by strangeness, and "Mary and the Witch's Flower" has enough of both to hold the attention of young viewers.
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That evening, sitting in a restaurant on Mostar's western cliff, with the bridge aglow under the crepuscular sky and the call to prayer echoing around it, I was, well, enchanted.
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Children who are 10 and under may be enchanted by the abundantly whimsical holiday-themed visuals; accompanying adults might chuckle at the movie's leaden attempt at a girl-empowering message.
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It can do all the usual sword things—chop, slice, cleave—but an enchanted sword can do a lot more, like talk or glow, or deal extra damage to halflings.
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Tall signs advertising the Medora Musical, a popular western cabaret show, and the Enchanted Highway, a scenic route dotted with large sculptures, punctuated a big sky with swift-moving clouds.
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Mr. Johnson takes a broad view, Mr. Lewis said, in a way that reminded him of what it's like to daydream about rescuing a love interest from an enchanted castle.
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But we still have no idea where Kristoff is from, how he was orphaned, or how he might be connected to the Northuldra people they meet in the enchanted forest.
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Following this rule, Michael Lewis's "The Undoing Project: A Friendship That Changed Our Minds," which focuses on the enchanted collaboration between Dr. Kahneman and Amos Tversky, leaves a lovely afterimage.
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He transformed a hotel ballroom into an enchanted forest, carpeting the floor in sod, hanging fresh grapes from a trellis and borrowing cages of nightingales from the Central Park Zoo.
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Disney Parks Rolling Luggage – Small, $159, available at shopDisneyThis sturdy suitcase includes images of Mickey, Minnie, Fantasyland Castle, Space Mountain, the Mad Tea Party, The Enchanted Tiki Room, and more.
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As the usual band of shipwreck survivors made their way through the mystical labyrinth of Prospero's enchanted island, I rarely stopped to consider that I was watching women playing men.
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But careening down an enchanted river aboard a giant cheesy puff with a pair of elves and some sentient legs, I had to admit I was having a great time.
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After months of anticipation, the Enchanted Rose—a Beauty and the Beast-themed bar and lounge at Disney's Grand Floridian Resort & Spa—welcomed guests for the first time on Monday.
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Lisa Henson and Emma Walton Hamilton met only recently, but they have something rare in common: each has a parent who likely held a deep, enchanted place in your childhood.
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Almost immediately upon entering the enchanted forest that blocks Elsa from locating the source of the voice, she's set upon by local warriors, including a fetching young woman named Honeymaren.
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Nancy Willard, a prolific author whose 70 books of poems and fiction enchanted children and adults alike with a lyrical blend of fanciful illusion and stark reality, died on Feb.
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He knew he wanted to stage it at the Folies Bergère, the storied Right Bank theater that has enchanted him since he first watched its television broadcasts as a boy.
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Then the curtain is ripped away and it billows like an enchanted wave of water, a sculptural form that becomes a dance partner for the muscular man revealed alone onstage.
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A master percussionist and eminence of Chicago's creative music scene, Kahil El'Zabar channels a deep sense of history into his music, coming away with something timeless and universal and enchanted.
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However, when you filter out the sadness and heartbreak, what's left is the reminder that queer love is an enchanted garden from which many timeless and essential love songs have grown.
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But the production is the only thing that saves Lost in London from being just another middling slog about a rich man confused by the state of his previously enchanted life.
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" Helen Hayes and Mary Astor set a course for the scream queens of the '70s with their earsplitting terror, and even Frank Sinatra lent his velvety baritone to "The Enchanted Ghost.
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While we would love to celebrate the occasion with some enchanted fireworks from Weasley's Wizard Wheezes (or anything else from Harry's magical world), we're stuck with the boring-old real world.
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Olivier Messiaen, who did more than any other composer to ensure its longevity, was enamoured with its versatility and emotional range: he saw it as offering an "extra-terrestrial, enchanted voice".
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The other is Schmidt and Carver's "La Isla Esta Encantada Con Ustedes" ("The Island Is Enchanted with You"), a 35-minute film fictionalizing the historic massacre of Puerto Rico's Taino people.
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Before and after things get bloody, spaced-out carousel melodies float through the air, the sunshine turns psychotropic and a funeral trumpet blows a requiem for the enchanted time of childhood.
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Wohr isn't the only one enchanted by Baloo: the owner says her dog has fans as far as Germany, who contacted her after seeing the photos of Baloo's indoor sprinkler shenanigans.
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" Karl Lagerfeld — who reportedly slimmed down to fit into Slimane's slim designs — was also overjoyed with the new hiring, according to WWD he said, "I am enchanted, what a great choice.
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This officially licensed Enchanted Rose Bluetooth Speaker inspired by the live-action Beauty and the Beast is going to have your guests just as impressed as they'd be with singing kitchenware.
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Bringing back Rowling's enchanted world of witches and wizards, "Harry Potter and the Cursed Child" features Potter as a father of three and an overworked employee of the Ministry of Magic.
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The audience in Venice was so enchanted that by the time the end credits rolled, the Oscars had become a two-horse race between "La La Land" and all the rest.
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Cunanan was like a Gatsby so enchanted with the green light that he would kill for it, a man so bedeviled by the American dream that he became a walking nightmare.
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In fact, many critics were all in for Joan Plowright in Enchanted April (a movie that no one remembers but that sounds very Oscar-worthy), or Vanessa Redgrave in Howards End.
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Hero: Rickie Elliot, the sympathetic central figure of "The Longest Journey," E. M. Forster's 1907 novel, which begins in the enchanted Arcadia of young Cambridge philosophers and falls into heartless disillusion.
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O.S.," now with a gentle piano accompaniment, while "Dancing Queen" is roared out from a flotilla of vessels as they approach the enchanted isle, like some radical camp mutation of "Dunkirk.
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The 2017 live-action "Beauty and the Beast" stars Emma Watson and Dan Stevens as the book lover and the prince-turned-beast who unexpectedly find romance in an enchanted castle.
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If one of the sugarplum pets in the photos above has enchanted you, you can fill out an adoption application for the animal dancer on Stray Rescue of Saint Louis' website.
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Drew similarly sets his short in space, envisioning the refueling of futuristic spacecraft, but other concepts include enchanted forests, digital art galleries, and abstract forms, all reacting to the same harmonies.
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The most popular books, Ms. Matalon said, are "Enchanted Forest" and "Secret Garden," both by Johanna Basford, who is considered the godmother of the movement with her best-selling coloring books.
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Amy Adams has just raised our hopes that we may get another installment of one of the most charming modern fairy tales, Enchanted, which came out a shocking nine years ago.
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FIREFLIES The quiet life of a retired Texas schoolteacher is upended when she meets a strange drifter, and an unlikely romance develops, in this new play by Matthew Barber ("Enchanted April").
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There, jammed into a bench with industry peers, Mr. Ayers was enchanted as Ms. Grossan sang the grim, rapid fire lyrics to System of a Down's "Chop Suey" with perfect elocution.
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FROME, England (Reuters) - Nobody knows exactly how ancient masons, wielding chisels made from deer antlers, managed to build Stonehenge, the standing circle that has enchanted southern England for thousands of years.
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I'm particularly enchanted with the center of her puzzle; those entries are great, and I admire how the four long entries elegantly cross each other with no junky fill around them.
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But he has been enchanted by trains since he started rolling toy models on the floor as a child, he said, and he cajoled his parents into giving him a ride.
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The place Liptrot uneasily calls home is an enchanted, windswept, salt-scoured archipelago where the northern lights are known as Merry Dancers and "lambing" is both a season and a verb.
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In the fairy-tale reimagining, the Beast's household staff has been enchanted into household objects: valet Lumière is now a candelabra, butler Cogsworth has been turned into a clock, and cook Mrs.
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It's hard to describe what mescaline "does," because it's a lot of contradictory sensations: On one hand, it's euphoric, visually rich and enchanted; on the other, it's quite physically uncomfortable and draining.
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During these many visits, he collected and saved the tickets, food labels, candy wrappers, hotel welcome cards, and other bits of ephemera he came across, finding himself enchanted by their graphic design.
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I saw it a second time, and the second time I saw it I was so much more enchanted, because I just let myself be enveloped by her voice and her storytelling.
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Nor does he imagine that he is the only person who can pull an enchanted sword, Excalibur, from a boulder which sits tauntingly just outside the gloomy, slate-grey fortress of Camelot.
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" The first weekend after Tripp's arrival, Anna was so enchanted by her baby brother that she canceled a social event even though, as her mom puts it, she's usually "a social butterfly.
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On her Instagram Story, Kendall shared a photo of the evil twin sisters from the 2004 movie Ella Enchanted (which starred Anne Hathaway) and the step-sisters from the Disney's animated Cinderella.
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But wherever they go, and whatever happens to them on the way, in that enchanted place on the top of the Forest a little boy and his Bear will always be playing.
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Enchanted featured hit songs by legendary composer Alan Menken such as "That's How You Know" and "Happy Working Song," which were both nominated for Best Original Songs at the 2008 Academy Awards.
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I'm enchanted to be able to understand what intelligence is by looking at many different examples, rather than in an arrogant way, saying: I know what intelligence is, it's what humans do.
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Only time will tell and all we can do is speculate and pray to The Orb that Donald was a worthy enough subject to lay a mortal hand upon its enchanted surface.
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With her wide eyes, rosy cheeks, and heart-shaped face, Lily Collins is what many grandmothers would refer to as a "classic beauty," like an enchanted princess in a vaguely sexist fairytale.
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But the view from a river boat is entirely different: a luminous world of green, emerald and silver light that so enchanted Pissarro that he painted over 300 works depicting the area.
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It's been nearly 20 years since Alyssa Milano first enchanted us on Charmed and now she's back with another hour-long drama that she hopes will cast a spell on TV fans.
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Three-year-old Bao Bao, who was the first surviving cub born at Smithsonian's National Zoo since 2005, has enchanted zoo visitors and others who watched her via live "panda cam" footage.
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They could not have guessed that the appetite for escapism would have grown so severe that people were literally enchanted by an app that placed cute cartoon animals in their everyday surroundings.
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These days, astrology can be a solitary study or simply a means to meme, and we know many Broadly readers have a library of enchanted books to study at the midnight hour!
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I have not yet been to Shaw (coming soon!) but have been going to Stratford and Oregon for the past decade or so, and with each visit, I have become more enchanted.
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The result is a collector's dream: the Classico Manara, a limited-edition watch featuring 10 vignettes by Mr. Manara that depict an enchanted love story between a mermaid and her earthly companion.
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Readers will find in it a familiar swirl of big ideas and nonstop action, so that those who aren't enchanted by the erudition can find relief in the plot, and vice versa.
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Onward, Pixar's latest adventure, takes place in a world that was once enchanted, full of magic you could use to start a fire for some goblins or spark fireworks for a celebration.
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The enchanted forest in "Mononoke" is similar, though with one big difference — that forest is the domain of the Forest Spirit, one of the most marvelous and frightening creatures invented in animation.
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Trump put his together in a cavalier fashion, enchanted by people who were high on energy even if they were low on sanity, decency, discretion, humility or some combination of the above.
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Occult symbols left at some of the crime scenes delight Bryant, who is enchanted by all things weird and has all manner of strange friends and associates he consults on such matters.
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For 70 years, the museum has enchanted generations of Italian schoolchildren (and adults), and this week it will present a revamped installation of its Leonardo galleries, meant to better contextualize the artist.
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As a result of the optimism fueled by such forecasts, the high-end jewelry business — which remains largely unorganized and therefore ripe for brand consolidation — is attracting newcomers enchanted with its potential.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - From a whimsical enchanted winter forest-scape to candy-laden backdrops for festive fashion, New York department stores have spent a year conjuring up eye-catching holiday window displays.
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There are three reasons to think that what happened in Great Britain is happening here in the U.S. First, millennials are enchanted with socialism in a way that older generations don't understand.
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Unless you were enchanted and sent back into your kid body (as happens to Jordan Sanders (Regina Hall/Marsai Martin) in the movie Little, out April 12), then the answer is probably not.
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Their parody — which will be shown before the real Mad Max during Enchanted Cinema's summer season — uses crafty editing and high intensity music to recreate one of the film's many dramatic car chases.
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Some enchanted evening, you may raise your drug prices ... Pharmaceutical bad boy and accused fraudster Martin Shkreli will be lampooned in a satirical new musical in New York, according to a report Wednesday.
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Fans compared the sisters' looks to everything from the fashion show scene in White Chicks to the evil sisters from the 2004 movie Ella Enchanted and the step-sisters from Disney's animated Cinderella.
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During his set, Keith Urban created one enchanted moment when he demanded the entire stadium be darkened, and he then proved that fan power (via cell phones) could still light up the stage.
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But if you're feeling ensorcelled, bewitched, spellbound, enchanted, possessed, like Bette Midler in Hocus Pocus — saucy but not too scary — this All Hallow's Eve, then not to worry, we've still got you covered.
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Again and again, even as I'm enchanted by Google Home's speed and strong grasp of my words—even when slurred after too many margaritas with friends—I'm also flabbergasted by its perceived stupidity.
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Of all of my elementary school friends, I was the one with the most impressive collection of Disney movies on VHS; I was enchanted by the stories of young girls from faraway places.
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Just a few days after news of a best picture nomination for Hidden Figures, its star Taraji P. Henson enchanted her Instagram followers with a photo of sweet cosplay inspired by the film.
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He is enchanted by the visceral power of Formula 1 racecars and wonders what that says about his identity, and his unshakeable lust for what is on the surface, overtly masculine and cliche.
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And while albums like Loveless, Voodoo, and Slanted and Enchanted blazed wide trails of influence, Since I Left You felt more and more like a bolt from the blue with every passing year.
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It captures all the wayward magnetism and levity that have enchanted countless writers without neglecting the tragic darkness of many of the sisters' life choices and the savage sociopolitical currents that fueled them.
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There are a couple of fun jokes and songs at this point, but "Frozen II" hits its groove when the gang finds the enchanted forest that will bring the answers they are seeking.
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Strewn with Magritte's most recognizable motifs, including green apples and bowler hats, The Enchanted Realm of René Magritte hints at the pathos behind paintings of blindfolded lovers and trains steaming out of fireplaces.
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Yes. Because we did Slanted & Enchanted, and then Crooked Rain, so for Wowee Zowee I wanted to have another cohesive set of songs that would flow together, like side one and side two.
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On July 2000, the Enchanted Evening, a 29-foot antique wooden boat, was making its way along the shoreline of Lake George, headed for Cramer Point on the west side of the lake.
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La La Land seems to have enchanted every audience that has seen it, and even if you could quibble with some of its creative decisions, the film's too much fun to really care.
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The first work is Act I of Alessandro Scarlatti's 1723 opera "Erminia" (the only act that survives); the second is a dance drama, Francesco Geminiani's "La Forêt enchantée" ("The Enchanted Forest," 1754/1761).
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On a favorable weather day that produced 270 rounds under par, DeChambeau was one the last competitors on the Augusta National Golf Club grounds, and he played as if enchanted by a spell.
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As Giselle in the subsequent "Enchanted" (2007), she breathed exuberant life into not only a high-concept revision of Disney princess dogma, but an entire new wave of live-action fairy-tale movies.
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For the women and girls, it was a time of anxiety and making-do, but young Bridget reveled in her immersion in nature, enchanted by the sea and the textures of the earth.
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Alexis De Veaux's "An Enchanted Hair Tale" (1987), with illustrations by Cheryl Hanna, tells the story of Sudan, a little boy who loves his magical dreadlocks until people start making fun of them.
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During their recent six-week vacation, the couple enchanted local residents on Vancouver Island by interrupting a hike to gallantly help a couple trying to take a selfie, according to local news reports.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Author Judith Kerr, who enchanted generations of children with simply illustrated tales such as "The Tiger Who Came to Tea" and "Mog the Forgetful Cat", has died at the age of 95.
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The film really does look like our favorite animated movie come to life — which is why it's appropriate that the new character posters show the enchanted residents of the household in their human state.
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The massive pink granite dome rising above Enchanted Rock State Natural Area formed a billion years ago, when a large pool of magma buoyed above the Earth's surface, cooled, and slowly turned to granite.
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Shallow Hal (2001) exists, a notoriously awful film where Jack Black is enchanted to see people's Inner Beauty (sparkle, sparkle) and Gwyneth Paltrow in a fat suit breaks, like, every chair she sits in.
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