Lou and I have fallen in love with each other.
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One of them I had recently fallen in love with.
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A Canadian audiologist who had fallen in love with Indonesia.
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Everyone has fallen in love with them, because everyone should.
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She'd fallen in love with him at the butcher's block.
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How could I not have fallen in love with her?
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And he never would have fallen in love with her.
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Some of Earth's plants have fallen in love with metal.
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Around the world, people have fallen in love with Netflix.
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Big hunks of America had fallen in love with Mr. Obama.
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People on Twitter have already fallen in love with the trailer.
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Instead, I had fallen in love with a man named Paul.
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We've kind of fallen in love with these kinds of sequences.
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I've already fallen in love with you, and you're my auntie.
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"People have not fallen in love with the ACA," Blendon says.
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"I really have fallen in love with the character," Christie said.
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I'd also fallen in love with the Kreuzbasar in Shadowrun: Dragonfall.
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They missed the food they had fallen in love with abroad.
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A few ancient humans might have even fallen in love with Neanderthals.
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She recommended a Netflix original that I've since fallen in love with.
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"Honestly, I think I had fallen in love with Luca," Hammer confessed.
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I feel like I've fallen in love with someone for a day.
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But the Hoffmans say they had fallen in love with the reptiles.
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Boxing was the only sport they could have fallen in love with.
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Segel) and the woman (Rooney Mara) he has fallen in love with.
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He added, Rey said, that he had fallen in love with Bonnargent.
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I've totally fallen in love with the people, the culture, the product.
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A few ancient humans might even have fallen in love with Neanderthals.
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One of the women is married but has fallen in love with a handsome priest, another loves a recently widowed doctor and a third has fallen in love with the young female aerobics teacher who lives across the hall.
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Is there anyone who hasn't fallen in love with Sterling K. Brown yet?
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They have fallen in love with the persistence of his devotion to Daisy.
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It took a minute, but now I've fallen in love with the style.
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I've fallen in love with it, and it really makes Windows 21 shine.
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I care so much about making music that I've fallen in love with.
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He wasn't the orc I'd fallen in love with, but a twisted wreck.
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Khloe commented that Kris has already fallen in love with the guy (obviously).
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He was tender and funny—the man she had fallen in love with.
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Whereas now, I've fallen in love with the art of songwriting, so much.
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Both her beautiful brothers, me and Jwan have fallen in love with Lucia.
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People have fallen in love with them, but they got old and expensive.
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Tim initiated the separation, announcing he had fallen in love with someone else.
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Ilia has fallen in love with her captor, Idamante, Idomeneo's son and heir.
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I think that's why the public have fallen in love with this team.
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Three, once you've fallen in love with the iPhone X, there's no turning back.
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Like many Americans, we'd fallen in love with this environmentally responsible, English-speaking nation.
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None of star Georgia Love's suitors have fallen in love with each other yet.
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Social media, politics, and the bubble of distraction We've fallen in love with apps.
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"I have fallen in love with the game again," she said of her resurgence.
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George is "brave" for announcing he has fallen in love with people, not genitals.
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This puzzle started as just a top stack that I'd fallen in love with.
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Biologists worldwide have fallen in love with Crispr for its rapid, efficient gene-editing powers.
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Everyone at the vet's office has fallen in love with him ... He's a healthy dog.
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There's a reason people have fallen in love with Toby despite his love for fedoras.
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"But now America's fallen in love with her too, and she inspires me every day."
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It's as if he has fallen in love with everything he puts on the plate.
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Falling Inn Love has been watched and Adam Demos has been fallen in love with.
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Like I remember thinking well, what if I had fallen in love with a man?
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The bottom lineSuffice it to say that I&aposve officially fallen in love with Patagonia.
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We've fallen in love with diverse ingredients: preserved lemons, kimchi, miso, quinoa, pork belly, panko.
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If it wasn't for him, I never would have fallen in love with this car.
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The two men had fallen in love with the idea of forgotten, unloved textiles with superpowers.
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I might be the only one who has actually fallen in love with a woman. Probably.
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I'd been with men all my life, and I'd never fallen in love with a woman.
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Over the last two years Silicon Valley has fallen in love with a striking economic theory.
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Sweeney had fallen in love with boxing when he was young and learned all he could.
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Father Kinney teams up with a reporter named Randa, who has fallen in love with Jack.
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But in happier news, the kids seem to have discovered and fallen in love with Ghostbusters.
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Since then, Riley has fallen in love with reading, and especially loves the Harry Potter books.
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The tribute confirmed to Dr. Greenwood that she had fallen in love with the right man.
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Today it's the so-called establishment Republicans who have fallen in love with their mad captor.
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My New York self never would have fallen in love with the man on that ridge.
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He said the topic resonated with him because he had fallen in love with another boy.
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She has fallen in love with Idamante and seethes with jealousy over his love for Ilia.
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None of this really matters to me, though, because I have fallen in love with this case.
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Because the woman claims to have fallen in love with a specter she met while sky-high.
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I had fallen in love with Christa, who became my muse and gave me good lyric ideas.
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Six years ago, when I had just fallen in love with my boyfriend, I got very sick.
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Have you ever fallen in love with a woman so hard you couldn't get back up again?
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Once you've fallen in love with Oribe, is it ever possible to go back to cheap shampoo?
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Those that feel they never want to leave probably have just fallen in love with the city.
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I never thought I could enjoy a sport so much, but I've fallen in love with soccer.
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But without their passions, maybe they wouldn't have fallen in love with each other to begin with.
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He told me that before they got divorced, my mother had fallen in love with someone else.
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But he'd fallen in love with the freedom of farming shellfish, the small joys it affords him.
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Joy has yet to mention that she has fallen in love with a woman named Lou (Lacretta).
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"I've fallen in love with that story before I fell in love with the product," she said.
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"Falling Inn Love has been watched and Adam Demos has been fallen in love with," @AnantikaMehra tweeted.
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Ignoring this mundane origin, however, psychologists have fallen in love with the moral connotations of this emotion.
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Presumably not the high-fashion labels that had fallen in love with a teenager from Inglewood, Calif.
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She has fallen in love with the conquering Roman proconsul (and given birth to their two boys).
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Then there's the disconcerting fact that her husband's brother (Jovan Adepo) has fallen in love with her.
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He'd fallen in love with the daughter of an Army colonel, in Baghdad, and they were engaged.
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In one such incident, Matthews allegedly asked Bassett, "Why haven't I fallen in love with you yet?"
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His music was so consistently powerful in its quality that generations have fallen in love with it.
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I have fallen in love with dancing: Its power and freedom are like nothing else I know.
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Instead, it was because she had fallen in love with a married man who couldn't return her affections.
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Belle wouldn't have fallen in love with him if she hadn't been forced to spend time with him.
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She and I have recently fallen in love with TLC, although her favorite show is The Little Couple.
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Daniel: About five years ago, my ex-wife told me she had fallen in love with another man.
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I had recently visited family in California and fallen in love with the amazing weather and relaxed atmosphere.
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If you thought Teddy was a human guest who had fallen in love with a machine, wrong-o!
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I've fallen in love with more people that I didn't have committed relationships with than people I did.
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"In the process, we've really fallen in love with this place and its traditions," Ms. Valencia told me.
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Watching them together, I remembered why I had fallen in love with the theater in the first place.
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I reviewed the Google Nest Home Hub Max earlier this fall and have fallen in love with it.
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The Count, having fallen in love with a female soldier (la Colonella), chooses to remain on the island.
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Waters modeled her menu on the simple country food she'd fallen in love with while living in France.
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Those who had fallen in love with Leicester's story could have handled disappointment, but disloyalty was too much.
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What the hell [is that] gonna do to Daenerys when she finds out that she's just fallen in love with her nephew, and she is no longer the queen of the Seven Kingdoms — her nephew that she's just fallen in love with is entitled to be king of this Westeros world.
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I once asked my husband if he would've left his wife if he hadn't fallen in love with me.
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If you regularly commute via train or bus, chances are you've fallen in love with someone on public transit.
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Those lawmakers hadn't fallen in love with Obamacare or anything, but they saw the political utility of lowering premiums.
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And yet, over the long term, it is definitely the closed Aeon Flows that I've fallen in love with.
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This is great news for people who have fallen in love with Thompson's not-completely-straight portrayal of Valkyrie.
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"Because every boy I've ever fallen in love with has secretly worn panties," Alice responds, with a boisterous laugh.
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She had divorced Randy Savage years prior and fallen in love with Luger during the waning days of WCW.
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As an undergraduate, at Yale, he had fallen in love with Nietzsche, and Nietzsche had led him to Freud.
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And if things in Klisura weren't tangled enough, the little American has fallen in love with the imam's daughter.
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"We had already fallen in love with the house before we went to see it," said Mr. Schelling, 52.
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Mandy Moore has fallen in love with the Pearson couple just as much as This Is Us audiences have.
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The press, he believed, had fallen in love with J.F.K. After 1960, reporters were, to Nixon, an enemy force.
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It was a revelation, when I let myself see— I'd fallen in love with a man who carries weapons.
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She had recently fallen in love with my grandfather Hermann and was summoning the courage to divorce her husband.
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By that time, I'd fallen in love with the Pacific Northwest and decided to call it my permanent home.
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It's like I've fallen in love with a slice of buttered white toast and a glass of orange squash.
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Recently I've fallen in love with the Theory 2.0 crepe k nits— they're so versatile and easy to wear.
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After three years of enchanting rescue workers, the 6-year-old dog has fallen in love with a forever family.
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Understandably, the internet has fallen in love with the beautiful beast, turning it into an adorable, party-positive meme. Dank.
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They feature "the look," when a character realizes they've fallen in love with the one person they weren't supposed to.
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A year earlier, my own husband had fallen in love with a friend of mine and moved in with her.
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After hours of hands-on time, we've fallen in love with some of the big adjustments in the upcoming release.
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Jen: I've fallen in love with you, and I want to continue to fall if you're willing to catch me.
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I had fallen in love with the man I wanted him to be and the woman I wanted to be.
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Since its inception, Julie had felt passionately about Fathom's mission, and she'd twice fallen in love with the experience herself.
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She had fallen in love with this man eight years earlier — two years after the sudden death of her husband.
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The mother has fallen in love with the smell of Play-Doh and stashes open cans all over the house.
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Like many people who have fallen in love with this city, I was disheartened and felt Beijing's culture was lost.
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I had fallen in love with the authors who stirred something so big, so deep, so eternal, in my children.
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I've fallen in love with lifting and they continue to buy me sessions as a reward for the healthy habit.
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Is there a piece of artwork (film, photo, animation, illustration, design) you've seen recently that you've fallen in love with?
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He had fallen in love with another fundamentalist, a Syrian who jilted him and joined the refugee flood to Europe.
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So she tried again, and by then she had fallen in love with Josef Albers, who was 11 years older.
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On our part, we've distilled 4 logical reasons as to why Generation 'Y' has fallen in love with this classic spirit.
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I've almost fallen in love with my body again and felt more comfortable in my own skin because of this [challenge].
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I was 13-ish and abruptly too cool for the weird circus I'd fallen in love with when I was younger.
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They pity Nick, too, because they understand he has fallen in love with Gatsby; readers understand that Nick doesn't deserve Gatsby.
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Muniz had fallen in love with the home's location after she and her husband went on their honeymoon in the area.
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"I use mechanics or kinetics to create my art, and over the years I've fallen in love with that," he says.
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The only problem: Kirk has fallen in love with her and isn't sure he can bring himself to let her die.
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"Another superfan, Joseph Jugos, told CNET that he's "fallen in love with the curved, almost bezzle-less...screen of the 7.
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Her foster family has fallen in love with her, and are very impressed by her willingness to return to normal life.
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Plus, a major plot point between the two contestants involved Higgins telling both women that he'd fallen in love with them.
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That's why we've fallen in love with Black Mirror, because it's about the necessity of progress, and the danger of progress.
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Sofia said that she had fallen in love with Abby's old face, and she was in love with Abby's new face.
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Frances has fallen in love with falling out of love, and even Julian sees her decision as rash and self-centered.
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Bassett recalled Matthews saying things like "Why haven't I fallen in love with you yet?" and other "gross and inappropriate" comments.
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Like many Alaskans, he was born elsewhere, moved to Alaska on a lark, and has fallen in love with the state.
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Every person that I've ever fallen in love with I've met while walking down the street or doing something I love.
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Thomas's younger son, Jaiden, had fallen in love with Boston and was afraid that Cleveland would not have any skate parks.
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A woman competing on the Vietnamese version of "The Bachelor," above, said she had fallen in love with a fellow contestant.
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Mr. Rodriguez knew he was in love with Mr. Gibson, but years earlier, he had fallen in love with New York.
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The years go by, and one day Rufus announces that he's fallen in love with the performance artist Harry (Christopher Sears).
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I've recently fallen in love with a single mother of three who is also having a hard time making ends meet.
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I'd been traveling from Alaska to Montana, following a dream to live in the land that Steinbeck had fallen in love with.
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"I've fallen in love with you," Robby Hayes says in one scene, while Jordan Rodgers says he's "falling in love" with her.
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They are the result of great feats of design, engineering, and technological miniaturization, however I haven't fallen in love with either one.
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"I think there are others out there who have fallen in love with anime characters and want to marry them," Kondo said.
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Wall Street has fallen in love with stocks that pay big dividends, and Goldman says they're still the cheapest in a decade.
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In the meantime, he takes his frustration out on his brother, who's fallen in love with the very married Duchess of Sutherland.
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NFL star JJ Watt says he has fallen in love with soccer, and his favorite player is Norwich City striker Teemu Pukki.
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Although many audiences have since fallen in love with the film, most critics still rate the film fairly poorly on Rotten Tomatoes.
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I had interned with fashion designer Cynthia Rowley the previous year and had fallen in love with the city's energy and glamour.
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A former pre-med student, she had fallen in love with manufacturing after working for a summer in the plant's front office.
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Conglomerates were supposed to be dying off, and corporate America was supposed to have fallen in love with small and nimble companies.
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Mr. Kristol wrote in "Neoconservatism: The Autobiography of an Idea" (1995) that he had fallen in love with her on the spot.
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For reasons He can't understand, He has fallen in love with a human woman, a "post-punk" atheist lab assistant named Daphne.
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"Landon has continued to play drums, and Alabama has really fallen in love with the piano and singing," Barker adds of his children.
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"I have fallen in love with cooking for my little family," Murgatroyd, who is married to fellow DWTS pro Maks Chmerkovskiy, tells PEOPLE.
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People have fallen in love with not only the act of organizing their lives, but the mindfulness and craftiness that bullet journals inspire.
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We have all fallen in love with the movie, and its unpredictable narrative is one of the biggest treats in cinema this year.
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According to a blog post Davis wrote in December 2016, she had fallen in love with the the character Ben from Hall's creepypasta.
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Democrats also have fallen in love with massive corporate campaign contributions, millions of dollars of which have come from insurers and drug companies.
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He had come out and fallen in love with his first boyfriend, who later broke up with him and moved to New York.
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That is the message of these two very personal books by Britons who have lived in Syria and fallen in love with it.
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Rusalka has fallen in love with a human prince who swims in her lake—in the form of waves, she has touched him.
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I've fallen in love with items such as Infiniti's Sensory Package, with rear cross-traffic alert, blind-spot warning and backup collision intervention.
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I'm writing from experience, because just as we've been getting rid of stuff, I've fallen in love with lululemon's ABC pants for men.
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In the process, Simon lies to his best friends and family and risks losing the one person he's ever fallen in love with.
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He said to somebody, Laura Bassett, four years ago, she's in makeup, he said, 'Why haven't I fallen in love with you yet?
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Nathalie loses her mother (Édith Scob) and her husband, Heinz (André Marcon), a fellow philosopher who has fallen in love with someone else.
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Michael had fallen in love with a fellow-inmate who had implants or hormone-induced breasts, and who dressed and lived as Bree.
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I kept hoping during the Bush years that the America I had fallen in love with as a teenager was not lost forever.
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Second, I felt a small spark ignite: Maybe I could continue the legacy of this role that I had fallen in love with?
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But Sister Maria Teresa, mother superior, was recently removed after having fallen in love with a local man, local newspaper La Repubblica reported.
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"People have fallen in love with this egg, and Eugene the egg wants to continue to spread positive messages," Khan-Whelan told the Times.
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It seemed like a way to do that was to walk around listening to music I liked but hadn't fallen in love with yet.
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"The second we [saw him] and he just burst into that giant smile … immediately, we had fallen in love with this kid," says Dallas.
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The Internet has rightfully fallen in love with this ad, which the bank made in support of Australia's Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras.
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Schuhmacher said he has "fallen in love with coding," thanks to the program, and feels he is better prepared for life on the outside.
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The suitor only learned near the end of the season that he had fallen in love with a straight man, according to The Guardian.
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Stacey has fallen in love with a beautiful new home, and Mike won't let her worry about money — what she wants, she will get.
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Read more: Wall Street has fallen in love with stocks that pay big dividends, and Goldman says they're still the cheapest in a decade.
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WATCH HERE >>Wall Street has fallen in love with stocks that pay big dividends, and Goldman says they're still the cheapest in a decade.
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Rauschenberg had fallen in love with the painter Cy Twombly and, in 1951, leaving Weil and the baby, returned with him to Black Mountain.
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I've tried nearly every to-do list app on the App Store, but over the past month I've fallen in love with Things 3.
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Not only is he sure that his hallucinations have a meaning beyond mental illness, but he has fallen in love with Henry extraordinarily quickly.
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Sometimes it is the court's responsibility to issue a harsh verdict, and here it comes: You have fallen in love with a street performer.
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The prince said he had fallen in love with the actress, best known for her leading role in U.S. legal drama "Suits", "incredibly quickly".
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More than 10 million people have signed up for Disney Plus and fallen in love with Baby Yoda from "The Mandalorian" since early November.
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When Mann later attempted to end her relationship with Weinstein because she had fallen in love with someone, she said he grew increasingly violent.
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But he had fallen in love with a Frenchwoman, Marcelle Girodias, from a well-off family; they married in 1917, and remained in France.
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We've fallen in love with Malik, Cassidy, and Nicky, leaving us more open to the likelihood that their characters will bring us to tears.
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"This is the second woman he's fallen in love with who dies in his arms and he cradles her in the same way," Harington explained.
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As she introduced Rowling, Parker spoke about how much her 13-year-old son, James Wilkie, has fallen in love with the Harry Potter series.
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This is the story for anyone who has fallen in love with the possibility of a person, instead of who he or she really is.
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And, fortunately, my mother and I had fallen in love with New York, so the idea of living there for the summer wasn't as scary.
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"This is the second woman he's fallen in love with who dies in his arms and he cradles her in the same way," Harington notes.
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But by age 18, the Cincinnati native had fallen in love with the art of cosmetics, though she chose a different route after high school.
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Brett tells us he's really fallen in love with all the globetrotting ... and says this will be his hobby once his playing days are done.
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For parents who have fallen in love with Elf on the Shelf, the Irish Fairy Door Company is here to spread the magic year-round.
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These miniature trees are just like the real ones that so many people have fallen in love with, but these wire bonsai can last forever.
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Any viewer who has already fallen in love with Rome will fall again, as Gambardella ambles through its magnificent, ageless streets in search of meaning.
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I'd like to have my Narcissus moment, but I've never seen my reflection and fallen in love with what I see on the flip screen.
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Ms. Wineera said she had fallen in love with sailing and now planned to pursue a career involving waka hourua or, failing that, the navy.
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He said he was taken aback when the strong-willed, spirited woman he had fallen in love with insisted on accompanying him to his tournaments.
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She'll cook kibbe, the traditional Middle Eastern meat dish, as she tells the story of searching for the Syrian man she's fallen in love with.
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A red-diaper baby and would-be writer who rejects his parents' Trotskyite stringencies, Thaddeus has fallen in love with Grace Cornell, an aspiring artist.
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"Love with open eyes — when you have fallen in love with someone you have seen — is different with that of closed eyes," Mr. Zindani said.
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A. I had fallen in love with these people because they were warm, and gracious, and funny, wonderful hosts who made me feel at home.
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Since the show's launch in 2010, fans on both sides of the pond have fallen in love with the characters — and so have famous musicians.
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Fans have fallen in love with the franchise through all sorts of different channels, and where to jump in mostly comes down to personal preference.
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The Wosalba Turtleneck Top is a number one best-seller on the retail giant, thanks to over 500 shoppers who have fallen in love with it.
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Since then, I've tried nearly every top-rated liner under the sun, and I've fallen in love with fewer than I can count on both hands.
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She had studied the "Divine Comedy" with Robert Fitzgerald at Sarah Lawrence in New York, and had fallen in love with that notion of unattainable beauty.
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This scenario is particularly hellish when you've found a new lipstick that you've fallen in love with, and manage to get the cutest selfie wearing it.
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"We've really fallen in love with the Guggenheim BulletShares," said David Hunter, a certified financial planner and principal at Horizons Wealth Management, a fee-only firm.
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"When I went in for the part on Dallas, I had already fallen in love with the show and with the part," Principal, 68, tells PEOPLE.
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Ms. Kudrav had immediately fallen in love with the block — an architectural farrago of mostly late-19th-century structures — and the diverse social diversions it afforded.
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And she had fallen in love with the area — its medieval half-timbered houses, its quiet waterways, its vineyard-covered hills, its art and its food.
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Before the operation, Sofia had been worried about Abby's coming transformation, fearing that she might no longer recognize the face she had fallen in love with.
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And my point in "Digital Vertigo" is we've fallen in love with this idea of social media but it's not really social, it's actually anti-social.
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As the first wave of punk crested in Britain, Buzzcocks had hits there with songs like "Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)?" in 1978.
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In a GQ story, Bassett wrote that Matthews wanted to know why he hadn't "fallen in love" with her — right before she went on his show.
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In a GQ story, Bassett wrote that Matthews wanted to know why he hadn't "fallen in love" with her — right before she went on his show.
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Having fallen in love with "What the Day Owes" in the first two minutes, I found that it didn't deepen my love after the first 15.
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He would tell Chrisann, "You know she's more than half me," and Chrisann would tell Lisa that her father had "fallen in love" with her again.
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Only then did he reveal that he'd fallen in love with Hayes, a writer 30 years his junior, after three and a half decades of celibacy.
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Even though she grew up in Alabama, Harmon's father had introduced her to skiing at a young age, and she had fallen in love with it.
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And his firm has recently fallen in love with airlines: Southwest (LUV), Delta (DAL), United Continental (UAL) and American (AAL) are among Berkshire's top 20 holdings.
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Jim Brown, legendary NFL running back and civil rights activist, claimed to have fallen "in love" with the president-elect after a recent meeting in Trump Tower.
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I'd fallen in love with the band only a few years after the release of their self-titled debut album, which celebrates its 10th anniversary this weekend.
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In late 2012, Ocean posted an essay to Tumblr in which he wrote that he had fallen in love with a man when he was a teenager.
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She told Conan O'Brien that she had fallen in love with the mythology of the Amazons, the character of Wonder Woman herself, and the world surrounding her.
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The narrator is a 19th-century farmer's wife who has fallen in love with another farmer's wife — a love that is brutally denied by the men involved.
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When Georgina announces she's fallen in love with the stablemaster, Brigitte (professional tennis player Martina Navratilova), he vaults himself off his expensive furniture and out the window.
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But six months ago, just four months after Timothy Dean died, Majors lost the person he had fallen in love with, a Puerto Rican man named Jesus.
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Dansgaard was against the idea, because the last time he'd brought along a female student the camp's cook had fallen in love with her and stopped cooking.
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And he also leaves deep and rich legacy to millions of Grateful Dead devotees who've fallen in love with the band's music over more than five decades.
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Picasso had fallen in love with the property before her, but failed to persuade the British art critic Douglas Cooper, who owned it at the time, to sell.
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Since the song was released, both Eilish and Office fans alike seem to have fallen in love with it, and the show's creators are feeling the jam, too.
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The internet has swiftly fallen in love with these three adorable babies, and even if you have a clear favorite, you have to admit they're all fairly cute.
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They also happen to be only children, and they both have fallen in love with each other as siblings, so that ended up being really sweet as well.
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Now I'm in environmental protection and have to deal with garbage," Chen tells CNBC's Managing Asia, "[But] since I've entered the business, I've fallen in love with it.
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But the problem was, I had fallen in love with the speed bag, and I just kept coming back because I just wanted to figure that thing out.
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"All these years later, for reasons I still can't fully understand, I've fallen in love with the place, the atmosphere, and the people I've met there," he says.
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In 220, Louis Morris, an SRO in Oklahoma, was convicted of fondling a 15-year-old girl he said he'd fallen in love with and wanted to marry.
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Most women, on the other hand, say they'd be more upset if their partner had fallen in love with someone else but hadn't had sex with that person.
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Plenty of people have fallen in love with Gerwig's ode to Sacramento and mother/daughter relationships, as evidenced by the number of memes spun off from the film.
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Plenty of viewers have read his behavior as romantic jealousy, especially after his episode 6 commentary to Daenerys about all the "heroes" who've fallen in love with her.
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"I've fallen in love with you, and I want to continue to fall if you're willing to catch me," she told him on the beach later that day.
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In a recent Facebook post, Dale Partridge, 31, talked gushed about his wife Veronica and the different versions of her he's fallen in love with over the years.
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Dabbing is cool if you like to treat getting high like a competition, but I've fallen in love with a portable vape called Summit, from the company Vapium.
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Many local buyers of bamboo products, like Melford Dhliwayo, say they have fallen in love with items made from the grass, and are pleased they help reduce deforestation.
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In 2007 Rowling outed Albus Dumbledore, the head of Hogwarts school in the best-selling books, saying he had fallen in love with Gellert Grindelwald - a fellow wizard.
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She had even fallen in love with a black woman in prison—finally accepting an aspect of her identity that she had hidden from her homophobic skinhead friends.
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While the internet has fallen in love with the idea since Kotaku broke the story late last week, Ramirez doesn't intend for the Totoro ride to be built.
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I end up going and getting sushi, which I know sounds really cliché as I work on the water, etc, but I have fallen in love with it.
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And if you've ever been someone who's truly fallen in love with a city, and been thrilled to discover your place in it, it's a book for you.
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Now portrayed as an 18-year-old, Wednesday has fallen in love with a "normal" guy, and the plot involves her bringing him home to meet the family.
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I had read Katharine Graham's memoir, Personal History, about five or six years ago, and I'd fallen in love with her voice and was interested in her life.
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FACT: Bisexual people may leave their partners because they're emotionally neglected, unhappy, because their partner's changed for the worse, and yes, sometimes, if they've fallen in love with another.
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But she eventually changed her mind and one of Beisner's staff members, who'd fallen in love with the troubled dog, jumped at the chance to adopt him in March.
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"He was helping deaf people," Mr. Amer-Ouali's son Farid said on Canadian television, describing his father as an avid mountain climber who had fallen in love with Indonesia.
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Aneeka is horrified by both betrayals — but when she meets the boy whom isolated, lonely Isma has fallen in love with, she sets about seducing him with few qualms.
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To the dismay of blaster fans who'd fallen in love with the BOOMco toys, Mattel has scaled back the line and will start focusing it more on licensed properties.
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"In general, consumers who have fallen in love with a brand exhibit extensive involvement," writes Tobias Langner, Jennifer Schmidt, and Alexander Fischier in the Journal of Psychology and Marketing.
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"If I hadn't googled "Samoyed Seoul" one day on a whim after visiting a dog cafe and fallen in love with his picture, he could be dead," said Robert.
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"You know, to go way back to the beginning, when they first got here, they said they'd fallen in love with the ranch," Hill says, referring to the Rajneeshees.
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"While women may have fallen in love with the Crock-pot for the convenience it afforded, America fell in love with it for the money it saved," Cnet reports.
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But a few times in my life, I've fallen in love with houses in which I could recreate some sense of the freedom, discovery and splendor of those days.
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Pundits speculated that Ms. del Castillo had become consumed by her role on "La Reina del Sur," or that Mr. Guzmán had fallen in love with her telenovela character.
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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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He gives little away but says he has spent the last few months quietly working on a couple of MVPs, including one idea he has fallen in love with.
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It was designed as a smaller replica of Milan's grand opera house by the widow of a 19th-century industrial tycoon, who had fallen in love with the original.
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Some of her clients have fallen in love with an area outside the city, only to discover that they can't cut the cord and leave their city life behind.
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"We looked at other towns, but discovered we had fallen in love with Parsippany and wanted to stay," said Ms. Pacan, 36, a corporate trainer in the financial industry.
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Her son has been the center of her world, and he's coming of age, he's starting to reject her, and obviously, he's fallen in love with a young woman.
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You could tell Hollywood had fallen in love with Bong Joon Ho by the outpouring inside the Dolby Theater every time the South Korean director went onstage Sunday night.
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She had fallen in love with another law student, John O'Connor, but he had not yet proposed to her -- and she had already been through two other broken engagements.
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Intuit discovered it had "fallen in love with [its] own solution" more than consumers, who expressed a preference for software different from the one the company had been making.
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I'm afraid to say Tyrone Spong has fallen in love with his hands and it's looking unlikely he will be stepping into a cage under mixed rules any time soon.
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In this Ask A Dev, web developer David Dulak explains why iOS engineers aren't the only ones who have fallen in love with all the helpful features in iOS 9.
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We take it for granted that the world cares about elephants because people have fallen in love with them through heart-warming documentaries on National Geographic or the Discovery Channel.
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For a senior in the fall, such a forced commitment is like a proposal of marriage; yet six months later, the senior might have fallen in love with another school.
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With his charm, boyish looks, million-dollar smile and, well, those arms, it's not hard to see why suddenly everyone has fallen in love with the 22-year-old Brazilian.
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It was weird to see the man my father had fallen in love with—he was handsome and cool, and, thankfully, I didn't feel the urge to cry this time.
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VR could advance to the point where you feel a tug, a sort of nostalgia, a feeling that you've lost something, because you've fallen in love with the virtual world.
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Ultimately, what appears to make Ujiri feel most proud, is yes, an NBA championship, but an NBA championship with a city and a club he has fallen in love with.
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The tenor role of Arnold, a young Swiss conspirator who has fallen in love with the Austrian princess Mathilde, is an arduous workout combining soaring lyrical effusions and heroic fervor.
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My immediate thought: Oh. 7:00 PM: I have fallen in love with an elderly gentleman eating alone who I'm calling Colonel Sanders because of his white hair and goatee.
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Personally, I have fallen in love with the Platypus Meta Bottle — it collapses into an easily stowed size — and the Thermos Intak 24-Ounce Hydration Bottle, a reliable, everyday workhorse.
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All of these men seem to have fallen in love with Adam the moment they laid eyes on him, encouraging him materially to believe in his talent and his destiny.
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Most people probably don't have to worry about this, but spending $84,000 because you've fallen in love with a beach house while strolling through a beautiful resort island is ill advised.
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But early one morning in late July, my mom texted me to tell me about a dream she'd had in which I brought home a man I'd fallen in love with.
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There are, in fact, few shows that I have ever fallen in love with the way I fell in love with this heartfelt, wickedly funny, and radically queer Go-Go's musical.
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In the books, Dumbledore and Grindelwald were very close as youngsters, and Dumbledore is rumored to have fallen in love with him, though it is unknown if Grindewald returned his affection.
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The three-time Oscar winner was apparently fooled into thinking Diane Keaton had actually fallen in love with him while the two were playing lovers in 2002's Something's Gotta Give.
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When the episode opens in the Maldives, Becca admits she's fallen in love with both of her finalists — even though she's reserving those three little words for the last man standing.
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Plenty of people have fallen in love with how sassy Coco is in this interview, mostly because it exactly describes the personality we've all come to know from our own cats.
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He'd start a new playlist every month, adding in whatever he'd fallen in love with over that four-week span, then seal it up on iTunes like a digital time capsule.
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Obviously, Arie had to say goodbye to Kendall, as he had already fallen in love with two other women, but that didn't make saying goodbye any easier for either of them.
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Now, Tavel has fallen in love with crypto, recently making her first bet on the sector with Chainalysis, which works with law enforcement agencies on virtual currency crimes, among other things.
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But when a screenwriter (Vincent D'Onofrio) Griffin failed to get back to turns up dead, he becomes a suspect, partly for having fallen in love with the writer's girlfriend (Greta Scacchi).
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But like so many people I've fallen in love with lenses, the optional tools that make my face look like a dog or an emoji or an advertisement for junk food.
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But he said it was not the work he had fallen in love with — not a painting, in his view, created when the artist was at the peak of his fame.
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He had secretly fallen in love with horse racing while attending college in Louisville, the home of the Kentucky Derby, and now he was afraid of what his father might say.
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Yet he also encounters the unsentimental, occasionally grudging kindness of ordinary Finns, and when he tells Mazdak that he has fallen in love with his new home, you can understand why.
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My family had lost touch with relatives there, but I'd recently gone back a few times and fallen in love with the place I'd heard so much about as a child.
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"As an immigrant who has fallen in love with this country, for what it's worth, please allow me to speak to the rest of the world in America's defense," Oliver said.
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"I used to see this pattern a lot back at my old hedge fund, and it typically meant that big institutional money managers had fallen in love with a stock," Cramer said.
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Here at BuzzFeed Books, we've fallen in love with Sarah Gailey's latest novel, Magic for Liars, about a private investigator called to a school for magic to look into a grisly murder.
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Tyrion even teases his queen about it at the beginning of this episode, pointing out that she's now thinking of Jon alongside the other men who have fallen in love with her.
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"He had fallen in love with Mallorca, so different in every way to the formality of the royal court Vienna," Douglas says of the Austrian aristocrat, who created the 200-acre property.
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Her busy, comfortable life is hit with a double sucker punch: Her elderly mother (Édith Scob) dies, and Heinz announces he's fallen in love with a younger woman and is leaving Nathalie.
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We've already fallen in love with these remote-controlled outlets when they were on sale in the past, but now they're on sale again for an even better discount at 41% off.
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Among the products our lengths and ends have fallen in love with are sweet-smelling conditioner, charcoal-infused stylers, and treatments that make our hair look fresh out of a Pantene commercial.
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You've been to midnight releases with Tobey Maguire, cautiously fallen in love with Andrew Garfield and Emma Stone, and by the time some rando named Tom Holland rolled around, you were tired.
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" Yet since he doesn't believe analysts are doing a better job, or that investors as a group have "suddenly fallen in love with consensus ideas," Lee thinks that the underperformance is "temporary.
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She had amazing nails and was really beautiful and she told me she'd also been an escort until she'd fallen in love with her pimp, and now she helped manage the agency.
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In another moment, players wander through Stanley Kubrick's The Shining and help a trapped Halliday right one of his biggest regrets—never dancing with a woman he had fallen in love with.
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With the exception of a few homegrown acts like Teenage Fanclub and Suede making Britain proud, national press had fallen in love with what Seattle was cooking, from Pearl Jam to Mudhoney.
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One of the most established is St. Pauli NYC, which was founded around eight years ago by a band of Americans who had fallen in love with the club and its values.
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She came to the UK after meeting her future husband on the internet, but after flying over from Eastern Europe, Arriana discovered that he wasn't the person she'd fallen in love with.
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Edgardo, the laird of that estate, has fallen in love with Lucia, the sister of a rival clan, the Lammermoors, now headed by her imperious brother, Enrico, who is Edgardo's sworn enemy.
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It's undeniable I've doubled down specifically because of the lack of respect, which made me wonder the obvious question: What if I'm merely fallen in love with being the odd one out?
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While scrambling to avoid expulsion, he's dealt another blow when he learns that his mentor, Mr. Blume (Bill Murray), is after the same teacher (Olivia Williams) Max has fallen in love with.
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Mr. Stifler was first attracted to the region because land there was cheaper than in New Hampshire, which he had fallen in love with as an undergraduate at Dartmouth College in Hanover.
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"Eat Pray Love" has actually produced a real-life sequel opportunity: Ms. Gilbert said in July that she was leaving her husband — because she had fallen in love with her best friend.
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The government wins, Charles III resigns, his elder son William ascends the throne while Harry, his second son – who had fallen in love with a woman of republican views – gives her up.
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"People have fallen in love with this egg, and Eugene the egg wants to continue to spread positive messages," said Alissa Khan-Whelan, 26, one of the friends working with Mr. Godfrey.
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In Her, Spike Jonze's 2013 movie, Joaquin Phoenix' character requests a similar service so that he can get physical with Samantha (Scarlett Johansson), his operating system that he has fallen in love with.
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"Millions of customers in the US have already fallen in love with Alexa and we are thrilled that it now speaks German," said Jeff Bezos, founder and CEO of Amazon, in a statement.
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Sung from the perspective of a younger girl who has fallen in love with an older man, the defiant chorus is aimed at those who reject her love because of their age gap.
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He even engaged in something called "romance scams," so if you've recently fallen in love with someone who wooed you over email, now might be a good time to check your bank account.
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Millions of people around the world had fallen in love with this musical, but I squirmed in my seat, trying to rise above the inexplicable torment I felt every time the melody repeated.
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Amazon is full of these sequin pillowcases (the most popular being ones like this with two different colors), but shoppers seem to have fallen in love with the one that reveals Cage's face.
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Democratic socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez – the New York congressional candidate many in the media have fallen in love with – was handed rejection when many of the candidates she endorsed lost in Tuesday's elections.
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How many times have you fallen in love with a pair of shoes, only to talk yourself out of buying them because you know you wouldn't be able to wear them to work?
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Snapshot As Vanessa Ives in the Showtime series "Penny Dreadful," the French actress Eva Green has been possessed by demons, spoken in tongues, fallen in love with a werewolf and defied the Devil.
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Here in Nashville, home to about 214,27 Kurdish-Americans, the largest population in the United States, many Kurds have fallen in love with the Titans, and come together by tailgating at home games.
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With the United States Open set to begin Monday, Puig had only a few days to soak in the appreciation of Puerto Rico and the fans who had fallen in love with her.
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A Google product manager for several years, she joined the fashion site Polyvore in March 2008 (she'd fallen in love with the product and was quickly asked to become its first product manager).
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He gets to play his fantasies out, and he's fallen in love with demolition, and the president is a man who just wants to have his name in flashing neon above the wreckage.
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Khan had already fallen in love with the idea of America, with the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution, which he'd stumbled across almost by accident as a young law student in Pakistan.
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Daniel learns that when his father was young a beautiful boy had fallen in love with him and that Jay had in that experience come to understand something of his son's own homosexuality.
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I hated how my room was at the front of the house so I had no privacy, but most of all I hated how my parents have fallen in love with the house.
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Cannie's mother, Ann, was not-too-loosely based on Fran, who in her mid-50s, after a long marriage, four kids and a divorce, had fallen in love with a much younger woman.
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Hepburn tasks O'Toole's character, a cat burglar, to help her steal the Venus before it is discovered as a fake, to which he agrees because (spoiler alert!) he's fallen in love with her.
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The initial problem was that in his 20s Charles had fallen in love with Camilla Shand, a young woman who was deemed unsuitable because she had a "history" — in other words, previous lovers.
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Having fallen in love with a wallet in the window of a shop called Valentin del Barrio, I went inside only to discover that "my" wallet came in a hundred different color combinations.
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Constructed completely in blown and beaded glass, the piece presents a surface so luminous and rich, its naughty content is obscured until it's too late and you've already fallen in love with it.
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Lubanzi Wines was started by two Americans who studied as exchange students in South Africa and wanted to connect people in their home country with a community that they had fallen in love with.
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"I dodged a bullet [by getting her back] because she could have fallen in love with somebody else and this never would've happened," said Chmerkovskiy, who got down on one knee after the Dec.
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She'd fallen in love with Jim, the charismatic Texas preacher, a man slightly older than her who was once kind to her, when she was a single mother raising a daughter with Down syndrome.
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The screenwriter, Martin Stellman, had worked as a community organizer in the neighborhood and fallen in love with reggae (Stellman recently wrote the screenplay for Idris Elba's Yardie, a reggae movie about gang violence).
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Beijing (CNN)If you've never heard of eight-year-old Gavin Thomas, you clearly aren't one of the millions of people around the world who have fallen in love with the young internet sensation.
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Her plan, as it was originally mapped out when she first received her tourist visa, was to reconnect with a man she had fallen in love with in school, in his hometown in Pennsylvania.
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If you've already fallen in love with his plans to break up the big banks and bring back democracy, then you will love these high-level memes that weave Bernie into today's cultural fabric.
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They had fallen in love with the Napa Valley on a visit and, in 21, bought Spottswoode, a 31-acre estate, founded in 1882, in St. Helena, at the foot of the Mayacamas Mountains.
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Begum, 34, has experienced more problems than most athletes having fallen in love with kickboxing after trying it in college but being forced to hide her passion due to her gender and conservative background.
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Also, when I've fallen in love with a writer, I want to read everything she's written, even titles that are flawed, because I'm interested in that sensibility, style, way of looking at the world.
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Consumers have fallen in love with streaming services because they aren't beholden to the traditional formulas of cable television, and Fox Soul's ability to succeed will rely on its ability to shake things up.
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I always love learning about the artist once I have fallen in love with a piece, because it can enhance the personal connection and equips you to confidently talk about your most recent buy.
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His father, who had fallen in love with New Mexico during a trip there as a Boy Scout, moved the family to Albuquerque when Johnson was thirteen and worked as a public-school teacher.
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If the protagonist herself was sick, then she would survive to the end of the novel, having learned some valuable lesson (and fallen in love with a super hot and compassionate guy — another McDaniel trope).
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"I used to see this pattern a lot back at my old hedge fund, and it typically meant that big institutional money managers had fallen in love with a stock," the "Mad Money " host said.
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Jamie doesn't take kindly to Nola's character being questioned and Cheryl drops a bomb on viewers when she reminds Jamie that Nola isn't the first woman he's fallen in love with and deemed his soulmate.
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Like all royal marriages, it had been preceded by a long negotiation process, during which Mary had fallen in love with Philip — though he (10 years her junior) almost certainly did not return her feelings.
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"Both her beautiful brothers and me and Ricky have fallen in love with Lucia," he added, shouting out Martin's twin sons Matteo and Valentino, whom they are raising together and who turn 11 this month.
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A recent episode of Catfish featured a young man named Spencer who believed he'd been talking to Katy Perry – yes, the "Teenage Dream" singer – online for six years and had fallen in love with her.
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The U.S. and North Korea were in a temporary détente: after exchanging threats of nuclear annihilation with Kim Jong Un , Donald Trump had announce d that he'd fallen "in love" with the North Korean dictator.
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"I've been in the fortunate position to have been offered several things, here and there, but I haven't really connected with, or really fallen in love with, anything like I have with this," he said.
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Europe's reaction to this new reality brings to mind Stevie, the heroine from Edward Albee's play "The Goat, or Who Is Sylvia?" when she learns that her husband has fallen in love with a goat.
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He's an author of a new review published last week in Trends in Cell Biology that examines all the new ways that researchers have fallen in love with the nucleolus — especially its role in aging.
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"People have fallen in love with them but they got old and expensive, and I think they're more worried about keeping some of the aerospace companies in fit shape than the American taxpayer," he complains.
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Everyone imploring me to come back, and to bring Remy, my 8-year-old, and I was sure that I would come back, and bring Remy, because I had fallen in love with these people.
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Fans have fallen in love with the characters on the show, as well as the talented actors that play them — Milo Ventimiglia, Mandy Moore, Sterling K. Brown, Justin Hartley, Chrissy Metz, and Chris Sullivan among them.
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And, leave it to a former Opening Ceremony designer (whose platform sneakers and funky boots we've come to love over the years) to create a more contemporary-priced line that we've already fallen in love with.
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A guest chatting with Sheriff Baggert (Brad Hills) might learn that his wife and children had been killed several years ago, and that he had fallen in love with one of the women at the Mariposa.
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After video-chatting with ex Naomi Watts and their two young sons Sasha and Kai to get official approval, Schreiber was able to take home the pair of refugee pups he had fallen in love with.
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If you're like me, you bought an Apple Watch before Apple announced the Hermès special edition in September, but you've fallen in love with the Apple Watch Hermès since then — yes, the Hermès Watch looks awesome.
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It's an adage corroborated by the Father, who has a possibly homicidal violent streak, and the married, womanizing Joey, who to his dismay has fallen in love with a woman with (and I paraphrase) a penis.
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Bassett wrote that at the time, in 2016, Matthews was sitting in a chair next to her in the makeup room, looked over at her and asked, "Why haven't I fallen in love with you yet?"
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Bryan Monge Serrano, a 16-year-old Salvadoran-American junior who lives in Flushing, Queens, said he never would have fallen in love with computer science if it wasn't for the high-level classes at Stuyvesant.
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Not only is he having a moment where the world has fallen in love with him all over again thanks to his movie and streaming roles, but now you can add a new accolade to the list.
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If senior management happens to have fallen in love with a darling, a change inspired by something obscure that flies in the face of actual on-the-ground user experience, it would be wise to kill it.
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GANGNEUNG, South Korea (Reuters) - Patrick Chan's new coach has said that the Canadian figure skater had fallen in love with his sport again after relocating to his homeland to train for his third and final Olympic Games.
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More specifically, she had fallen in love with Brazilian jiu-jitsu, which is the fastest growing martial art and competitive sport in the world, due in part to the global success of the UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship).
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Frank has to decide whether to believe her whole story about time travel and he has to accept that not only has Claire fallen in love with and married another man, she's also pregnant with his child.
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But Yorinks — a friend of Sendak's for more than four decades who had collaborated with him on two previous children's books, "The Miami Giant" and "Mommy" — had fallen in love with the drawings and never forgot them.
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Having fallen in love with the American radio operator, he spoke with during what would have been his last minutes, he must make the case for a reprieve, a premise anticipating Albert Brooks's "Defending Your Life" (230).
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Set in an Austrian village in the early 1700s, the story centers on Rudolf (Jon Berry), the son of the town's magistrate, who has fallen in love with Leah (Regina Gibson), who is traveling through the country.
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In Mr. Powell and Emeric Pressburger's great fantasy, an R.A.F. bomber pilot (David Niven) cheats death and then, having fallen in love with an American radio operator, must make the case for a reprieve from the heavens.
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They first spent six weeks around Vancouver Island over the holiday period, and appear to have fallen in love with the place — on Monday night, Harry landed in Vancouver to join Markle and Archie there once again.
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It's hard, because I've fallen in love with that process and have to end the body of work sometime, but I'm still really enjoying thinking about those figures and my friends and how they emerge from that blackness.
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Since going natural, I've fallen in love with the masks, creams, and tools that give me salon-quality results without compromising the health of my hair, and some of those amazing products can be found at the drugstore.
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A 2013 research published in the journal Evolutionary Psychology found that most heterosexual men say they'd be more upset if their partner was having a sexual relationship with someone else but hadn't fallen in love with that person.
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When Benito Mussolini signed the Lateran Pacts with Cardinal Secretary of State Pietro Gasparri (on behalf of Pope Pius XI), it wasn't because he had had a religious epiphany or had suddenly fallen in love with the Church.
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But Arve hitched up with Linda, who I had very quickly fallen in love with, and I closed the door on everything that had happened, including what I had learned from him in his capacity as freedom's demon.
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Now, as the mountains melted in my side mirror, I coaxed my car along the curves and wondered whether I would have fallen in love with any man who had been standing on that ridge at that moment.
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I have fallen in love before with men who treated me like a queen, and you yourself admitted that you've only fallen in love with a—holes before, so maybe you're the one that's lacking in real relationship experience.
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"We still get thousands of Twilight fans in here that are either coming for the first time, or they've just fallen in love with the area," said Andros, who actually moved to Forks from Texas because of the franchise.
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"A lot of [my happiness now] is to do with being with a person I've fallen in love with, who loves me more than he loves himself, and who wants to see me find my own happiness," said Turner.
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Having fallen in love with the "more languid way of life," he then paid $2 million in 2015 for an 1880s Victorian on nearly five Sound-front acres in Orient that he hopes to finish fixing up this summer.
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Norma, the Druid priestess of a Gallic tribe under Roman rule, is caught in a classic operatic dilemma: she has secretly borne children with a Roman, Pollione, who has in turn fallen in love with Adalgisa, a temple virgin.
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"A lot of [my happiness now] is to do with being with a person I've fallen in love with, who loves me more than he loves himself, and who wants to see me find my own happiness," she shared.
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"In this year I've leaned on you, laughed with you and fallen in love with you for the incredible man that you are," Zima wrote on Instagram, alongside a black and white photo of the couple sharing a kiss.
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Throughout the trial, Ms. Gilligmann claimed she was not responsible for the attempted attack, saying she had struggled to understand how she had fallen in love with a man invented by the soft-spoken woman sitting next to her.
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When you consider that today is the greatest day in women's sports ... until tomorrow, and then the next day and the next day, women's sports in this country, Title IX, the nation has fallen in love with this law.
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As the moviegoing audience fragments, Cinker appeals not only to the steady niche audience for classics, but also to a wide spectrum of people who have fallen in love with foreign actors who have starred in popular TV series.
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"A house in Malibu that I had fallen in love with became available, so I abandoned the original plan, and I don't know if I will ever end up building the main house in Sag Harbor," she tells Architectural Digest.
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The action centers around Sweety (Sonam Kapoor), a young woman from Punjab forced to fend off her traditional-but-loving family's constant pressure to find a husband, even as she conceals the fact that she's fallen in love with a woman.
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Like so many others in their generation, the two men had fallen in love with the influx of European films that were beginning to play in the art houses of America's big cities, specifically those of the French New Wave.
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"She was crying, she was missing her parents," Velimetova said, adding that her companion told her she was going to Syria because she had "fallen in love" with a guy who lived there and he had "invited her to get married".
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Come for Winona Ryder's long-awaited comeback, and stay after you've officially fallen in love with Brown, Gaten Matarazzo, Caleb McLaughlin and the other adorable stars who charmed their way through the late-night talk show circuit back in September. WESTWORLD
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In Drumkeeran, Deacy introduced Freedman to Paddy, and knowing she was searching for the music she'd fallen in love with in Ireland, referred her to a pub owner named Angela Moloney, who ran Moloney's Pub on the south side of Listowel.
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"Before buying the house, we looked at Brooklyn, like everyone else, but we had fallen in love with New Rochelle, and it became a special place," said Mr. Henry, 44, a sales manager for Adobe Software who is originally from Toronto.
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So clinical is the film, in fact, that we are forced to ask: Would Miriam really have fallen in love with Antoine in the first place, given that love, for spouses like him, is an excuse for the brandishing of power?
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"I had fallen in love with aerial so much so that I was willing to put food in my mouth and grow some muscle so I can get in the air and keep up with all my classmates," says Dyches.
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Having fallen in love with the American radio operator (Kim Hunter) he spoke to during what would have been his last minutes, he must make the case for a reprieve, a premise that anticipates Albert Brooks's "Defending Your Life" (1991).
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When I first started hanging out in downtown clubs—Area, in Tribeca, before it was Tribeca; MK, in the Flatiron district; Save the Robots, in the East Village—I would trail behind people I'd fallen in love with by sight.
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Set at a Melbourne hospital, this creepy spine-tingler is about a handsome young man who uses his psychic powers to throw people into the air and otherwise interfere in the life of a nurse he's fallen in love with.
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Had his mother concentrated on romance languages and fallen in love with an Italian or a Frenchman, he added with a laugh, his life would be entirely different, but "we would have a few more World Cup titles" in the family.
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"A lot of [my happiness now] is to do with being with a person I've fallen in love with, who loves me more than he loves himself, and who wants to see me find my own happiness," she shared of her fiancé.
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"A lot of [my happiness now] is to do with being with a person I've fallen in love with, who loves me more than he loves himself, and who wants to see me find my own happiness," Turner revealed to the outlet.
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" And Rachel's mom wasn't the only one raising concerns: When Rachel's sister sat down with Bryan, she openly voiced her skepticism about how quickly he claimed to have fallen in love with Rachel — and how he seemed to have "an answer for everything.
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James' unswerving devotion to Brigsby Bear feels like every time we in the audience have fallen in love with some piece of media, and either caught ourselves raving about it to disinterested others, or fallen gratefully into a pool of likeminded enthusiasts.
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In a frank essay about her mom Sandra, Schumer recalls the day her world changed, when her mother revealed she would be leaving her husband Gordon because she had fallen in love with another man, who was the father of Amy's best friend.
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Not only have you helped to build a whole new town by the end of the exercise, and got yourself some very precious stones as a prize, but Hudson's fallen in love with one of the people you convinced to join his team.
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A few years before, Mison'd fallen in love with the distinctive sounds strung together by Jose Padilla down at the waterfront, and a chance encounter with the Spaniard in a London record shop led to a blossoming friendship—and a residency for Phil.
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GUTFELD: This is what has changed about politics is that these campaign rallies are basically improvisational comedy routines that he just -- he really enjoys the crowd, he is a comedian who has fallen in love with going out and hearing the laughter.
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He transitions from corner dealing to wholesale supply, weans off Percs, buys a bar with the money he's amassed and moves into a house in Bolton Hill with Soni, an Afrocentric woman with "Scotch-colored skin" whom he's fallen in love with.
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"The foreigners have fallen in love with the setting we've built here," said Rosario Salvatierra Cadena, a member of the Punta Lobos Fishing Cooperative, who has spent his entire life in Todos Santos, working as a fisherman for 39 of his 59 years.
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Fans of Netflix's hit rom-com To All the Boys I've Loved Before have fallen in love with more than just the romance between Lara Jean Covey and Peter Kavinsky (and the sweet chemistry between the leads, Lana Condor and Noah Centineo).
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With a score and lyrics by Jeff Eisenberg (a founder of the children's music group Junior Jam) and a book by Bruce J. Robinson, the show has its heart in the right place: Cailin has fallen in love with a shelter dog.
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Roth's American Identity Philip Roth gives an eloquent account of how his high-school reading of Midwestern and Southern writers took him beyond his Newark Jewish childhood and shaped his American sensibility (" I Have Fallen in Love with American Names ," June 5th & 12th).
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Stevenson had fallen in love with Fanny, who was estranged from her philandering husband, and though he was penniless and suffering from the lung disease that plagued him all his life, he made a torturous journey to be with her in San Francisco.
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His philosophizing serves to highlight two characters who exemplify the ways those born without privilege can (if they're lucky) advance: the protagonist's formidable regent-aunt, and a sex worker for whom the protagonist risks life and scandal, having fallen in love with her.
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Having fallen in love with the island, he filled a van in Cambridge, England, with books and friends and sojourned to the town of Oia, where they procured an empty building facing the russet sunset, installed shelves and books and began operating.
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"At the heart of it is two people who have fallen in love with each other, who are committing their lives to each other with the most beautiful words and profound thoughts, who do it in the presence of God, through Jesus Christ," Welby said.
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"I think his most outrageous performance has been not domestic, but international, going out of his way to insult our allies, conducting a mock bromance with a cold-blooded murderer in North Korea, saying that, "I, Donald Trump, have fallen in love with the kid.
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He'd fallen in love with an electric Nicole Taylor script called "Wild Rose," a fish-out-of-water story about a self-destructive Glaswegian country singer and single mom whose only dream in life is to sing Patsy Cline ballads at Nashville's Grand Ole Opry.
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Not so long ago, Thunder was actually spotted working in China — a production crew from the Warriors reported that he had fallen in love with a young woman there — so perhaps he was able to sidestep mascot purgatory and land a second act overseas.
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The story of a heist that happens in the middle of an immersive theater production, the script Tension was Bousman's original way of bringing attention to a medium he'd fallen in love with after seeing productions like Sleep No More and Then She Fell.
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After several drinks he whisked me off to a strikingly sterile Italian restaurant where, over a pesto e pomodoro, he grabbed both my (probably quite sticky) hands and with exuberance told me in no uncertain terms that he had fallen in love with me.
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WATCH THIS: Take 5: Five-Minute Skillet Black Bean Queso The Big Apple location will likely become a celebrity hot spot as many celebs have already fallen in love with the butcher, who has cooked for stars like Leonardo DiCaprio, Drake, Simone Biles and DJ Khaled.
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The internet has fallen in love with their latest daddy-daughter pic, not because both Judd and his little girl are looking cute (though they are), but because he uses the post to take down a gender stereotype he heard another dad spreading earlier that day.
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Users, subscribers, growth, global expansion, minimal marginal costs, the promise of future success; this all sounds a bit like the verbiage of a tech company — and that's because the industry has fallen in love with the idea that every trendy fast-growing company is a tech company.
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But then the playfulness just comes from [the fact that] at that point, it was towards the end of our shoot, and Saoirse and I had been together for so long and fallen in love with each other, so there was this natural energy between us.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Depp, who at the time was in Venice filming "The Tourist" with Angelina Jolie, was said to have fallen in love with the deep, dark, romantic side of the city, slipping undetected under cover of night and stealing through the alleyways, like a modern Casanova.
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After the death of the taste-making British disc jockey John Peel in 2005, "Ever Fallen in Love (With Someone You Shouldn't've)?" was remade as a tribute single, with Mr. Shelley joined by Elton John, Robert Plant, Roger Daltrey, David Gilmour of Pink Floyd and others.
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I had fallen in love with his music 30 years prior, in 1971 when I went as a junior high school kid to see the Broadway production of "Two Gentleman of Verona," a bawdy romp full of sexual innuendo, mocking self-regard and anti-war jabs.
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I don't read cookbooks, but I have recently fallen in love with "The Great British Baking Show," which is like 60 minutes of Zen meditation between the evening news and the latest episode in the continuing saga of Donald J. Trump unfolding 24/7 on CNN.
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Like it's only a matter of time before "good Marco"—the one Jays fans have been so thrilled with and so fallen in love with over the last three seasons—will show up and, like Doc Halladay before him, make us all forget about this little blip.
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She had hoped the trip would remind her why she'd fallen in love with Dan when she was just 20173, and why she'd married him in Vegas four years later, in 2005, wearing a poofy white dress with her hair dyed pink and black to match her sneakers.
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This work is as much a representation of my connection with the people of this place and the land and sky I've fallen in love with here as it is one of the place itself — which, like places everywhere, is made up of people unflinchingly living their lives.
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In a moment of anguished confession, Billy admits that there's a good reason for his lack of game: Although he's young for a midlife crisis, he has fallen in love with a 23-year-old trainer at his gym, to the point that he's considering ending his marriage.
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He wasn't afraid that she was gonna leave him, especially because he didn't love the mother and he was blackmailed into that one night ... She knew before she ever went back that he might've fallen in love with someone else, and that's really her only question to him.
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"A lot of [my happiness now] is to do with being with a person I've fallen in love with, who loves me more than he loves himself, and who wants to see me find my own happiness," she shared of Jonas, who popped the question in October 2017.
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The need to feed her Indian-American children growing up in a homogenous community, her desire to recreate some of the multicultural spices she'd only recently fallen in love with, and her longing to taste something from home produced what's now an incredibly vivid take on Indian cuisine.
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Unfolding in part through flashbacks, the movie maintains the novel's voice through the narration of Tish (newcomer Kiki Layne, in a breakthrough performance), who has grown up in Harlem and, at the age of 19, fallen in love with Fonny (Stephan James, also featured in the Amazon series "Homecoming").
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The production manager (Tim Robbins) at a Hollywood studio fends off a young genius (Peter Gallagher) rumored to be his replacement while at the same time becoming a suspect in the murder of a screenwriter, partly for having fallen in love with the dead man's girlfriend (Greta Scacchi).
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The good news is that the egg is promoting mental health awareness, Jonah Engel Bromwich and Sapna Maheshwari report: "People have fallen in love with this egg, and Eugene the egg wants to continue to spread positive messages," said Alissa Khan-Whelan, 26, one of the friends working with Mr. Godfrey.
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The ahuacate, this rough-skinned and pear-shaped fruit, had been a staple in the diets of Central and South America since at least 500 B.C. and Spanish conquistadors too had fallen in love with its nutty flavor and buttery texture when they first encountered it in the 16th century.
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But if you have fallen in love with these dogs, too, we have good news for you: All of these pups are adoptable through the SPCA of Westchester, which means you could be the proud pet parent to a pooch that has been hugged by a Why Don't We band member.
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Moffat-era Doctor Who gave us not one, not two, but three female companions (River, Amy, and Clara) whose entire narrative arcs were characterized by their having fallen in love with the Doctor in childhood, as "impressionable young girl[s]" who then "live for the days" when they meet him again.
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"I think there could&aposve been a very interesting, forward-thinking — not even forward-thinking, just, like, current-thinking — love story there, something that hadn&apost quite been explored yet; particularly the dynamic between these two men in war that could&aposve fallen in love with each other," Isaac told IGN.
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" To account for her "spinsterhood," Alcott once explained, "I am more than half-persuaded that I am a man's soul put by some freak of nature into a woman's body … because I have fallen in love with so many pretty girls and never once the least bit with any man.
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"I mean, I got a dog because with this schedule, I can't keep a girlfriend or I can't get a girlfriend — whichever one," he admits as he messes with his hair for a bit, sporting that signature perplexed look on his face that the whole world has seemingly fallen in love with.
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The next day, after confessing she was actually hired by his boss as a birthday present, Alabama reveals herself to be a whole other sort of fantasy — a sex worker who's fallen in love with her client and who's looking to be rescued so that she can have something real with him.
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It's an inferior airline, but I am in this monogamous relationship with Sky Team because I've fallen in love with Delta because I fly Delta a lot, so now I do this stupid ... I'm in this relationship with Sky Team that I can't get out of, and that's what's going to happen.
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After seeing the systematic, impossibly quick development of San Antonio's Kawhi Leonard from No. 15 overall pick to top-ten player, league decision-makers have fallen in love with long, athletic, high-motor, high-character wings, assuming that they have the wherewithal to rapidly improve their shooting and accelerate their NBA careers.
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In Houellebecq's Submission, for instance, 44-year-old François, a literature professor at the Sorbonne who has fallen in love with a student he has been sleeping with, tells the reader that he has little power over the 22-year-old, Myriam, because she has a beautiful body and delivers well-executed blowjobs.
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"A house in Malibu that I had fallen in love with became available, so I abandoned the original plan," the actress, who has called herself "a straight-up homebody," tells AD. As an alternative, she overhauled the existing house for herself and her family, including children Stella, 8, Sienna, 3, and Eli, 1.
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At least his boss, Rollo Buckingham (a name that makes him sound, perhaps a little too blatantly, like Catsmeat Potter-Pirbright's best chum from sixth form), has invited him to work on a sensitive internal investigation; the only difficulty is that Stephen has fallen in love with Helen, one of its subjects.
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Emir Kir, the Belgian-Turkish mayor of Saint-Josse-ten-Noode, a heavily immigrant Brussels borough that is worse off economically than Molenbeek, said the only Turk he knew about who had tried to go to Syria was a young man who had fallen in love with a girl of Moroccan descent.
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How he fits: This is a bit of a reach at 20, with plenty of players left on the board with better pedigrees, but the Lions must have fallen in love with the thought of him at center, and they figured he would not be there when they pick again at 51.
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Taro finds out why after catching her trying to climb over a wall near his apartment: Nishi has fallen in love with the house next door, a house she first discovered in high school when a friend showed her a book of photographs, called "Spring Garden," about a famous couple who lived there.
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This was a city where glamorous European families, such as the Agnellis, owned houses, where the name of the garden designer Madison Cox, the widower of Pierre Bergé (Yves Saint Laurent and his partner, Bergé, had fallen in love with Marrakesh in the 1960s) was whispered like a holy name among the demimonde.
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On Friday, journalist Laura Bassett wrote an op-ed in "GQ" stating that Matthews "has a pattern of making comments about women's appearances in demeaning ways" and that Matthews asked "Why haven't I fallen in love with you yet?" just before a televised discussion about sexual-assault allegations against President Donald Trump.
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Most sounded Irish, and that was a relief: Roddy Doyle, Edna O'Brien, Maeve Brennan, John McGahern, William Trevor (whom we'd already read a little of in Mary's workshop, and whose work I'd immediately fallen in love with), Grace Paley ("Jewish," Mary said, "but you're interested in the same details"), Katherine Anne Porter.
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Most sounded Irish, and that was a relief: Roddy Doyle, Edna O'Brien, Maeve Brennan, John McGahern, William Trevor (whom we'd already read a little of in Mary's workshop, and whose work I'd immediately fallen in love with), Grace Paley ("Jewish," Mary said, "but you're interested in the same details"), Katherine Anne Porter.
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Master Chief&aposs Iconic UNSC MA5 Halo Rifle Is Now a BOOMco Dart BlasterTo the dismay of blaster fans who'd fallen in love with the BOOMco toys, Mattel has scaled back the …Read more ReadHasbro's Role Play AccessoriesThe amount of time and materials needed to make your own half-decent looking superhero costume is staggering.
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We so often talk about the inspiration that can be found at the Met — over 5,000 years of visual expression — when just a few feet away from those works of art, people have worked hard, fallen in love (with the museum, with the art, with one another) and come to understand something bigger than themselves.
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Despite the fact he has only lived in the South Florida area since 2014, doesn't have any children in the school district and has no personal connection to the schools, Levy said he was startled at those numbers and felt he needed to take action in a community he has quickly fallen in love with.
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But who knows how I'll feel at 34 if I'm single and my ovaries literally jump at the sight of someone else's baby; or I've developed an illness and need health insurance badly; or I've fallen in love with a beautiful person from a foreign country who I just want to be able to see more often.
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"I am so terribly grateful to the cast in this picture and the cast members who aren't pictured here – whether they were in one scene or many episodes along the way; you are all my playmates that I have fallen in love with and who have become a part of my life on set and off," he wrote.
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Franceschetti, who writes historical biographies, had "fallen in love" with the chateau's colorful aristocratic history, its vast quiet surroundings and its amazing interior space — master bedroom windows on three sides and ample room for Dr. Franceschetti's 21865,17372 ophthalmology journals and books, written in several languages and dating from the 21591th century — an inheritance from his father.
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"It has transformed our audience's relationship with The Times and brought in an entirely new audience, which has been introduced to and fallen in love with The Times and its journalists in this form," wrote executive audio producer Lisa Tobin and assistant managing editor Sam Dolnick in a statement announcing Balcomb's promotion to executive producer in 2019.
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When he first arrives at the beach, he is a man in crisis: reeling from the incursions of his beloved Austria into the sanctuary of his home (the police raided his mansion in Salzburg), denuded of his German readership (Jews are no longer welcome in print), estranged from his wife (he has fallen in love with his secretary, Lotte Altmann).
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Here's what you can expect: The return of fan-favorite originals that were previously limited-edition releases, including Blackberry and Honey I Washed The Kids; bath bombs that don't just fizz, but crack open to reveal soothing surprises (there's bath salts and tea bags hiding in at least two); and more of the exploding spectacles you've fallen in love with over the last three decades.
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Giselle, a peasant girl, has fallen in love with Albrecht, whom she believes also to be a peasant: They share the same love of dance, and when he makes a grand oath of love to her (the gesture of a nobleman), she instead shows him how it's done in her village: "He loves me, he loves me not," played out with the petals of a daisy.
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SHOWS After that, I'd really like to watch "Game of Thrones" with my wife, but I just can't stay awake that long, so I watch short Netflix shows, and I've just fallen in love with one called "Chewing Gum" that stars a young British woman named Michaela Coel, who writes the show as well, and she is, I believe, the funniest, smartest person on the planet.
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