She knew that Zoe was a gorgeous free spirited woman.
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They're free spirited, they feel things before they know them.
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And she's ready to put her free-spirited energy to use.
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We're about being free-spirited and inclusive — being genderless and ageless.
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Aquarius energy is free-spirited, experimental, and even a little rebellious.
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My free-spirited wife Susan was the catalyst behind our move.
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She's free-spirited and is always open to trying new things.
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She's competitive, beautiful, free-spirited and not held back by haters.
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It both captures and gently critiques Gabriel's free-spirited, adventurous sensibility.
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Ms. Helmond played Angela's free-spirited, constantly dating mother, Mona Robinson.
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Wildfire fighters are an unusual lot, at once dedicated and free-spirited.
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Meghan let her long hair down, contributing to her free spirited vibe.
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People who live there seem free-spirited and in touch with themselves.
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The result is a look that's fashionable, yet free-spirited and timeless.
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Meghan let her long hair down, contributing to her free spirited vibe.
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He recalls his days as a free-spirited Marine stationed in Hawaii.
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Now, humble grasses are returning as focal points in free-spirited bouquets.
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I'm an independent, free-spirited type — but something changed when I married Michael.
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Ms. O'Hara-Baker gives her free-spirited Lilly a sense of gamin airiness.
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The Moon is in free-spirited Sagittarius all day, so try something new.
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Sagittarius is an optimistic, adventurous, and free-spirited energy—set yourself free, Cancer!
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The women that I'm around are into that free-spirited s— like me.
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Ashley Olsen was a free-spirited artist who loved to laugh, paint and travel.
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Lately, she's toned down the metallics and embraced a more free-spirited boho feel.
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Her husband, Victor (Bill Gunn), is a free-spirited painter and her complete opposite.
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They were free-spirited enough to make fun of art and all its pretensions.
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CS: Your sincere effort to do right by your free-spirited daughter is commendable.
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You're feeling unusually free-spirited this September, Scorpio, so why rush to tie yourself down?
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"Such a caring, kind, feisty, sensitive, hilarious, talented, goofy, free spirited, beautiful girl," she continued.
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The ultimate Prey girl is free-spirited, travels the world and lives in a swimsuit.
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From floral to folk, free-spirited designs make a statement with print, color and embellishment.
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New England's usually free-spirited tight end Rob Gronkowski acknowledged that he was considering retirement.
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Ahead, your one-stop shopping destination for a home that's brimming with free-spirited charm.
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Against the greens of rural Ireland, coats, track pants and hoodies for free-spirited wandering.
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My brain is a free spirited millennial and is conditioning me to travel more.2.
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" Anne described her sister as "free-spirited and happy," with a "taste for adventure and freedom.
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My daughter is such a free-spirited child and I absolutely love hanging out with her.
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Spencer would get fed up with Aria's free-spirited nature, and she'd resent Spencer's constant micromanaging.
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It's to this cultivated, intellectual, original and free-spirited Parisienne that I wanted to pay tribute.
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The former free-spirited brunette took to Instagram to post a teaser for her newest tattoo.
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He was always very supportive of me and encouraged me to live a free-spirited life.
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Fred is a gifted and free-spirited journalist who has a knack for getting into trouble.
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Free-spirited Bean exasperates the king as she wreaks havoc with her demon and elf pals.
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Saturn is in free-spirited Fire sign Sagittarius, where it's encouraging you to chase your dreams.
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It feels much more out there and free-spirited than something like a Leonard Cohen song.
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It's a wonderful evening to connect with people; the mood will be free-spirited and fun.
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In a billowy white skirt and flip-flops, Ms. Cruci resembled a free-spirited flower child.
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Max Pearmain styled models in the season's free-spirited look, capturing the quiet confidence it imparts.
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I only wish it were as free-spirited and buoyant as the two that preceded it.
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I wasn't a free-spirited man about town; I was an unscrupulous lothario and a wretch.
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Today, it's used popularly as a descriptor for styles that encapsulate the free-spirited essence aesthetically.
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Jen Mankins became an influencer of style and taste with her free-spirited Brooklyn boutique, Bird.
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A good dress invites the kind of free-spirited ease that one craves as temperatures rise.
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The overall aesthetic — relaxed, free-spirited, upscale but not showy — parallels what's designed and sold here.
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In it, a young and free-spirited woman disrupts the vacation of an artist and his dealer.
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You may remember Lisa Bonet as the free-spirited Denise Huxtable from '80s sitcom The Cosby Show.
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Free-spirited on record, forthcoming in conversation – this isn't the Jamie T that most would have expected.
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"Reet was a lovely, free-spirited and happy girl," her sister, Anne Jurvetson, said in a statement.
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As for her favorite footwear, the free-spirited billionaire said she prefers to be barefoot whenever possible.
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As free-spirited as Jon is, he's technically one of the greatest actors I've ever worked with.
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She portrayed the free-spirited cousin of the Crawleys who appeared on several seasons of the show.
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My grandmother was an intelligent, free-spirited woman who divorced two husbands and raised four children alone.
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I wanted to represent the mean one in the relationship — the careless one, the free-spirited one.
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But in the spring of 2010, her free-spirited nature began to assert itself and she wanted more.
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Arthur starred in To All The Boys as Christine, free-spirited best friend of Lara Jean (Lana Condor).
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But the 18-year-old isn't playing a punk rocker or free-spirited youth rebelling against their parents.
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She and Sienna Miller play free-spirited women who are connected by a poet in war-torn London.
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He became a free-spirited funk godfather for younger bands like the Red Hot Chili Peppers and Fishbone.
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"These communities tend to have people who are very open minded, free spirited," she says over the phone.
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The Moon enters free-spirited fire sign Sagittarius at 11:19 AM, putting people in a lighter mood.
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Their roguish, free-spirited independence offered a fantasy of liberated masculinity that appealed to men and women alike.
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In low-key monochrome shades, as well as colorful knits, the free-spirited style now has adult appeal.
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But this year's fair doesn't quite feel as free spirited as that, not as fanciful and experimental either.
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There's other battles, I'm not going to pick that battle, I want her to be her free-spirited self.
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You're a free-spirited person, Sagittarius, but you do respond well to having some routines—they keep you grounded!
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The new managerial order for every bank is less free-spirited, with tight controls and, too often, dispiriting bureaucracy.
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They're joyful, snuggly, free-spirited, and have the ability to make even the most stoic person alive squee emphatically.
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This is the Chocolate Factory, dedicated to freethinking, free-spirited artists, including many who wear the label of dance.
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What free-spirited 20-something hasn't thought about sharing space with a group of other attractive, like-minded people?
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But it's really people from all over the country, who are just free-spirited people getting loose, you know?
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Today it's become a gathering spot for an arty, free-spirited crowd where Ensor would have fit right in.
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As her despondence and anxiety grow, she looks for an escape by running away with a free-spirited artist.
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Some, with flares of color and receding grids adrift on airy gray grounds, are infectiously free-spirited and fanciful.
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Likewise, Karen's arrival throws off typically free-spirited Tina as she struggles to conceal the cracks in her own marriage.
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You could also say that a midwife is your midpoint between a strictly clinical doctor, and a free-spirited doula.
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Lovely Venus makes a harmonious connection with your planetary ruler Jupiter this morning, putting you in a free-spirited mood.
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The celebration quickly gets derailed when Kathryn's sister, ex-best friend and a free-spirited stranger all join the trip.
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Early this week, motivator Mars in ambitious Capricorn gets checked by free-spirited Jupiter in Libra, the sign of partnerships.
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Digital nomads are free-spirited freelance and tech workers who need little more than an internet connection and a passport.
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An era defined by a free-spirited way of unconventional thinking, the time genially welcomed the wildest imaginings from artists.
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Shop all holiday decor at AnthropologieWe love Anthropologie's free-spirited, whimsical aesthetic, which is embodied in the brands' holiday decor.
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In a region known for extremes, a newcomer to wine tastings explores a largely experimental and free-spirited vineyard scene.
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Where to Go Now In charming and free-spirited New Orleans, music has an unescapable way of penetrating the soul.
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In a show of striking imagination, Fareeda and Jack are a free-spirited black girl and a nerdy white boy.
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There's the free-spirited, touchy-feely Jesse (Lucy Hale), lolling in her New Age lair of pillows and mood lighting.
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And far from abandoning free-spirited imagination and play, Nina Katchadourian would eventually redirect both into her very remarkable art.
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Also in both the books and TV series, the free-spirited, sly, and sexually adventurous Oberyn became an immediate fan favorite.
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Together, the Dirty Computer flashbacks paint a picture of Jane's free-spirited lifestyle despite constant surveillance and the threat of persecution.
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A free-spirited family of eight "vanished and perished" recently, after their SUV went off a 100-foot cliff in California.
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They are optimistic, open-minded and tend to have a free-spirited streak, even though family roots and obligations remain important.
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Bonnie is the free-spirited second wife of Nathan Carlson — the ex-husband of Monterey, California's queen bee, Madeline Martha Mackenzie.
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Experimental College, in Wisconsin, attracted hundreds of free-spirited students when it was founded in 220 without schedules or mandatory classes.
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But the sex is anything but empowering, and her partner is not a free-spirited, "you do you," green-juice-swiller.
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On November 11, your ruling planet, Venus, enters Capricorn, which will be huge shift from its time in free-spirited Sagittarius.
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It's also her aim, she explained later, to take full advantage of the technique of these "free-spirited, open-minded" dancers.
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Adore Delano: I hadn't heard of it until my friend was telling me about how cool and free-spirited it was.
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She had one of her biggest hits in 1953 with "Calamity Jane," playing the notoriously free-spirited frontierwoman Martha Jane Canary.
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Sui's free-spirited clothes still serve as a riposte to anyone who claims American fashion is fixated on cold, clean minimalism.
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And going to high school there and just being like a free spirited kid in the world of 1970s Los Angeles.
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This results in tech companies with little to no regulation because investors want "free-spirited innovation" and "rapid growth," Ershaghi says.
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The film follows the free-spirited woman who flees her arranged marriage and finds refuge among a rabble-rousing preacher named Jesus.
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Action planet Mars enters philosophical, free-spirited Fire sign Sagittarius at 7:57 AM, putting everyone in an energetic and outgoing mood.
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In one night, Grace and Bryson Mawn went from being free-spirited 20-year-olds to parents of a tiny, unexpected baby.
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And while I enjoy fashion from mostly all decades, the 70s does have very retro and free spirited fashion that I love.
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By the eighteen-eighties, the once free-spirited Wilis had been regimented into strict formations, a development that persists in productions today.
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The central character in Brown's novel is a free-spirited Berkeley supermom named Billie, missing for a year and now presumed dead.
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With his free-spirited warmth and impeccable rhythm, Teicher first garnered attention as a dancer with the celebrated tap artist Michelle Dorrance.
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Heidi Klum exudes confidence with everything she does, and the supermodel has her free-spirited parents to thank for her body positive mindset.
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The Boho BabeLeave the flowy, pleated maxi-skirt at home this year and center your free-spirited aesthetic around a denim minidress instead.
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Helen's free-spirited nature brings Leonard Bast (Joseph Quinn) into their lives after the younger Schlegel sister accidentally stole the impoverished clerk's umbrella.
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Dad Andre brings the laughs with his stubborn-but-silly antics, which are often countered by his practical-yet-free-spirited wife Rainbow.
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Here we are invited to feel fear for a miscegenous relationship: a regressive, traditional, despotic East and a progressive, modern, free-spirited West.
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She was a free-spirited, redheaded beauty prone to "car dancing" and hot-tempered men who couldn't give her the love she sought.
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The story rides the edge between reality and magic with gentle aplomb; Alexander's loose, free-spirited art makes the magic feel quite possible.
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Perhaps the riskiest move was hiring another first-time actress, Bria Vinaite, a heavily tattooed, free-spirited Brooklynite, to play Moonee's mother, Halley.
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Like a Disney princess — the resemblance hardly seems accidental — she is free-spirited and rebellious, her loyalties split between two opposed parental figures.
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Starting with the "back-to-landers" and free-spirited hippie movement in the late 1960s, growers refined the science of pot farming here.
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An article in The San Francisco Chronicle described her as a "freewheeling and free-spirited" person who loved cooking and played the drums.
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But city officials saw the free-spirited dancers with their loud boomboxes and volunteer D.J.s who played music on weekends as a nuisance.
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Now, Phans can create memories in New York — a city that upon first glance seems contrarian to the free-spirited jam-band culture.
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Pepe the Frog burst onto the internet in 2005 when artist Matt Furie created the free spirited frog and uploaded him to Myspace.
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There, the free-spirited Marianne attracts the attention of both the steady Colonel Brandon (Rickman) and the more dashing — and dangerous — Willoughby (Greg Wise).
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They're sold individually in sterling silver ($60 each) or gold ($110 each) if your free-spirited recipient has an odd number of ear piercings.
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But I was terrified because of who this woman was — this larger-than-life, free-spirited, New Age urban hippie who was into everything.
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Kate Bellm's psychedelic landscapes and dreamy portraits of free-spirited people living their best life create a world into which the viewer can escape.
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Frankel admits that she's pretty "free-spirited" when it comes to 7 year-old daughter Bryn Come back every day at 8:30 a.m.
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The free-spirited Emma turns out to be everything the buttoned-up Sally isn't, which makes their liberating sexual encounters all the more shattering.
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Organizers of these suburban dance-music festivals have created a more open, free-spirited milieu than the exclusive — and expensive — club scene in Paris.
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The Mood is free-spirited and open-minded as the Moon connects with wildcard Uranus, which is currently shaking things up in your sign.
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We're talking about Burning Man, the notoriously free-spirited annual spectacle that has occupied a dry lake bed outside Reno for nearly 403 years.
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Mr. Putin has insisted there is "no proof" Russia is directing the work of "free spirited" hackers — despite decisive American intelligence to the contrary.
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Now, she is being uncharacteristically candid, speaking to People about her free-spirited parenting style when it comes to her children with Ryan Gosling.
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Instead, her free spirited character chose Eliza Doolittle from My Fair Lady – albeit in her all white and diamonds moment from the ball scene.
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Shared exclusively with PEOPLE, the clip gives a glimpse into the life of introverted architect Henry (Sudeikis) and his free-spirited pregnant wife Penny (Biel).
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Russia was an experiment in progress in the heady years following the 360023 revolution, and avant-garde art, free-spirited by definition, was officially embraced.
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Russia was an experiment in progress in the heady years following the 1917 revolution, and avant-garde art, free-spirited by definition, was officially embraced.
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Russia was an experiment in progress in the heady years following the 46463 revolution, and avant-garde art, free-spirited by definition, was officially embraced.
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"I'm a very free spirited person, I think you need to be yourself, not take this s— too seriously and just have fun," she says.
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In a mostly superfluous prologue, we see her (played by Barbara Colen) in 1980, celebrating the birthday of her free-spirited aunt Lucia (Thaia Perez).
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With gray hair, visible lines on his face and loss of youthful slimness, he is more like a free-spirited bohemian in a strange disguise.
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So it seems only natural that her new collaboration with Stance Socks, "Miss Dazey," would also follow suit with an equally eclectic, free-spirited collection.
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On Wednesday, warrior Mars enters free-spirited Aquarius, which rules the partnerships sector of your chart, giving you stamina to evolve with whomever you choose.
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She plays Erica Vandross, a free-spirited 17-year-old who scams older men by giving them blow jobs and then blackmailing them with footage.
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Since the deal, though, many have wondered whether there would be a culture clash between notably free-spirited Mackey and Amazon's buttoned-up corporate culture.
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Beneath her free-spirited life, Ms. Bassem is legally tied to the consent powers of her brother, her current guardian, who has respected her choices.
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Considered a free-spirited personality, he once smashed three rackets during a match and won a final in the rain while playing in his socks.
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There is no better illustration of this than the ever-expanding circle of powerful and free-spirited women with whom he chose to surround himself.
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Her daughter Tosca evokes the free-spirited "island" of circus life in post-war East Germany—by writing in the voice of her human trainer, Barbara.
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"I fell in love with its simple but elegant front and dramatic, intricately layered tulle skirt that enhanced the dress' free-spirited, impressionistic qualities," she said.
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He expands a subplot about Montag's free-spirited neighbor Clarisse, who is given a larger role as a young teacher resisting her school's stifling educational curriculum.
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"Everything that I do is very precisely laid out, drawn, and colored on the computer," says ColorOrgy, noting that earlier work was much more free spirited.
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But I do love that it just really speaks to like the sort of free-spirited, driven, young person that Rebecca was before she met Jack.
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Designated in 1916 by President Woodrow Wilson, the US National Park Service has provided 84 million acres of protected land for the free-spirited to explore.
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Before Marina's shocking death, she was the free-spirited rich girl who was more accepting of the newcomers than her high-class family and brother, Guzmán.
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So she did it again, and two years later published " A Boy of Good Breeding ," about a free-spirited young mother in a Canadian prairie town.
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Giving her hair that movement and fluidity echos her free-spirited personality: something that will always do what it wants and is beautiful while doing it.
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More than a city for food lovers, media moguls, and finance titans, New York is an irresistible draw for creative souls young, old, and free-spirited.
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The affair between buttoned-up Lucas and free-spirited Katya provides most of the film's energy, in schematic contrast to Lucas's apparently bland life at home.
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Her encounter with a free-spirited Swedish woman, met on the beach at Biarritz, throws her into despair, a setup for what might be a miracle.
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The site being excavated was to conform to his dreams of a pacifist, matriarchal, free-spirited civilization, nothing like the Europe outside tumbling into world war.
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Alun Williams makes ahistorical history paintings by playing with the postmodern circulation of context-free imagery, mixing free-spirited image accumulation with glints of personal specificity.
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But when their children eventually moved out, they realized they had been missing something: the creative, free-spirited bustle of a dense urban neighborhood like TriBeCa.
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Lisa, however, confesses that she's just broken up with her boyfriend, prompting her more free-spirited sister to coax her to get out and live a little.
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While vandwelling—living out of vans, cars, or motorhomes, as a lifestyle—was popularized by free-spirited hippies in the 60s, it's seeing a resurgence among millennials.
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The Moon enters free-spirited Sagittarius this afternoon, but the only adventure you should take today should be to take a nap—or maybe get some meditation!
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I spent my childhood wishing my bohemian, free-spirited, wannabe actress mom would make a home-cooked Jewish dinner the way my maternal grandmother, Beauty, always did.
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There's middle kid Ray (Mason Cook) trying to impress a free-spirited girl who models her decisions after the Manic Pixie Dream Girls she sees in movies.
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Set in modern-day Fort Greene, Nola Darling (DeWanda Wise) is a free-spirited Brooklyn artist in her late 20s getting her start in the art world.
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Today's solar eclipse in sensitive Pisces will find you reflecting on home and family in a way that you free-spirited, travel loving Sagittarius people rarely do.
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On the other side of the deal was Brian Zisk, a free-spirited entrepreneur partial to Hawaiian shirts who splits his time between Maui and San Francisco.
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Quite curiously, Williams makes ahistorical history paintings by playing with the postmodern circulation of context-free imagery, mixing free-spirited image accumulation with glints of personal specificity.
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" Since the episode, Ryan admits that they are "just a little bit more free-spirited and enjoying our life," and are "hoping that we can maintain that philosophy.
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You're very free-spirited, and you don't mind living out of a backpack or suitcase so you can wander the world without roots and responsibilities weighing you down.
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There's the zany magic comedy about a family that produces witches two by two, in pairs of sisters (one redheaded and free-spirited, the other brunette and pragmatic).
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The limited-edition Jassa line was influenced by Indonesian and Southeast Asian design, with the designers immersing themselves in traditional handicrafts to create the playful, free-spirited items.
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On the more aggressive end, in her version of Bob Dylan's "Don't Think Twice, It's All Right," she became the free-spirited woman triumphantly kissing off a lover.
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I wouldn't say that the early days of Jack and Rebecca — how free-spirited Rebecca is — is any indication of Jack having a drink or two or four.
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She has become known for her free-spirited performing style—she sways about, roams the stage, and sometimes goes barefoot—and for her provocative takes on the classics.
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Seeing the show is like meeting the free-spirited and fun-loving girl of one's youth who has grown up to be a conventional woman, delighted to conform.
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In it, emotionally-withdrawn, struggling indie-film actor, Naima (Alia Shawkat), hooks up with the free-spirited musician, Sergio (Laia Costa), after meeting at a bar that night.
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The moon in free-spirited Sagittarius connects with Venus retrograde at 2:55 PM before connecting with Mars at 4:59 PM, creating an easygoing and social energy.
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The hosts of the podcast speculated about why Spears's Instagram, usually a free-spirited diary of her life with her two sons, had been mysteriously inactive for months.
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He loved the music and the performances, notably Robert Klein as Vernon Gersch, the neurotic Hamlisch stand-in, and Lucie Arnaz as the free-spirited lyricist Sonia Walsk.
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By the late 1960s, Jewish enclaves in the Catskills had given way to an influx of hippies who were attracted to the cheap land and free-spirited lifestyle.
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If some of us are destined to repeat history, Bonnie's marriage seems something of a mirror image to her parents': free-spirited woman marries straight-laced white dude.
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So her gutsy, free-spirited friend Charlotte hires a dashing male escort (Marc Ruchmann) to woo Elsa, to boost her confidence and to end her, uh, dry spell.
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If you've got more of a free-spirited approach to interior design, macramé details can be added above your sofa or reading nook for a dreamy boho vibe.
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Synopsis: A free-spirited 15-year-old girl flirts with a dangerous stranger in the Northern California suburbs and must prepare herself for the frightening and traumatic consequences.
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Up until 33, the property was rented out to a rotating cast of free-spirited artists, activists and musicians, who lived in two old-growth timber-frame houses.
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However, reading this early work as free-spirited in both process and content would neglect the discipline McGinley established only a few years after picking up a camera.
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As this Moon sits on top of retrograde Mars and conflicts with free-spirited Uranus, you're gathering deep insight into how you behave in order to liberate yourself.
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Their free-spirited style of teaching is similar to that of Montessori schools (of which China now has at least 900 at the kindergarten level, and perhaps many more).
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Mexico native Jen Zeano is the creator and founder of Jen Zeano Designs — a Texas-based lifestyle brand with a mission to create rad things for free-spirited girls.
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The platform, which shares features in common with Instagram, Snapchat and Periscope, has become a way to exchange glimpses — often bawdy and free spirited — of ordinary lives in China.
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The platform, which shares features in common with Instagram, Snapchat and Periscope, has become a way to exchange glimpses — often bawdy and free-spirited — of ordinary lives in China.
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As for Olivia, she's appalled by Ethan's very public gallivanting, but we learn that she was once free-spirited enough to traipse off to Europe to follow a lover.
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Gurung's free-spirited sensibility — and his outspoken runway activism, which accompanies his colorful, modern clothes — is nothing like the Row's restrained sense of luxury, voluminous proportions and discreet hues.
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The Chicago Cubs, however, are a team that prides itself on maintaining a relatively free-spirited work environment, and they have found a way to tinker with this routine.
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Posing with or on Joshua trees is a major fad right now among the young and "free-spirited" ... although most of 'em get grilled for it, just like Miley.
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Even the choice of premiering at Coachella is odd, as the music festival, despite its reputation for free-spirited art, is still a major player in our capitalist world. .
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While the members of Phish are serious, virtuosic musicians, free-spirited play, antics, fun, and a carnivalesque air of freedom and excitation are big parts of the concert experience.
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They needed a face and a body that was equally free-spirited and un-coifed, but yet beautiful and gentle, which is what the '60s were all about, right?
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Since taking over the design of Marni from the label's founder, Consuelo Castiglioni, in October 2016, Francesco Risso has made his calling card a free-spirited, almost obdurate naïveté.
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When the father of the English writer Helen Macdonald suddenly died, she coped with her grief through training a goshawk, a notoriously free-spirited and vicious bird of prey.
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"We were intrigued by the idea of a free-spirited woman who is ready for anything: curious, courageous, looking to challenge herself and to explore the world," says Johansson.
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The kind of free-spirited liberalism that made Amsterdam a magnet for the backpackers of the Western world was always concentrated in the cities along the North Sea coast.
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Diana was our leader, free spirited yet practical, and good at making peace, skills that came in handy when negotiating room assignments on our budget-minded group trips abroad.
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While their performances failed to attain a national following, their free-spirited satirical irreverence arguably planted a seed that would later sprout around 1980 with the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence.
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In the season two opener of Queen Sugar, the free-spirited Bordelon sister, Nova, addressed this latter point and it was a Black feminist perspective we all needed to hear.
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Ms. Moggie's free-spirited Jenn, whom we first meet as she's clad in an American-flag bikini, prancing freely around the bar, thankfully remains just this side of cloyingly whimsical.
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Despite festive touches — the Police Department showed off a vehicle with rainbow stripes — some participants chafed at the inherent conflict of having heavily armed guards monitoring a free-spirited event.
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Scrupulously faithful to the biographical record, "The Young Karl Marx," directed by Raoul Peck (from a script he wrote with Pascal Bonitzer), is both intellectually serious and engagingly free-spirited.
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Lots of change is happening this month, starting with two planets shifting signs on March 5: Communication planet Mercury enters Pisces, and warrior Mars enters free-spirited Fire sign Sagittarius.
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Initially run out of a professor's house, the college was among a group of free-spirited institutions started in the 220s and '220s that let students design their own curriculums.
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It was a notable catch for the newly elected leader, after several previous French presidents had been unable to persuade Mr. Hulot, a free-spirited activist, to join the government.
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Jeannette, her father's favorite — his nickname for her is Mountain Goat — admires her parents' free-spirited individualism even as she suffers amid the chaos of their chosen way of life.
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Seasons: 5 (1997-2002)What it was about: Dharma and Greg married despite being polar opposites: Dharma was a free-spirited yoga teacher, while Greg was a buttoned-up lawyer.
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Donning a plaid button-up, a ten-gallon hat, and a bandana necktie, Fenn embodied the free-spirited Western ethos — and his riddle drew thousands of treasure hunters to the Rockies.
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Critic score: 78%Synopsis: Free-spirited Princess Merida (Kelly Macdonald) is always at odds with her mother, Queen Elinor (Emma Thompson), as she faces societal pressure to marry a Scottish lord.
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She was the only child of free-spirited, hippie parents — her mother and stepfather ran an auction company — and entertained herself with paperback bodice-rippers she bought at the grocery store.
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First, a bit of context: the Tumblr community has long been known as a free-spirited group where just about anything goes, including porn and many other varieties of NSFW content.
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While Jeanne embraces her role as the dejected, apparently unconscious daughter with daddy issues, Ariane plays the part of the free-spirited object of a rather different kind of paternal desire.
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The 48-page tabloid section features dozens of photographs that show how California's free-spirited culture, prizing recreation and innovation, appeared to Times reporters 3,000 miles away in New York City.
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As played by Pamela Sue Martin (familiar to me from a terrifying afternoon watching "The Poseidon Adventure"), Fallon was my favorite character on the show: intelligent, free-spirited and sexually liberated.
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My dear cousin Alma Otero-Pérez, a free-spirited poet who was my mentor and model growing up on the island, had died overnight at her home for patients with Alzheimer's.
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They end up crashing on the couch of Marianne (Jae Suh Park), a flighty, free-spirited actress, and catching up on their old friendships, which have become more competitive and complicated.
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But Marguerite Stern, a guitarist and singer-songwriter based in NYC, told Insider that although "Friends" nailed "the silly free-spirited side of performing," there were some details that seemed inaccurate.
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He was beautiful to watch in the role: handsome, charming, free-spirited and just spoiled enough to remind you that Adam didn't come from a working class family like my own.
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Now installed at the Frick (on a loan from the Norton Simon Museum in Pasadena, Calif.), it shows the free-spirited Cagnacci more than capable of compositional rigor and emotional complexity.
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A free-spirited, colorful-haired book store employee (Amanita) and her lowkey, computer hacktivist girlfriend (Nomi) seem like an odd pair, but these contrasts drive the beautiful narrative behind their relationship.
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The Moon will sit on top of your retrograde planetary ruler Mars and conflict with free-spirited Uranus, causing sensitivity around how your activity within a group affects your self-worth.
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Around the same time that our skin starts glowing and our wardrobe changes, we want our hair to match the free spirited, sip-rosé-on-a-rooftop vibe of the fleeting season.
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I was afraid that my desire to adopt was actually rooted in a subconscious need to replace my first foster son, a free-spirited, wild little thing who could never be replaced.
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It was interesting, Williams added, to play a free-spirited woman in an age when women couldn't sign contracts and any of their own money immediately became their husband's property upon marriage.
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What I found was a strange, beautiful social experiment—a commune of free-spirited people living on 17-acre, thickly forested property in Tofino, arguably one of the most stunning locations in Canada.
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So much of the Rome Williams knew and loved — the swinging, free-spirited Rome of the 212s and 218s — is long gone, paved over by anesthetized chain stores, tourist traps and bank branches.
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While that still might sound terrifying, the ride is actually built more for fun and families than it is for sheer white-knuckle thrills, and feels more free-spirited when it's in action.
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His future sister-in-law (Hepburn), however, is similarly free-spirited; you can probably imagine how all these tensions will come to a head during — appropriately — the film's climactic New Year's Eve bash.
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Nageire, born in the 16th century as a response to this style, was more individualistic and free-spirited: It made use of delicate ephemerals like wildflowers that would have gone unnoticed in tatehana.
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All the while, our free-spirited heroine attempts to hold onto her lifelong dream of becoming a superstar, the promise of a lead role in a local rapper's music video propelling her forward.
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Each of Ms. Martin's designs is made from hand-printed batik silk or rayon to befit a free-spirited globe-trotter, one who may or may not have any plans to travel soon.
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Nonetheless, Burden remained in the LA area until the end of his life, epitomizing the free-spirited zeitgeist of a west-coast artist who had the space and freedom to realize his visions.
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Sagittarius is a free spirited, open-minded, up-for-anything Fire sign (like you, Leo!), and you'll enjoy a huge burst in creative inspiration during this time, as well as in your romantic life.
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Last year, Mysteryland worked hard to evoke Woodstock '69, while Coachella plays up its own free-spirited desert oasis kind of thing, and Sasquatch has a specifically Northwestern, earthy and crunchy tone going on.
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The free-spirited 1960s and 70s are making a come back with more than just fashion brands this season; Ikea's new limited edition fall home collection is also going retro in a major way.
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Katie Lee, a free-spirited folk singer who found her mission as a performer and writer protesting the loss of Glen Canyon's spectacular beauty to a dam on the Colorado River, died on Nov.
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That means there's still a chance to see Brittany Pollack's free-spirited, barefoot ballet and Amar Ramasar's robust sailor dance before they take their final bows and make their way back to the barre.
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He tries to find himself amid the fervor and slips in and out of relationships with two women: the free-spirited Laure (Carole Combes) and the more serious and politically minded Christine (Lola Créton).
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Asked about suspicions that Russia might try to interfere in the coming elections in Germany, Mr. Putin raised the possibility of attacks on foreign votes by what he portrayed as free-spirited Russian patriots.
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There are the buttoned-up ones, who have their sights set on Ivy League degrees, and free-spirited ones, who view the curation of their child's creativity and self-expression as a monumental task.
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If shopping is on the schedule, this is the neighborhood to roam; the free-spirited North Shore merchants include art galleries, handmade jewelry and gift shops, clothing stores, cafes, tattoo parlors and record stores.
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Over the centuries, various writers have played with the trope, unsettling its easy moralism: the ant can seem meanspirited, the grasshopper the sort of free-spirited artist who enriches our world in nonmaterial ways.
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Sure there were plenty of the well-off and well-toned hedonists that one typically associates with the transformational festival scene, with a respectable smattering of career hippies and free-spirited families mixed in.
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Drew Barrymore has been hitting red carpets for the past 30 years, and in that time she's created her own signature free-spirited style, which can be seen in her new clothing line, Dear Drew.
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The 25-piece collection features a "free-spirited aesthetic that is easy to make your own" and "shows a laid-back, unique and authentic silhouette," & Other Stories designer Georgine Le Toqueux said in a release.
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Madonna sparkles as Susan, the free-spirited party girl who we first meet lying on the floor of an Atlantic City hotel room posing for the 1985 equivalent of a selfie, Polaroid camera in hand.
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It's a song about looking back at an old photo of yourself with your friends, wondering where the time went, and remembering when you were more adventurous, more free-spirited, and more free of wrinkles.
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In the movie Practical Magic, Sally Owens (Sandra Bullock) is the mother because she has children, her free-spirited sister Gillian (Nicole Kidman) is the maiden, and their two older aunts form the crone together.
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Resistant at first, she eventually relents, forging an unexpected bond with Tully ("Halt and Catch Fire's" Mackenzie Davis), a free-spirited 20-something who brings a bit of Mary Poppins-like wisdom into the household.
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As temperatures (and passions) rise in the throes of summer, Irina disrupts the placid social scene by introducing a successful novelist, Boris (Corey Stoll), to Nina (Ronan), a free-spirited young woman from a neighboring estate.
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Combs, who portrayed Ella Montgomery, the free-spirited mom of Aria (Lucy Hale) for seven seasons on the Freeform series, took to Instagram to announce her engagement to her boyfriend, whom People reports is named Mike.
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It also turns "Adrift" into a reasonably effective love story, with the free-spirited Tami landing in Tahiti and being wooed by Richard, who fatefully agrees to sail a wealthy couple's boat to California for them.
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Abbie, a free-spirited artist with Manic Panic dyed hair, gives him a copy of "Our Bodies, Ourselves" and introduces him to bands like the Buzzcocks, while Julie confides in him about her own burgeoning sexuality.
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When Margot leaves to go to Scotland, she wears an Aries necklace, which is a bit of a play on the fact that she's going off and Aries are known to be free-spirited and playful.
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In a free-spirited era of "sex, drugs and rock 'n' roll," said Tony Kent, a fashion photographer who worked with Mr. David on photo shoots, he was conservative and ambitious, which contributed to his success.
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What can Putin do if "free-spirited Russian patriots" choose their targets depending how they feel "when they wake up in the morning and read that something is going on" in elections in Europe, America or elsewhere?
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When uptight professor Vivian (Helen Shaver) heads to Reno to get a divorce from her husband, she mets a younger, free-spirited casino worker/artist Cay (Patricia Charbonneau) and the two are quickly drawn to each other.
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The dynamic is destabilized when the recently separated Miguel (Arturo del Puerto) shows up with his new girlfriend, a free-spirited DJ / reiki healer / artisanal nut-cheese maker named Jandice (Juliette Lewis, in a Juliette Lewis role).
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Western States, the world's oldest 2259-mile trail race, is one of a handful of ultramarathons beginning to drug test athletes, a stark change for a sport known for its free-spirited athletes and grass-roots organization.
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It follows three generations of women — the reliable matriarch Eva, her free-spirited daughter Sonja and Sonja's estranged daughters, Vivi and Lara — and the events that transpire over three Christmases that shape their understandings of one another.
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He was a free-spirited skateboarder who wore his dreadlocks colorfully: half orange, half black, Ms. Morris said in an interview on Tuesday, adding that he loved to draw and that he had planned to study photography.
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Both are rapping well, but neither dwells on it, especially Blac Youngsta, owner of one of the most free-spirited social media presences in hip-hop who raps like he might bust out giggling at any moment.
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It was a movie cry, induced by that magical alchemy of Abba songs and a plotline that reminded me of my own quite alive, free-spirited mother whom I hadn't seen in months and missed very much.
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Expect the unexpected when the Moon, in free-spirited Sagittarius, connects with the planet of rebellion, Uranus, at 10:12 AM. Things get a little more serious and practical at 1:45 PM when the Moon enters Capricorn.
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That free-spirited personality, such a big part of his commercial appeal, has landed him in trouble with the Brazilian police, who could charge Lochte and another American swimmer, Jimmy Feigen, with providing false testimony about a crime.
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"Ten years ago, you wanted to be this perfect princess on your wedding day," said Molly Guy, the free-spirited owner of Stone Fox Bride, adding that in an increasingly fluid marketplace such thinking does not always apply.
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Urbain is also represented by a drawing titled "The Conversation," a dual portrait of Black Mountain cohorts Ruth Asawa and Ray Johnson — the latter perhaps the most free-spirited artist in the history of post-War contemporary art.
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Lyn, a free-spirited serial entrepreneur (currently creating a line of "Aztec-inspired lotions"), and her white-collar sister, Emma (Mishel Prada), hurry home to settle the affairs of their late mother, for whom the series is named.
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This drawing, also from the Louvre collection, illustrates a sudden change of style: From the sculpturelike precision of the drapery drawings, Leonardo shifted to a form of sketching that was imprecise and free-spirited, if not downright messy.
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A new collaboration between the Spanish house Loewe and Paula's Ibiza, a boutique that captured the island's quintessentially glamorous, free-spirited style during the '80s and '90s, lets you live out your Ibizan fantasies — no air miles required.
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Synopsis: After a threat from the tiger Shere Khan forces him to flee the jungle, a man-cub named Mowgli embarks on a journey of self discovery with the help of panther Bagheera and free-spirited bear Baloo.
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Leon Russell is album is that fully embraced this contrarianism: it's full of lush nods to the Delta music of his youth, the music studios of Los Angeles, and the free-spirited psychedelic rock of the late 60s.
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Leni Riefenstahl (Carice van Houten), the free-spirited German filmmaker whose acclaimed two-part 1938 film "Olympia" documents the 1936 Games, flits in and out of the movie, yet the friction between her and the suspicious Goebbels is palpable.
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A sex-positive, business-owning, singing and dancing single mom raises her free-spirited and confident 20-year-old daughter—and, along with the help of her lifelong friends, empowers her child to make her own choices in life.
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In Big Little Lies, Kravitz was cast as Bonnie, the free-spirited wife of a white man, though no mention was made of her character's race within the context of the WASP-y Monterey community in which she lives.
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And soon Locke is dead as well, at least legally, as he assumes Robertson's identity and sets off across Europe with a free-spirited architecture student (Maria Schneider) in tow — unaware that his deceased pal was an arms dealer.
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Maybe it's time to ditch the chakra-balancing crystals and magnesium-infused smoothies and go in for some good old-fashioned sartorial R & R, even if the only place you wear the free-spirited items is to the office.
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Evie Boyd, an only child whose upper-middle-class parents have recently divorced, wants to be older than her fourteen years, and is drawn to the free-spirited, rebellious young women she sees one day in a Petaluma park.
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Saturn, the planet of restriction and responsibility, is currently in your sign, inspiring you to be less of the your typical, free-spirited self— your vibe is way more mature now, and, today you'll make a particularly smart move.
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The site, which had long been known for its free-spirited user base that made the blogging platform a home for all varieties of NSFW content, lost hundreds of millions of users after its decision last year to ban adult content.
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Barrymore's first clothing collection, called Dear Drew, is now available on Amazon Fashion (shop it here!), and will feature a variety of apparel, jewelry and accessories, at prices ranging from $28 to $248, that embody the actress's free-spirited style.
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The search engine grouped its findings into three main stories: military-inspired (think bomber jackets and biker pants), free-spirited (in line with the easy-going nature of off-the-shoulder tops), and ready-to-go (think one-pieces and rompers).
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The campaign also includes a video that's meant to capture Gigi's "free-spirited and magnetic personality" by showing her commanding a group of handsome sailors through a grueling set of push-ups in all her "cool all-American style" glory.
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When the actress cruised onto the scene in 2000, playing the free-spirited and magnetic Penny Lane in Almost Famous, we collectively fell in love with her unflappable joie de vivre (one that seemed inseparable from the character she played).
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The evidence in favor of that conclusion: That white peasant blouse looks just like what we imagine the free-spirited pop star would wear for a wedding (just before changing into something rainbow colored and sparkly for the reception, naturally).
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Inside the walls of Anthropologie is everything everything you need to transform your life into that of a free-spirited 21st century bohème who lives between a historic brownstone in Brooklyn Heights and a charming villa in the French Riviera.
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But when the camping trip gathers Kathryn's meek sister, holier than thou ex-best friend and a free-spirited Tagalong in one place, it becomes a weekend of tested marriages and woman on woman crime that won't soon be forgotten.
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Snowboarder Jamie Anderson, who earned gold in women's halfpipe last week, is another favorite: "She is so amazing, she's so free-spirited, she's always been genuine" And "I definitely want to become friends with Lindsey Vonn, I love her," Evans says.
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The Moon in free-spirited Sagittarius is lighting up the communication sector of your chart today, putting you in a talkative mood, and surely bringing some interesting news your way, especially when it connects with messenger planet Mercury this afternoon.
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In a Marvel-ous pairing, Ian and Barley are voiced by Tom Holland and Chris Pratt, respectively, and they bring a goofy chemistry to their interaction, with the level-headed younger brother forced to ground the free-spirited older one.
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Directed by the countercultural filmmaker Hal Ashby and written by Colin Higgins, the dramedy follows a May-December romance between Harold (Bud Cort), a sullen 20-year-old man, and Maude (Ruth Gordon), a free-spirited 79-year-old woman.
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Clarkdale DA Ranch 123A 179 Jerome 30 17 Cornville Cottonwood Street data from OpenStreetMap By The New York Times On this stretch of Arizona's wine trail, a largely experimental and free-spirited vineyard scene is growing more serious by the minute.
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But for the free-spirited Malaviya, surfing will always be an overwhelming love for all things ocean and the giddy rush of feeling like a child again, something she wants everyone, regardless of gender, to prioritize over winning a prize.
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You could call that very free spirited, but there are some tacit rules to it: A woman can't have an orgasm with the other men—she can only come if her husband has an orgasm at the same time as her.
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"I gotta do things my own way, darling," Rihanna sings in the chorus of ANTI opener "Consideration" possibly in rebuke to a nagging lover, but it's hard not to see it as sated acceptance of the singer's free spirited public and media persona.
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Saturn is currently in Sagittarius, and while Sagittarius is totally a free-spirited energy that loves to party and consume, it's also very philosophical energy, concerned with truth and doing the right thing—not just by other people, but by yourself, too.
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In some ways, that describes an average day in the lives of free-spirited kids—they kiss their friends on the playground, they get kissed by their parents, they stick their hands in or near other kids' mouths, and then in their own.
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We follow Jimmie on his skateboard up and down the hills of the city, past Victorian homes and a naked man at a bus stop, a nod to the free-spirited side of the city that many now fear is being lost.
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A memorial to those who lost their lives in 2018 Mr. Meng "played an important, fearless role in championing an unorthodox, experimental and free-spirited poetry in China back in the 1980s," Professor Huang, who is also a poet, said in an email.
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The DC Mini is stolen, occasioning a battle royal in which the doctor's free-spirited computer avatar, Paprika, bends time and space with impunity and changes her identity at will (at one point to Disney's Tinker Bell, at another to the Sphinx).
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Both, too, walked in the Battle of Versailles (a kind of fashion face-off between French and American designers in 1973) for the African-American designer Stephen Burrows, whose color-blocked, lettuce-edged dresses represented the free-spirited disco nights of the time.
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As she prepared to get married in a flowy dress and flower crown she hoped would read as free-spirited, Marnie stared down a concerned Hannah and begged her to at least pretend that getting married to Desi was a good decision.
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And she's incredibly fun, playful, joyful, and free-spirited, kind and wise, and also has a sort of stillness about her because she's always tuning into people, so she's quite an interesting character to play — very vivacious and lively, yet very centered and aware.
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There, at Glen Canyon Dam, the river is turned back on itself, drowning more than 2124 miles of plasma-red gorges and replacing the Colorado's free-spirited rapids with an immense lake of flat, still water called Lake Powell, the nation's second-largest reserve.
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Read more: 'High school now, it's a whole other level': 7 adults who posed as teenagers for a semester were shocked by how much things have changedKhaseen's older sister, Kedeemah Morris, told The New York Times her brother was a "sweet" and free-spirited boy.
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Set in 1979, the A24 release casts Bening as a Bohemian single mother raising her teenage son in Santa Barbara with the help of a free-spirited artist (Greta Gerwig) living in their home and the alluring girl next door, played by Elle Fanning.
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For a movie about con artists, there is a lot of screen time spent examining to the nuances of love: there's Baby wooing his diner crush, Baby dreaming about his free-spirited mother, and then there's Buddy and Darling with their matching neck tattoos.
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His current marriage is to the frizzy-headed and free-spirited Maureen (Emma Thompson), who seems nice enough but lets her alcoholism get the better of her, and as a self-styled gourmet cook serves up truly terrible meals to her husband's children and grandchildren.
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There's probably a would-be metaphor waiting to reveal itself in these scenes — maybe it is the screenwriter Eric Heisserer's way of clearly contrasting Jessica as the free-spirited sibling and Malorie as the cynical one who harbors zero desire to become a mother.
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A bona fide breakout, the film is a free-spirited portrait of an empty nester in her sexual prime who at the same time finds herself falling prey to the kind of archetypal train wreck of a boyfriend often reserved for ingénues in breakup movies.
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Not to spoil anything, although the drama is based on a 118-year-old book, which was made into a 26-year-old film, but these two free-spirited sisters are also forced to make difficult decisions to survive in their world of pre-WWI England.
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In one of the most memorable scenes of 2008's Mamma Mia, Donna Sheridan (Meryl Streep), the free-spirited American innkeeper, prances around the fictional Greek island of Kalokairi singing ABBA's "Dancing Queen" and liberating hordes of traditionally-dressed Greek women from their men and their chores.
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If Hong Kong agrees to revive that idea, renewed upheaval is all the more likely, as residents will rightly fear that the new law could be used to lock away people for political crimes, and thus turn free-spirited Hong Kong into just another Chinese city.
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Over the past decade or so, music festivals have gone from the exclusive domain of free-spirited baby boomers and those whose preferred footwear consists exclusively of Birkenstocks to a place where every type of celebrity goes to see and be seen by their Hollywood contemporaries.
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From the free-spirited nature of Deep Springs College, which is located in the middle of the California desert, to the unique grading system of Reed College, in which letter grades don't exist, the nation is home to schools with a diverse range of academics and campuses.
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They include his free-spirited, libertine neighbor Dusan (Christoph Waltz, who gives the whole movie a welcome shot of adrenaline) and the former Vietnamese dissident Ngoc Lan Tran (Hong Chau, who arrives late in the movie and winds up largely stealing the film when Waltz isn't).
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The video finds Petty in his most unlikely phase to date, his sardonic-rocker transformed, just temporarily, into a free-spirited, Saturday-morning-ready cartoon (the fact that it accompanied such an urgent, riff-riding bit of let's-hit-the-highway spiritedness made it all the more joyful).
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SOFT FOCUS AND NAKED JUICE VINTAGE FILTER AND BIG SHADES ADORABLE SELFIES WITH FANS AN ENVIABLE 'FRIENDS' LIST JEALOUSY-INDUCING PARTY GUESTS JEALOUSY-INDUCING FRIENDS JEALOUSY-INDUCING VACATION PHOTOS FREE-SPIRITED HIJINKS PRO-BODY POSITIVITY POSTS FLAWLESS LEVELS OF COMFORT JEALOUSY-INDUCING DINING HABITS LITERAL HIGH-JINKS…GET IT?
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Rosamond Bernier, who transformed the museum art lecture into a dazzling entertainment by blending scholarship, a flair for the dramatic and tales of her days as a free-spirited journalist and friend to Picasso, Matisse and other 19913th-century artists, died on Wednesday at her home in Manhattan.
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It's a setup that's legitimately noir, and suspicion is a major strand of the plot: A dogged young policeman (Gunnar Eiriksson) who looked up to the free-spirited Erik won't leave the case alone, and Adam's rebellious teenage daughter (Mathilde Holtedahl Cuhra) knows that's there's something off about Dad.
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Lee Radziwill, the free-spirited former princess who shared the qualities of wealth, social status and ambition with her older sister, Jacqueline Kennedy Onassis, but who struggled as an actor, decorator and writer to share her sister's aura of success, died on Friday at her home in Manhattan.
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Patchworks, zigzags, florals and stripes collided together in the collection — after all, nothing clashes in the free-spirited world of Missoni knits — and, as the politically minded designer paid homage to the day's Global Climate Strike, models processed while holding solar-powered lamps by the artist Olafur Eliasson for the finale.
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He has a love for certain free-spirited aspects of American culture—Hawaiian chant, the poetry of Whitman and Ginsberg (used in the vocal compositions "Seadrift" and "Plutonian Ode," respectively), the minimalist music of Glass and Riley—and an enthusiasm for the work of the Swiss outsider artist Adolf Wölfli.
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Runtime: one hour Debuted: Tuesday, October 13, at 21 pm on The CW There's no reason why No Tomorrow — a quirky romantic comedy about a Type A woman who falls for a free-spirited man who thinks the world is ending in eight months — should be as bad as its first episode.
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Whether it's a free-spirited soul looking to ditch the Reminders app, a Krispy Kreme lover trying to lose the Health app or a regretful Twitter investor wanting to delete the Stocks app, this trick can help you keep the apps out of mind, though they'll still be accessible through Spotlight search.
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Intriguing negotiations will take place this morning, as sweet Venus connects with power planet Pluto at 6:26 AM. The Moon connects with Jupiter at 8:57 PM, creating an optimistic vibe, and Sagittarius season officially kicks off at 10:05 PM with the Sun entering this bright, free-spirited Fire sign.
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It's populated by familiar types lifted from the movies: the mysterious femmes fatales, the free-spirited artists, the topless, eccentric, bird-raising neighbors, the wisecracking friends, and the grizzled, aimless detective type who finds himself always one step behind a plot that turns out to be much wilder than he could have anticipated.
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Ms. Ronan — who earned her second nomination as a 1950s immigrant in "Brooklyn" and her third as a free-spirited Sacramento high schooler in "Lady Bird" — stars as Florence Ponting, a violinist deeply in love with the history student Edward Mayhew (Billy Howle) but reluctant to partake of the pleasures of the flesh.
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He takes the free-spirited, anti-capitalist ethos of 60s rock and mixes it with what the Black Keys think they sound like (good, spirited blues for $93, Alex), packaging it all into a CD you almost bought from the surprisingly excellent opening act at the last War On Drugs show you saw.
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On March 25 taskmaster Saturn stations retrograde (meaning it pauses in the sky and then retraces the steps it's taken through the zodiac) in fellow Fire sign, fun and free-spirited Sagittarius, which will find you reflecting on the structures you've built and the work you've done around romance and creativity since last August 2015.
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Orson Bean, the free-spirited television, stage and film comedian who stepped out of his storybook life to found a progressive school, move to Australia, give away his possessions and wander around a turbulent America in the 1970s as a late-blooming hippie, was killed in a traffic accident on Friday in Venice, Calif.
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With every inch of social progress, free-spirited trolls — the people who prided themselves on "holding nothing sacred" — have demonstrated that they actually hold a great deal sacred: the right to casual racism and transphobia; the right to demand access to women's bodies; and above all, the right to a world that feels safe, familiar, and centered on them.
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Hujar moved out at sixteen, at first sleeping on the couch of a mentoring English teacher at the School of Industrial Arts (now the High School of Art and Design): the fine poet, editor, and translator Daisy Aldan, a free-spirited lesbian who is portrayed in the earliest of his works in the Morgan show, from 211.
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Scattered throughout are Lueders's ceramics, mostly plates and vases, which were made in situ, as well as Sacret Young's abstract photographs of Greek landscapes, and the flotsam of a free-spirited life: bits and pieces of handmade bricolage, wicker baskets filled with crockery for picnics, candle stubs on the dining room table, vases filled with freshly cut wildflowers.
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Inventive, sharp-witted and frequently hilarious, "New People" is set in mid-1990s Brooklyn, four years after the Los Angeles riots and two years before the fictional Senator Jay Bulworth, in the eponymous satirical film by Warren Beatty, will suggest a "voluntary, free-spirited open-ended program of procreative racial deconstruction" — crossbreeding until everybody has the same skin color.
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But fear not, lovers of the Utah canyon country, for the ghost of free-spirited eco-warrior Edward Abbey once again gallops to the rescue via his eloquent and funny memoir "Desert Solitaire: A Season in the Wilderness," first published 50 years ago this month and reviewed by The Times on this exact day in 1968.
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If a "bro" is typically a white, muscled, douchey type of young male who likes to drink beer out of bongs, have sex with any moving object, and listen to Dillon Francis, then an "alt bro" is his subspecies counterpart: a nonconformist "anti bro" with more #woke liberal views, alternative tastes, and a developed sense of his free-spirited personal brand.
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Teenage runners — some in buns of their own, others sporting ponytails — descended to seek selfies or autographs or just get a word and a smile from Pappas, a professional distance runner whose free-spirited persona off the track, perhaps more than her performances on it, has made her something of a cult figure in the insular world of track and field.
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Often likened to Coco Chanel, the designer who liberated women from corsets in the flapper 1920s, the free-spirited Ms. Rykiel (pronounced ree-KYEL) made fashions for women who, like herself, were proud of their pregnancies, sophisticated about sex and too busy to fuss over the latest designer fads — women who wanted to look smart, but needed to get on with their lives.
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The story of a free-spirited woman trying to assert herself against her family's iron-willed matriarch, Simon's dramedy is a poignant look at a typical dysfunctional American family; but even more, it's a deeply personal study in Jewish-American identity and culture during World War II, at a moment when the idea of family and community must have felt nearly fragmented and shell-shocked beyond repair.
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Given her success, it's hard to remember now that this style of pop stardom was out of fashion when she was looking for a record deal earlier in the decade, and she was initially passed on by record labels, despite possessing both a stratospheric vocal range and an enthusiastic tween following, acquired from her stint playing the free-spirited art school student Cat Valentine on Nickelodeon's Victorious and Sam & Cat.
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From baby bangs paired with two long braids to this short, curly mess to a whole bunch of face tattoos, Post is nothing if not aesthetically free-spirited, and while his look has changed, the commentary has stayed the same: Post is kind of a damn mess, with the most common jabs being that he looks like he smells bad and that maybe he deserves a spot on the next season of Queer Eye.
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