He said she was "lovely, lovely, lovely," the detective testified.
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"I think Ed did a lovely job—he's a lovely actor and a lovely person," Podeswa told Newsweek.
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He's a big whiskey fanatic, and a lovely, lovely man.
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"It was a lovely happy, really lovely afternoon," the source adds.
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"He is a lovely, lovely man," Rapp said of Howard, 65.
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"Marcheline was the most lovely, lovely person," Bisset told PEOPLE at the time.
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"Such a lovely night with a lovely man," Ellie wrote on Sainsbury's intranet.
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My lovely coworkers, I get to see all your lovely faces every day.
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"A lovely addition to our ballroom in memory of a lovely lady," he wrote.
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"I think he's a lovely guy, a lovely guy," Trump said of Rafael Cruz.
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Now, let's get one thing straight: Canada is a lovely place full of lovely people.
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It's a lovely piece of hardware and if Hasselblad's record is any indication, it'll take lovely photos.
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"It was a lovely, lovely experience, and I just hope it happens again and again," she said.
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The Droid Turbo 2 is a lovely piece of hardware, but you know what's not so lovely?
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I have two lovely sons-in-law, and I hope I'll have a lovely daughter-in-law.
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Takeoff was at 83:28 AM against a lovely sunrise in the Mojave: Lovely shot of takeoff!
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Some of the designs are lovely; many are so hideous that they almost bend back toward lovely.
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I have two lovely sons-in-law, and I hope I'll have a lovely daughter-in-law.
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Situated as it is on Lake Champlain with the Adirondack Mountains view, it's a lovely, lovely spot.
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The enormous 13.5-inch display is lovely, but not lovely enough to spend this much on a chromebook.
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" She added, "Look around – a house full of lovely people, working with lovely people, got a great family.
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There's something lovely about it, lovely like Eno or Mozart, though—especially without pharma—it can be sad.
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One of the lovely, lovely producers on Thrones called me into his office and said, 'This is very serious.
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I go in with a boa, I go in with heels... [Laughs] No. He's a farmer, a lovely, lovely guy.
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Call Me by Your Name is a lovely movie, and Hammer's performance is one of the lovely, if less remarkable, things about it.
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It's one part lovely, fuzzy dream pop and one part disruptive production that subverts the ideas of what makes a lovely pop song.
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It's a lovely day for your relationships as the moon in your opposite sign Gemini connects with lovely Venus and communication planet Mercury.
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You get ahead by working hard and looking after yourself – that does not mean punishing yourself first thing in the morning because some CEO who wakes up in his lovely house to his lovely PT to eat his lovely early breakfast enjoys it.
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"I can see the lovely aspect if you marry exactly the right person – your best friend and it's cozy and it's lovely," he continued.
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I have two lovely sons-in-law (Prince William and Pippa's husband, James Matthews), and I hope I'll have a lovely daughter-in-law.
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I took a lovely cab there, two lovely people, and I literally got to the airport, took a cab, and then took a cab.
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They are lovely to hold and even more lovely to look at, even though they are big and perhaps unwieldy to use in one hand.
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He's a lovely man, he really is a lovely man, but the interview was dull at the moment and I was bored with the interview.
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"I can see the lovely aspect if you marry exactly the right person -- your best friend and it&aposs cozy and it&aposs lovely," he said.
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Something lovely is most often without independent power, not able to fend for itself, but rather existing under the protection of that which finds it lovely.
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In 2016, three students at the University of Texas, Austin, started an Instagram campaign called Unfair & Lovely – a play on India's most popular fairness cream, Fair & Lovely.
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And ultimately that will lead to more video content, which will in turn result in bigger, stickier audience and those lovely, lovely DAUs that FB loves so well.
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I'm thinking, Does he realize that he's going to be in the same spot with his lovely second wife that he was in with the lovely first wife?
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" — SETH MEYERS "It was a lovely ceremony today.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads BALTIMORE — I'm at the front door of artist Joseph Young's house, in the middle of a lovely block in the lovely neighborhood of Hampden.
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GoPro... yeah briefly, cuz I was just having breakfast at the lovely Katz's deli in the lower east side with the lovely Lauren Zalaznick who was on the new Board Map.
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It's lightweight, soft, a beautiful flowy long length, & lovely.
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But these two women – and Amy – they're really lovely.
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Robert texted back, So lovely , trying to be nice.
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It is such a ... Look, all ways are lovely.
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Too many to count here, but my actions tell the story of someone who has fallen for both a lovely lady and her lovely, friendly, funny, self-deprecating, exasperating and charming country.
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But it's lovely to be moving between the two actually.
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As a single longer essay, "Hold Still, Lion!" was lovely.
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It just had a lovely thread of hope throughout it.
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News that the two women enjoyed a "lovely lunch" here.
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I think the people in the north are genuinely lovely.
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I just hate that I'm bleeding on this lovely cloth.
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Adventures with lovely people will come your way later today.
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Especially given my friendship with Hugh, it's a lovely thing.
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A lovely man who made a terrific Doc Cottle. RIP.
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It's a lovely time to check in with your emotions.
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Unicorn Doughnuts Not our favorite, but still quite lovely. 9.
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Let's not just lump all those lovely hardworking crockpots together.
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Both of these days will be lovely times to socialize.
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The iPhone X comes in black and this lovely white.
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And, you know, she has a lovely side to her.
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Carole's lovely, and she just doesn't let anything faze her.
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He was the such a lovely kind and funny guy.
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It really is a lovely blend of performance and portability.
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Hilary Duff has had an incredibly lovely past few months.
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PriceStarts at $700; Reviewed at $13.53LikeThe display really is lovely.
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Everyone is lovely, though one woman grates on my nerves.
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"I am receiving many lovely comments," Consonni told Fox News.
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It's simply a Julia Roberts movie, often a lovely one.
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Not to mention, global experience looks lovely on a resume.
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Hot reading techniques are a lovely example of this idea.
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I once dated a transexual so lovely she was undetectable.
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Why did you choose that lovely little subject behind David?
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It's a lovely time to redecorate or entertain at home.
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There's a lovely boutique down the street from my office.
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"Is this our lovely visitor?" he asked with a lisp.
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But that doesn't discount the lovely years they had together.
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It is on a waterfront lot in a lovely community.
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The New Lad The lovely British Lad has changed, guys.
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She died in a very tragic boating accident, lovely woman.
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And an early fall date would be lovely as well.
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Summer has returned with all its lovely sights and sounds!
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HormonesAh, another thing your lovely hormones can do for you!
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Ben Shapiro rants aside, Black Panther is a lovely exception.
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I did not know ALIQUOT, but it's a lovely word.
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Fair & Lovely, Dove, and Vaseline are all owned by Unilever.
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How about some lovely French cuisine in the West Village?
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And a lovely way to make new friends at work!
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"Meghan looks lovely, a breath of fresh air," said Osborne.
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How nice when people are lovely and down to earth.
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It was such a lovely, pleasant surprise when I heard.
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It's a different sort of vibrancy, but no less lovely.
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The new #Toblerone would make such a lovely bookshelf… Right?
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They made the tent a bloody lovely place to be.
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There's no word yet on that lovely burgundy model, though.
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That's lovely, too, of course, but it's a special effect.
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It is, to outward appearances, a lovely and successful place.
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Immediately after finishing, I get that lovely MSG bloat. Blahhh.
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Nothing better than seeing a thoroughly lovely man truly happy.
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The 2016 Emmys were, by all accounts, a lovely affair.
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Happy memories of working with him, a lovely gentle man.
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Lovely LashesWhen it comes to eyelashes, I am genetically bankrupt.
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"My heart goes out to this lovely lady," he wrote.
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Sometimes it's best to go simple and clear and lovely.
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Let's not just lump all those lovely hardworking crockpots together.
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Cheapskates can make their giftee a lovely cup of tea.
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All of it is rich and unsettling and incredibly lovely.
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Lovely, but no good to people relying on screen readers.
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My mom is lovely and pays for them for me.
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And yes, the iPad Mini's lovely for watching videos too.
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In her eyes, I'm sure we had a lovely afternoon.
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Few things are as lovely as shoes and French desserts.
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It shoots lovely JPEGs and is great for new photographers.
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We were on our way to surprise our lovely fans!
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These look like some great utensils and some lovely dishes.
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Now go forth and bless someone with you lovely penmanship.
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No, it's really lovely, we're having a Code Media conference.
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Terrified swearing aside, they ended up having a lovely time.
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Venus enters Aquarius today, bringing a lovely energy around communication.
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But let's not forget that they're lovely to eat, too.
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Eclipses aren't all you have to worry about, lovely lion.
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Its video combines lovely celestial imagery with creepy 50s nostalgia.
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We can't end this without mentioning lovely, sweet, wonderful Matthew.
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This is a lovely occasion to start a healthy habit.
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The Osage have this lovely phrase, 'Travelers in the Mist.
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It's a lovely time to energetically cleanse your living space.
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Call it what you will, but I call it lovely.
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He had a lovely sort of raspiness to his voice.
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The Pro Display XDR 6K monitor is also quite lovely.
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She withdraws to construct a lovely and complex interior life.
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She was really lovely, but sort of in a rush.
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It's a lovely day to connect with your friends, Taurus!
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But here we were, and it was brief and lovely.
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It's a lovely day to surprise someone you care about!
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The table was set with lovely things, just like home!
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It's nice to find out that she's a lovely person.
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In summer with this lovely weather, normally we are full.
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"Had breakfast with the lovely @lorenagallo15 this morning," she wrote.
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You're off to a good start on this lovely puzzle.
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P.S.: It would be lovely to see you in Australia.
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The difference an additional speaker and subwoofer makes is lovely.
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The fact that it smells absolutely lovely doesn't hurt, either.
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This is a lovely time to reconnect with your roots.
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But the last 20 minutes were a lovely twilight cruise.
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A lovely, healing energy flows in your relationships today, Taurus.
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I think it will be lovely for him as well.
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"Politically and economically, they make no sense," Ms. Lovely said.
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Could it be as lovely as it sounds and looks?
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See folks, the internet can sometimes be a lovely place.
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He was a lovely old gent who looked like Trotsky.
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It's a lovely place to visit with incredibly kind people.
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My mind is filled with lovely plotless memories of him.
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It features a lovely, prismatic effect when light hits it.
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The Hyundai Elantra GT Sport is a lovely little hatchback.
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You are so lovely together, WE miss you every day!
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The texture is lovely and it does not attract fingerprints.
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It was lovely and afterward, I slept like a baby.
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In a lovely society we all pull our fair share.
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Thankyou for all the lovely messages, you lot are Ace.
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It was a lovely moment, and a hopeful one, too.
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This is thanks to lucky planet Jupiter entering lovely Libra!
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And indeed, our wedding was lovely and unmarred by violence.
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He seemed like he could be a lovely family man.
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Or just have a lovely drink and forget about it.
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The delicious food was served on lovely little triangular plates.
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Some of the employers are really lovely, and some aren't.
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The Moon is in lovely Libra today, encouraging peaceful communication.
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From great sadness came a rather lovely little business idea.
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It's a lovely day to connect with your friends, Gemini!
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Some lovely gifts and shopping trips are also in store.
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They're a family of outsiders and for me that's lovely.
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It is not a lovely drive by most standard definitions.
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Congratulations to the lovely bride, Kristine and handsome groom, Will.
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What a lovely day it's been on Twitter (so far).
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That's not for any deficit in Mr. Gwon's lovely score.
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He married the right girl and had a lovely life.
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"The weather was great, it was absolutely lovely," Blomfield says.
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I also lose the lovely pictures of puppies and babies.
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But here's hoping viewers will find this lovely little tale.
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"Shrill" is a show where that happens, and it's lovely.
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To a caffeine addict like myself, that number sounds lovely.
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And I had a really lovely career as a screenwriter.
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It would be lovely to see us being more fluid.
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And, of course, hearing that fabulous Scottish brogue everywhere: lovely!
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I mean, that's a lovely sentiment, and I appreciate that.
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David had a lovely saying, 'Let go, or be dragged.
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"Your eagle is lovely," one of the Facebook comments reads.
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There are typographical innovations galore, including some lovely shape poems.
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It's lovely to soak up vitamin D while walking home.
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Or how about this lovely inflatable Santa in an outhouse?
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A lovely message arrives in your dreams this morning, Capricorn.
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You can't see them at night, but they smell lovely.
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The frames have housed two lovely paintings for 50 years.
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It's as psychologically complex as Will gets, and it's lovely.
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And perhaps a lovely set of the Oxford English Dictionary.
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Some Crowson wines are lovely; some are less successful experiments.
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"Oh, lovely flowers," Carmel tells her daughter as she enters.
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It was lovely and I couldn't keep up with her.
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This evening is looking lovely, too — clear, calm sweater weather.
|
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Well, think of how lovely that dinner party would be!
|
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It's a lovely time to travel or try something new.
|
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Not to mention cosmetics, like lovely shades of red lipstick.
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At least hopefully he'll have a lovely reunion with Ghost!
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Both were lovely to the touch and on the body.
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Your article brings back lovely memories of those fun times.
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The room you work in looks so bright and lovely.
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We visited the lovely little town of Shelburne Falls, Mass.
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Gone but for their lovely place names: Patapsco, Wicomico, Patuxent.
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All around, a lovely way to start our solving weekend.
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We'll have to get them a really lovely gift instead.
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The people were lovely but the room was so damp.
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It's a remarkable piece of reporting, filled with lovely stories.
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It's lovely and slightly exotic with the barest tannic grip.
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Biography is incidental, but Mr. Harnoncourt's notes offer lovely anecdotes.
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" "Saeideh Aletaha was a lovely character with a beautiful soul.
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Putin is lovely and the press is the Evil Empire?
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Any landscape is lovely garnished with blue skies and butterflies.
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How may I broach the subject with this lovely person?
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It's lovely to start on a blank page with everyone.
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I get a lovely basket bag after some bargaining ($12).
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The Sinfonia Concertante is a lovely but somewhat inert piece.
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Check out the lovely note the Circleville workers left. pic.twitter.
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"It rarely snows in Jerusalem," as Schneider's lovely parable notes.
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In historical terms the pairing is questionable; visually, it's lovely.
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A lovely, transposed start to our solving week, Ms. Burnikel.
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Both dresses featured a lovely lace bodice and full skirt.
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Mr. Molina found a lovely brick house in Mount Vernon.
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We're in for a chilly week, but a lovely one.
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It's quite lovely, because it didn't start out like that.
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Cathy's son, Patrick, has a lovely fiancée who teaches kindergarten.
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Dolcetto would also be lovely, as would a dry Lambrusco.
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"She was as lovely as I remembered," Mr. Astaire said.
|
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Japanese knotweed produces thousands and thousands of lovely white flowers.
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And by the way, you looked lovely as a lady.
|
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He was really supportive of the students, which was lovely.
|
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Have a lovely July, and see you in August, Gemini!
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Its video simplicity and reverence for life are quietly lovely.
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The ragù is lovely, if a little pale and lean.
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This is a lovely time to energetically cleanse your space.
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He's a babe, utterly lovely, and incredibly "nice," which helps.
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It was Lauren's idea and it's been a lovely thing.
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There's a lovely moment that glances toward the original cast.
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It was really lovely and wonderful to discover this person.
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As for Bey's long and lovely goldilocks -- one word: Flawless.
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The uppercut can be a lovely set up for shots on the hips for the same reason that it is a lovely set up for body shots, it forces the opponent to stand upright.
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"I've done the hand in the pocket before the film, and my last relationship — she's this lovely, lovely, young woman who dances a lot, and we just had done it a couple times," he explains.
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"I've done the hand in the pocket before the film, and my last relationship — she's this lovely, lovely, young woman who dances a lot, and we just had done it a couple times," he explained.
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This includes many, many lovely, curious and conscientious parents who allow their equally lovely, curious and conscientious children an American Academy of Pediatrics-approved one to seven hours a week of television and video games.
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Her Divergent co-star, Woodley, had some lovely words for Winslet.
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It's fast focusing, has a bright aperture, and takes lovely photos.
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It's lovely when Stranger Things lets us dwell in the mundane.
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It was lovely time ... we sound like old people remembering that.
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Sometimes the roads of the UK can be a lovely place.
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Here's Loverboy and his lovely lady making use of that mistletoe.
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It's a lovely time to check in with your spiritual practice!
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"It was so lovely," Smith tells PEOPLE of the outdoor wedding.
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It's basically a white stew and a lovely good lamb stock.
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These are all lovely things to do on a new moon.
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"Your girlfriend is lovely — I met her backstage," said Ellen DeGeneres.
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Check out the lovely footage of our new record holder below.
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If you do see Gordon… tell him he's a lovely boy.
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"It's lovely to be engaged," the young actress told Marie Claire.
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It's a lovely breakfast, and the place is so aesthetically pleasing.
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"Sooo beautiful and lovely," she captioned a photo of the gift.
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The ceremony was filled with lovely touches, including personally written vows.
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"This was a young, lovely, trusting, sweet American girl," Marriott says.
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They were sewn by this lovely guy called Leonardo from Armani.
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"That was a beautiful symbol and a lovely gesture," says Small.
|
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Bonus: At just 8 episodes, it's a perfectly lovely weekend binge.
|
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"Sorry James, your mom's a lovely woman," the "Jealous" singer retorted.
|
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Found a lovely pond/lake not a fucking duck in sight.
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"It was a lovely jolly affair," a palace source tells PEOPLE.
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"#BTS dreaming of the lovely night ahead," she captioned the photo.
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"They are lovely young women, and now we are all friends."
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It's a lovely flower with stems tied together in a bow.
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It was a lovely day that turned into a beautiful evening.
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Mike Shields makes the case: Ben Silbermann is a lovely man.
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It's a lovely time to focus on your spiritual pursuits, too.
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It's a short 211-minute walk, and it's a lovely day.
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It's such a lovely atmosphere here and we fiercely protect that.
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Good luck this month, lovely Libra, and see you in March!
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On a whole, however, it's actually a lovely bit of design.
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"It was so lovely to be sitting with her doing this."
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"Fresh cut by the lovely @tauni901," Parrish captioned the reveal shot.
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The 2013 was compact and graceful with a lovely herbal note.
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It's a lovely leather bag that uses a proven hinged opening.
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"It's lovely to be engaged," she told Marie Claire in April.
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They make space for quiet in the most careful, lovely way.
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This lovely elderly couple came in and chose to sit outside.
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My wife decorated our stairs with some lovely old maps. pic.twitter.
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They also impart a lovely caramel note to the quick bread.
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They're very touchy-feely and lovely, but explain what people do.
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Check out this lovely photo and tell me what you think.
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She was and is such a decent, kind, lovely human being.
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And after that lovely scene, they decide to "go home" together.
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But overall, it's a strikingly lovely — and surprisingly coherent — fever dream.
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Such a talent, and a lovely guy, always smiling, infectious energy.
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Mr Ferry devised a smooth, meticulous sound, both deep and lovely.
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Expect some lovely jewels, trinkets, and gifts to come your way.
|
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"Lovely evening celebrating the holidays with @KimKardashian," Hilton wrote on Instagram.
|
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"Winona is a lovely person and a talented actress," Reeves said.
|
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"He is a really lovely chap," a family friend told PEOPLE.
|
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It ended with a lovely sightseeing tour in a police car.
|
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They were lovely—treated me like I was their own grandmother.
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Now you can watch the whole thing in this lovely video.
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"He had a lovely singing voice," teacher Dee Penn told reporters.
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We also find lovely bridesmaid dresses, but will purchase those later.
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It also makes for a lovely scarf to keep you warm.
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The display is the same lovely one on the current Paperwhite.
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Sure enough, the vintage boxes make for lovely living room accoutrements.
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Her prose is often lovely, but the sea keeps its distance.
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Once we're back, she puts together a lovely black bean soup.
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How lovely to hear from you so soon after your mother.
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You get that lovely bath-time feeling without getting you wet.
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It also has lovely metal buttons that are clicky and satisfying.
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"It's lovely to be engaged," the young actress told the publication.
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Hope for the future of a little girl — our lovely Luna.
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" She continued, "He's such a supportive person and he's so lovely.
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The mood is easygoing as Mercury retrograde connects with lovely Venus.
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It's downright hypnotic, and a lovely way to spend three minutes.
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Either way, this livable work of art paints a lovely picture.
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So we had the crew, a lovely stage, and four mics.
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The okra is, just as Janssen says, fucking crunchy and lovely.
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Price$130LikeIt's crazy cheap and the footage it produces looks lovely.
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Hypothetically, this kind of family reunion should be a lovely surprise.
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Brooklyn is a traditional score for a lovely if uneventful film.
|
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The interior is lovely, with simple controls and an intuitive layout.
|
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Luke's a man of very few words, but very lovely actions.
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It is lovely and it will make you forget your woes.
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The Moon entered Libra earlier today, sending lovely vibes your way!
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When I say lovely, kind, spiritual, low-maintenance, all of them.
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Take for example the above shots of some lovely autumn pumpkins.
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"Thank you so much for all your lovely messages," she tweeted.
|
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Sweet, lovely Venus enters fierce Fire Aries at 10:52 AM!
|
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Today is a lovely day to reflect on consistency and timeliness.
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The whole thing started with a lovely step-in, lead uppercut.
|
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He tweeted a lovely message to Michelle a few minutes later.
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Sweet Venus is in your sign, sending lovely vibes your way!
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Good luck this month, lovely Leo, and see you in October!
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"Lovely moments😍," the proud dad, 32, captioned the sweet post.
|
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"It made a lovely tasting drink, by the way," Scanlan added.
|
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There was this really lovely French boy working behind the bar.
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These are his daughters, who he adores and are absolutely lovely.
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It's a lovely time to socialize as the moon enters Cancer.
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But lovely energy also flows in your closest, most intimate relationships.
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Instantly hurt, I considered drowning my lovely companion in the water.
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This is also a lovely time for dreamwork, meditation, and journaling.
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They are just such a lovely couple and really in love.
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Some lovely sample twisting here and a grave meditation on morality.
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Isn't that a lovely full-circle American dream kind of story?
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Mostly she fills herself with lovely things to eat and drink.
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How lovely, they say, being together like this, away from everyone.
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I'm like, No, it's not dumb, they are a lovely family.
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CAMDEN "A Lovely Sunday For Creve Coeur," comedy by Tennessee Williams.
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I spent two lovely years there living in a dog cage.
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My bud, Jeffrey is a lovely guy who works for Disney.
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At every step, she's a lovely, loving woman whom everybody adores.
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This one, from Montlouis, is lovely: creamy, chalky and deliciously rich.
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And there's a lovely woman there to make sure he's safe.
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It's a lovely, seductive bit of writing and a tone-setter.
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It's always lovely when you're able to read a friend's book.
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I remember having lovely afternoons at Sonia's, trying on the clothes.
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It was (and still is) a lovely example of communal bonding.
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De Laurentiis described the royal couple as very lovely and gracious.
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The peril of global warming has never looked quite so lovely.
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Puerto Plata is famous for its beaches, which are quite lovely.
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I certainly pinched myself on that lovely March evening in 22019.
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In a lovely society everybody practices a kind of social hygiene.
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In a lovely society people shun these corrupt and corrupting things.
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CAMDEN "A Lovely Sunday for Creve Coeur," comedy by Tennessee Williams.
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It's really special and a lovely boost for the whole community.
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I wore a nice floral sundress festooned with flowers — lovely, right?
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As some noted, rats can be sweet animals and lovely pets.
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And alternate bites with lovely, salty, herby slabs of fried potato.
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Damon Albarn came in and brought lamb stew—it was lovely.
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There are lots of other lovely things you can be doing.
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In a funny way, it's like these lovely little queer pilgrimages.
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A 1961 Margaux, tasted in 2013, was lovely, graceful and harmonious.
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"I'm staying with a lovely volunteer here named Simone," he said.
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It's a lovely day to clear the energy in your home.
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It was a lovely evening, one of the first of spring.
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It's a lovely night for food, music, art, and good company.
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This is a lovely day to connect with your friends, Taurus!
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How lovely, and what are your big plans for Valentine's Day?
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And you're a very thoughtful person, so it's gonna be lovely.
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Most of them are lovely and not doing anything criminally insane.
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Wouldn't it be lovely to have fucking be a human right?
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A greener Canada sounds lovely, maybe even like a good thing.
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"A dog still is a loyal, lovely companion," she tells Broadly.
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But yeah, simultaneous release with the lovely and talented Rosario Dawson.
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I've been dying to know how that lovely sound was made.
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Things are lovely this morning, but some tension goes down tonight.
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It'll dry you out, and make you smell of lilacs. Lovely!
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I'm proud because everyone keeps telling me lovely things about you.
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DJI just announced an upgraded version of its lovely Osmo camera.
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The couple looks as lovely as ever in their latest portrait.
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A lovely woman named Soledad Pastorutti steps onto a balcony above.
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It's a lovely day to do something new with a partner.
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"She just made having a baby look lovely," Lively told Meyers.
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The Moon in show-off Leo makes some lovely connections today!
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Then, I asked my lovely and kind partner for her approval.
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I am introduced to a lovely and peppy woman named Betsy.
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It's a lovely device that I quickly feel in love with.
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It's a lovely time to connect with people and have fun!
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Chewy, soft, crispy, toasted, with a dusting of lovely corn grit.
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I feel very fortunate to call this lovely little town home.
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Spending time with these two is a lovely, low-key pleasure.
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"The community we moved into is absolutely lovely," Ms. Hoge said.
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A bright, unexpected flavor note introduced to an already lovely cocktail.
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Some of them have been lovely people – friendly, funny, and engaging.
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Lovely as they are, the buses have a pretty consistent flaw.
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H e took pictures of George; we had a lovely time.
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Do you have any more questions for our lovely Andrew Mason?
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He brought me to his family's Hanukkah party, which was lovely.
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Every cat has a different personality, and it's lovely to watch.
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Every cat has a different personality, and it's lovely to watch.
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Have a lovely school drop-off with my two older kids.
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"It was a lovely sunny morning," Mr. Meloy told the BBC.
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"He was lovely and soft-spoken and really smart," she said.
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" Mr. Witkowski responded with a heart emoji and the word, "Lovely.
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She struck me as someone with a lovely but young voice.
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It's one of those things: It's so lovely that it's there.
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In one lovely black-light scene, only the ball is visible.
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More about the hikes and other lovely Cold Spring things below.
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I got a life — a beautiful wife and two lovely children.
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And Greenpoint would be a lovely place to raise a child.
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So she had an unbelievable chip forehand and lovely chip backhand.
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On the last day the sea looked refreshed, calm and lovely.
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And it's lovely that this is a hero's journey times two.
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This is a lovely new moon to cast a love spell!
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That it's written in such lovely prose is an added bonus.
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"Happy, lovely, outgoing — overly playful with the kids," Ms. Cavallo said.
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And the phrase "young at heart" is such a lovely sentiment.
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It was lovely, it was direct and it wasn't a cheat.
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I am sure that he had a lovely time at Longleat.
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Everywhere I look, there are charming lovely women of all ages.
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Dear Heloise: My once lovely laminated countertop has gotten so dull.
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There are also lovely beaches where kayaks are available to rent.
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These are lovely wines, thrilling in their balance and their focus.
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Look at these lovely abalone, or sea snails, ready for shucking.
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A bouquet of flowers can make a lovely Valentine's Day surprise.
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He has lovely, puffy little legs and tufts of reddish hair.
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Lovely to look at, this sculpture/graph addresses a pressing matter.
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It's so sweet and a lovely way to end our trip.
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A lovely view of heaven — but I'd rather be with you.
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The app's community turned out to be an incredibly lovely bunch.
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"I just think she's done a lovely job," Bush told CNN.
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Eric Berger turns up a lovely forgotten nugget of space history.
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Chevy knows how to tune a chassis, and it's lovely here.
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She's never behaving in a way that's anything other than lovely.
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He also has five lovely debuts, including the au courant HACKTIVISM.
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To see lovely Lizzy and our other Pet Pals, visit Heloise.
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He's a minimalist and likes things that are lovely and simple.
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This evening should be lovely, cooling down to the low 303s.
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The traffic indeed was one drawback to the otherwise lovely room.
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Two years later, Lord Melody's peer Christo recorded a lovely version.
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" Mr. Zsebedics added, "They are just gorgeous, beautiful, lovely, happy children.
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The cards come in pretty colors and feature lovely embossed lettering.
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Feels lovely to make a few people's day a little better!
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Even without its lake, Mountain Lake Lodge makes a lovely destination.
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But performers like Osa Lovely say they were shut down anyway.
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And may I suggest, Diptyque candles ($65) make a lovely gift.
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"We have got a lovely future behind us," he said. ♦
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"Portugal is a lovely country for a holiday," he told me.
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It was lovely and well lit and just the right size.
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Though one could mock the frippery, the show was disconcertingly lovely.
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He's just been sweet and lovely, but I don't know him.
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Normally a city with sparkling blue skies and lovely clear air.
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There are a number of other things that are lovely, too.
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She said that it was a lovely thing to dream of.
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They were enjoying the sport and some lovely, natural family time.
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It is, in its own way, a lovely and comfortable prison.
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Today looks lovely, with sunny skies and a high of 60.
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Roasting concentrates its flavor and sweetness, producing lovely crisp, browned edges.
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You're eager to beautify your home as lovely Venus enters Sagittarius.
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It's rich and lovely and you should absolutely watch it below.
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It's lovely to be put into a group with these women.
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My grandma was very lovely, she always loved me so much.
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Even when I'm boasting a summer tan, it still looks lovely.
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Lovely, loose brushstrokes and a strong elegant palette highlight the mystery.
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San Juan has miles of lovely beaches washed by turquoise waves.
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In February, they published a lovely farewell to Super Mario Maker.
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The fair is, as its essence, about selling lovely decorative objects.
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I think you're also very... you have a lovely, soft voice.
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That was good to hear, because the trip itself was lovely.
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Not in a #MeToo way, but really in a lovely way.
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"Everything is lovely and wild, with a virginal sweetness," he rhapsodizes.
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It was a lovely lady who is in her mid 30s.
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Because as you know, he introduced me to my lovely bride.
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They're lovely people, and they're so excellent at what they do.
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LG: … which is a lovely 3.5 millimeter … KS: It's $9, right?
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I was in the town Lilo & Stitch was set in. Lovely.
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A lovely chorus of automated rotary phone bells by Matthew Ostrowski ???
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You had a lot of photographers, Mark, they were lovely photos.
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Chatty Mercury and lovely Venus connect today, sending you encouraging vibes.
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I am talking to you from the lovely San Francisco office.
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So, that means kissing goodbye to all your lovely matches, and convos.
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But I've seen people get married in the library, and that's lovely.
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They're like these little lovely, strange, mini humans, and they're so specific.
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""He is lovely... I do have a love for him, for sure.
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It has this lovely material that reminds me of my yoga pants.
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"Look, I think it's lovely," he said of Friends' long-lasting popularity.
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Love u so so much hope you have a lovely day ❤.
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It was a lovely 20 years and we have three amazing children.
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It's a lovely rainy/foggy/misty day, and my umbrella proves useless.
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He was a lovely man and I so enjoyed writing for him.
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"My heart goes out to this lovely lady," he captioned the post.
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Alongside her, Colton sends home the lovely Tahzjuan, who seems genuinely crestfallen.
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A new moon in your sign, lovely Libra, arrives on October 8!
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Still, they're lovely and a great subversion of the "smart home" idea.
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Well I guess there&aposs always those lovely PC graphic novels kids.
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It's lovely, I always like a chance to get on the kit.
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There are some lovely ones from boutique furniture makers for that price.
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"He was a lovely man, he was always very funny," she said.
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"Behold," writes omophorion, on the video of the lovely boy being jiggled.
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I want it to be my beautiful, sumptuous, lovely piece of work'.
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The toner is lovely, hydrating my skin as it tightens my pores.
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"Mine" is a lovely example of how good they are at it.
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Today, I have Bustle to thank for a lovely bit 'o joy.
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What a lovely game of catch he and Bella must be playing.
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But a prototype, no matter how lovely, does not make a automaker.
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The waterfront location is lovely and most rooms offer unbeatable city views.
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She was a lovely and generous person who will be greatly missed.
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Read enough of them, and you'll end up with a lovely playlist.
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S. brought over wine, so we have ourselves a lovely little dinner.
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It's a lovely smile, luminous, and not because of those dazzling teeth.
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It's all very romantic and lovely until Beatrice dies and Rasmus survives.
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But there are a few downsides to this lovely time of year.
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The relationship the two main characters develop through letters is so lovely.
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They say, 'Yes, you have a Christian neighbor and he is lovely.
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Holofcener's success is unassailable, with films like Lovely & Amazing and Enough Said.
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You could walk down a street and you have a lovely time.
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Every character and home is created with the same lovely collage-style.
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" via GIPHY "My next-door neighbor is lovely in nearly every way.
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Both couldn't be more lovely or patient as they dolled me up.
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All she had done was go to a "lovely" 7AM yoga session.
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It's a lovely night outside, and we take a walk following drinks.
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Lovely messages flow your way as Venus and Jupiter mingle this morning.
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It was spooky yet meaningful, with lovely prose and compelling plot twists.
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"The new Barbies are lovely," Spencer shares of Mattel's size-inclusive launch.
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Then I popped them on and they were soft, lovely, and plush.
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It's a lovely time to bring your family and loved ones together.
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Sure. KS: I know you've done this — lovely ads that you've done.
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Lovely David Bowie letter to a 14 yr old American fan, 1967.
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It's really not very good but my lovely husbands eats it all.
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A combination of that, and now I do yoga, which is lovely.
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I wash my hands in the actually lovely Bryant Park public bathroom.
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The whole internet loves Milkshake Duck, a lovely duck that drinks milkshakes!
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It was at least 15 million years old, undamaged, and extraordinarily lovely.
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Before Nureyev, ballet "was lovely but boring," Sarah Crompton, a critic, wrote.
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I would definitely choose them again, because they're just lovely and great.
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Venus enters down-to-earth Taurus, creating a lovely energy for communication.
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"I thought it might be more of a lovely gesture," Marsh says.
|
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He eventually found a lovely woman and they are very happy together.
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And since they're Marshall headphones, there are some lovely-looking brass accents.
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"Recently, I had a lovely blue box moment from Liev," she said.
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But the film is lovely: sweet, artful, funny and rich with layers.
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Our waiter is a hilarious man who makes our experience extra lovely.
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Their relationship is a fundamental (and lovely) component of the movie's narrative.
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She was a very lovely person and had quite a few friends.
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But they reconcile from afar in a couple of subtle, lovely scenes.
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No one owns anyone during the exuberant scene and it is lovely.
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Today's excellent for completing your chores, and tonight is lovely for partnering!
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My goal is really to show how lovely and amazing she is.
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The result is lovely, and Lewandowski will soon let people purchase prints.
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The owners are three lovely ladies who are super into children's literature.
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He was a lovely man, a good father and a loving husband.
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" He adds, "We're always keeping the relationship fun and fresh and lovely.
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He was truly incredible to watch, and seemed like a lovely man.
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There's a scene in Amazon's lovely confection of a dramedy Marvelous Mrs.
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"He was a lovely young man," Spielberg said of the late actor.
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To Joe, she is a lovely mess, full of unseen, special potential.
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I went out shopping with my mom and had a lovely time.
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I had nothing but, in my mind, a lovely conversation with you.
|
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Well, thanks to the lovely people of Croydon, we're a little closer.
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"It was a lovely day," Millie's granddaughter, Khadija Elkharbibi, 28, tells PEOPLE.
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Communication flows easily today, Capricorn—a lovely message may come your way.
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A championship course, in a lovely setting, with some pretty bold wildlife.
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Lovely news comes your way as the moon meets with sweet Venus.
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That one customer is Wooparse and what a lovely customer he is.
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"She was just a lovely woman, very kind and generous," he added.
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I'm sure she looked lovely, and I'm glad you have those memories.
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This simple but lovely game is due out in Jan. 2017. 6.
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It's lovely that on Uber you don't have to tip the driver.
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There's a lovely lake with a woodsy, 2.5-mile loop around it.
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In other lovely lands, Kala and Wolfgang confess they love each other.
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I get that it is new and glossy and lovely and clean.
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And they had a "lovely time," a royal source told PEOPLE. 7.
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Venus enters Pisces, bringing lovely energy to your home and family life.
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He's bringing it to Oakland, but it's a really nice, lovely studio.
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"He is a really lovely chap," a family friend previously told PEOPLE.
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But be sure to Thank the cock for a lovely dinner after.
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Highlighter, blush, and lipstick exist — and many are lovely — but eye makeup?
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"It was very off-the-cuff, which was lovely," says the guest.
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It's a lovely aspect of the show, an ingredient of the show.
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The Lovely made headlines last year when its Indiegogo campaign went viral.
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So it was your Sleeping Giant's thing, which now is quite lovely.
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The lovely thing about the show is how everyday the objects are.
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It provides a lovely soundtrack for zoning out on your morning commute.
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"Whimsy, lovely to meet you too," Williams interjected, imitating McConaughey's distinctive drawl.
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It's lovely that the Academy has acknowledged our work in this way.
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It's a lovely place that has changed little since Thoreau lived there.
|
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It sounds lovely on paper, butthis group is actually not so independent.
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"Winona is a lovely person and a talented actress," Reeves previously said.
|
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The travelers then took a lovely road trip though the picturesque countryside.
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The early part of the day is lovely for connecting with others!
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Looking forward to spending much of it with all the lovely bakers.
|
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Apple showed off a lovely-looking ceramic Apple Watch Series 2 model.
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It involves his lovely mom and dad, Heidi Klum, and Nick Jonas.
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She's generous and kind and lovely, and we had the best time.
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It was the beginning of a lovely relationship—that didn't actually happen.
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The staff members are caring and lovely, and they listen to us.
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On my current tour, everyone in the UK has been really lovely.
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They've got a lovely voice but they're normally a bit husky. Weyyy.
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It's a lovely day to connect with people—tonight is especially exciting.
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What's lovely about the piece is the way it is earnestly casual.
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They're all such lovely, down-to-earth guys, as you can imagine.
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The cans themselves are lovely, with a retro look and gold plating.
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Mr. Beilman's delicate, wistful rendition of Kreisler's "Liebesleid," the encore, was lovely.
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Simply put, the interior is an absolutely lovely place to spend time.
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Totally pointless, no economic benefit at all, it's just sort of lovely.
|
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Shum treated his family and friends to a lovely Dim Sum meal.
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Still, the show's ending is lovely: theatrical, touching and gently, irresistibly comical.
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I won't lie, my lovely cow: This will be awkward and clumsy.
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It's a lovely day for communication and understanding in your relationships, Virgo.
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"I know what it is to have a lovely life," she said.
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Dark and Lovely Au Naturale Curl Refresher Spray, $8.99, available at Target.
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We're in this really lovely community with lots of designers around us.
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The sound quality is so good, and it's a lovely eggshell blue.
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Clyburn is a "beautiful, lovely member of Congress" she told the Times.
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The cooking is lovely, if occasionally more dramatic in appearance than flavor.
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The accommodations we chose through the Chase Ultimate Rewards portal were lovely.
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For data nerds, Excel&aposs drop-down lists are a lovely gift.
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Our test vehicle had a lovely "Light Wheat/Jet Black" combo interior.
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Still, the single rear camera is very good and takes lovely photos.
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Yes, they look lovely, but they can be so hard to use.
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There's a sense of how a lovely society is supposed to be.
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The personality and lovely designs in Pier 1 Imports won us over.
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It's lovely recognition and great that she champions small brands like mine.
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At least I don't have to worry about Noah, a lovely boy.
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I'm thrilled that the Academy picked a singer as lovely as Bareilles.
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It's also a lovely day to treat yourself to a spa treatment!
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But it's a lovely one, written in a moving and uncanny register.
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But you had a very lovely relationship with a Republican, Teddy Forstmann.
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Most of the time, going to 251 Lex is a lovely experience.
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And their occasional bleating lent a lovely natural touch to the score.
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The Moon is sending you lovely vibes in fellow Air sign Gemini!
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But when we did meet Madonna she was lovely and very protective.
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Tonight it connects with lovely Venus, bringing you unexpected connections and communications.
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The Moon enters fellow Fire sign Sagittarius today, sending you lovely vibes!
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It is as sweet and lovely as a budding affair can be.
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The Parisian delicacy is just so damn lovely, light, and unbelievably Instagrammable.
|
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It's a lovely day for making art and flirting with your crushes.
|
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Look at those lovely passes at about 1:39 and 3:47.
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Maligned, marginalized people are being lovely and sweet and endearing and helpful.
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The sum exceeds the parts: an airy, hushed, ineffably lovely sonic contraption.
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The last few throws of the scene are lovely classical aikido too.
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Still, it's a lovely time to travel, explore, and generally help others.
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It's a lovely evening for communication, with the Moon in empathetic Pisces.
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The energy is lovely for flirting, having fun, and generally enjoying life.
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Lovely Venus and lucky Jupiter connect, inspiring a cozy mood at home.
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"That was very flattering on me, you know, because she's obviously lovely."
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The shadows also made some lovely patterns on the wall and floor.
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I find it poignant and lovely — a bit of vital accidental poetry.
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The waitress was lovely and brought over a glass of plain seltzer.
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But it's lovely to do this show because I hear their voices.
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Nice mixture actually: red, green and some of those lovely yellow ones.
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And a robot would like to make us fleshbags a lovely salad.
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Who knew it could be so windy in such a lovely place?
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He's adamant -- it's NOT a lovely place ... thanks to Kim Jong-un.
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Not to mention the lovely countryside won't be part of the journey.
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It was a digital connection that buffered into a lovely human connection.
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This high-end waffle maker produces two lovely thick waffles every time.
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It still feels exciting to listen to shiny music with lovely harmonies.
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Sunday variety column Daniel Raymon offers solvers a lovely change of pace.
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John C. Vennema is especially lovely as Warnie, Jack's stuffy-sweet brother.
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As lovely as the costume was, it was a bear to wear.
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There are lovely descriptions of the late-afternoon light in southern Italy.
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Peggy Lee's voice is worn like old velvet: still lovely, but aged.
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One day, I got on the elevator with this lovely, forgetful neighbor.
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I left them behind and discovered something lovely: Birdsong was everywhere. video
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Her outraged, "You hated us that much!" is sad and lovely. 48.
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"Lovely result, very solid score," insisted Emmanuelle Wargon, a junior ecology minister.
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It was lovely, full of parsley, onion and mint, served room temperature.
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There are shady little nooks, lovely native plantings and artfully orchestrated vistas.
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A small but lovely spa offers extra relaxation; my facial was superb.
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For us that is not a lovely theory but a lived reality.
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I hope you and all of our readers have a lovely holiday.
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The plate was a lovely palette of orange, fuchsia, green and white.
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Possibly the same maid in waiting who sent me that lovely letter.
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It's a lovely time to flirt, make art, and just have fun!
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At the holidays, it has lovely and unusual Christmas ornaments and decorations.
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The bread is thin but dense, its corners lovely to gnaw on.
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If we don't go to Lovely Day, then we'll go to Dimes.
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"He was so lovely every step of the way," Ms. Bilik said.
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You look somewhat sad, absent-minded & unwell but lovely all the same.
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You'll just end up with a lovely bowl of regular potato salad.
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But the fragments here are potent and, against all odds, even lovely.
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The city is so charming, compact, and in lovely shades of brown.
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If any cholas would like to join me, that would be lovely.
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It seemed lovely to be there, with her head on Angela's lap.
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They belted out a tune together, and it was oh so lovely.
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"She was so lovely to work with," Mr. Flaherty said of Aaliyah.
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The same is true with Jonathan Tunick's lovely if brassless new orchestrations.
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"He's a lovely man, I'll tell you that," the Watchmen actor said.
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In "Moonglow," he writes with both lovely lyricism and highly caffeinated fervor.
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Something about how peppy and lovely it looks kind of kills me?
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The woods around Chappaqua, N.Y., are lovely, dark and deep, but really.
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So it's a lovely thing to think about reuniting with everyone tonight.
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I have about half a dozen Danskos, including these lovely waterproof pumps.
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But in addition to their apartment being lovely, it is rent-stabilized.
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Val was lovely, funny, brilliant — the tenderest, kindest person I'd ever met.
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Unmolded on a plate, it makes a lovely presentation, cut into wedges.
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It's a lovely thread and a nice way to tell the stories.
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It's so lovely to unpack this with someone after all these years.
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Have a snoop around Gerda, Zahra, and Juliet&aposs lovely homes below.
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It also benefits from a pretty arch window with a lovely view.
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The setting is sylvan and the sunset on the musicians is lovely.
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I do truthfully enjoy sex and can have lovely orgasms by myself!
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We decide to order to dessert which is a lovely lemon tart.
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I decide to buy a pair of lovely grey trousers for work.
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They seem to have a lovely time together in general, in fact.
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None of that lovely inner gooeyness you get from a thicker potato.
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It has music and dance; there's a lovely Charleston performed sitting down.
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It's a ruthless dictatorship, but it would make a lovely Pinterest board.
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And as I fly through middle age, that's an increasingly lovely thing.
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A lovely afternoon at the Louvre is a must-do in Paris.
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"Testifying before Congress was absolutely lovely," she said, with a wry grin.
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"It was really lovely to see how everybody blended in," said Boots.
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It's a lovely day for communication, and to connect with your partners!
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As these teams enjoyed autonomy, Cohen retained two lovely words: plausible deniability.
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"It's in a lovely part of town, just off Gramercy," DasGupta said.
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That'd be lovely, see Mr. Harrington and Mr. Dell in their 70s.
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Because it's really a lovely place: It's like WeWork, but not annoying.
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It didn't convince her, but it was just such a lovely gesture.
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Lovely Venus clashes with taskmaster Saturn, creating a frustrating energy for communication.
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The moon also connects with lovely Venus, creating a fantastic, flirtatious energy.
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León is also just 20 minutes from two large and lovely beaches.
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Ms. Müller has a bright, beguiling voice and a lovely stage presence.
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It's a lovely, touching moment, but that's all it is: a moment.
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The "lovely woman" appeared to be a metaphor for these sneaky voters.
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The previous style was mostly "lovely pictures of New York," he said.
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Ideally, the garment's makers genuinely think their unsightly design is quite lovely.
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Brown, You've Got a Lovely Daughter" and "Can't You Hear My Heartbeat.
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"He's just lovely — friendly, warm, unaffected in any way whatsoever," she said.
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It's a lovely day to travel—a new perspective is calling you.
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Chittara with clam sauce would have been lovely had it been edible.
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People have told me they miss the character, which is just lovely.
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He doesn't see JaVale describe a lovely little arc on the court.
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Michelangelo's Cupid, while undoubtedly lovely, is disappointingly solid and real in comparison.
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They're so lovely to be in the studio with; such gentle personalities.
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The Moon is in fellow Fire sign Aries, sending you lovely vibes!
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Winslet and Temple are lovely to watch, but it's hard to care.
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A disappointing end to a what could have been a lovely evening?
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Your ruling planet Mercury connects with lovely Venus, creating an easygoing mood.
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Lovely messages come your way as Venus enters Pisces on March 26.
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It's lovely to have my morning coffee on it and people-watch.
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And that's lovely, but it's not something that really appeals to me.
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Instead, he found a lovely bunch of avid amateurs and serious professionals.
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The wedding itself was lovely, but the reception was fraught with difficulty.
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There are few things on this horrible planet more lovely than Chancelor Bennett, otherwise known as everyone's fave Chance the Rapper, so imagine the loveliness levels of Chance's instalment of the famously lovely NPR Tiny Desk concert series.
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As punishment, Poseidon ordered up a sea monster to avenge his lovely girls, and Cassiopeia decided to sacrifice her own lovely girl (Andromeda) to the monster — until Perseus heroically rescued Andromeda from the rock to which she'd been chained.
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"Thanks for all the lovely messages of support – appreciated," she wrote in response.
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You can tell from her expression that she's clearly having a lovely time.
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"In Vermont they just say, 'Oh, that was a lovely piece,' " he said.
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" Overall, Bennett describes filming the movie as a "lovely, warm, very intimate experience.
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Besides her lovely turn of phrase, she is a gifted and empathetic observer.
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I found a lovely, very quiet dance studio where I take private classes.
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After two minutes, they had lovely grill-marks but also some blackened spots.
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Venus meets Neptune on April 229, and a lovely gift comes your way.
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The Moon enters lovely Libra today, illuminating the relationship sector of your chart.
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There's also some lovely arcades in the city with lots of independent shops.
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Lovely Venus clashes with dreamy Neptune, and you're feeling inspired—and in love!
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She's as unique and lovely in attire and visage as she's ever been.
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"My lovely dinner dates at the best pizza place in LA!" she captioned.
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It's a lovely evening to connect with friends and explore a new place.
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I had built a lovely gilded birdcage of denial, and I lived there.
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So lovely, what's beautiful about our Constitution is we can amend it, right?
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It was a slightly emotional phone conversation for us, and it was lovely.
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Now take a look at a shooter that's downright adorable: Lovely Planet: Arcade.
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And we as a country have watched them grow and do lovely things.
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It was lovely to collaborate with a brand that is confident and feminine.
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On this lovely spring weekend, why not catch up on some book news?
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It turns out to be a lovely way to spend an afternoon, though!
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It's all gross and ghastly, despite the very lovely springtime in Sweden setting.
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This is a lovely message, and I would not want to dismiss it.
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"They just have to be here, but both of them were so lovely."
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Ciggies, beers and fooling around are backed by a lush and lovely rocker.
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According to Metro, this lovely creation was invented by sweets genius Dominique Ansel.
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It's a lovely time for all involved and you can watch it above.
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Now, of course, the internet is thirsty for photos of the lovely affair.
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"Kit is a lovely and funny man, and a dear friend," she said.
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It was a low-key craft and it looks lovely, in my opinion!
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She's wearing a short skirt so she can show off her lovely legs.
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Not only are they lovely to wear, but their sound is lusciously enticing.
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If it had been a different life, it would have also been lovely.
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She's lovely, and I try to give her as much advice as possible.
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" The actress adds, "But she's so lovely and wonderful, and smart and funny.
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The Mother's Day tribute to motherhood is lovely, have a look right here.
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Tonight's lovely: The Moon will meet with sensual, sweet Venus in your sign.
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The Moon will meet with lovely Venus this evening, creating an easy vibe.
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It will meet sweet Venus this evening, bringing some lovely news your way.
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Think picnic tables, inexpensive prices, and a lovely owner who is a pitmaster!
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I wanted to personally thank Helene for throwing such a lovely bridal shower.
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We went upstairs, knocked on the door and met a lovely young couple.
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I have my lovely child at home which keeps everything in total perspective.
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The Moon is in charming Libra, bringing lovely vibes to your social life.
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It all made for a lovely if somewhat monochromatic evening of close listening.
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He has a lovely wife and the cutest baby you have ever seen.
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But our lovely intern Shannon Liao took a look and translated for me.
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I tried the rosemary lavender variety which, although lovely, was a bit strong.
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Great families, great schools, great parks, nice people, good community service, lovely place.
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From brain surgery to lovely Scottish ditties, robots really can do it all.
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And, for you romantics, there was even a lovely Valentine at the end.
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"She was very lovely," Amiri said, placing his hand on his daughter's casket.
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The BMW i8 is a lovely vehicle to drive even though it's lacking.
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Mr. Botana's boogieing, brought into the main room at several points, stayed lovely.
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She is a lovely person who should not be dragged into this mess.
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"What a lovely lady you are," said McEachrom, who is originally from Jamaica.
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They're both so lovely and down-to-earth and I wasn't expecting that.
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The rhizome itself can be transformed into a lovely mash flavored with basil.
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The tasting notes are equally lovely, with refreshing melon, honey suckle, and pears.
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I also laughed – cackled, even – and had a lovely time at the movies.
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"Winona is a lovely person and a talented actress," Reeves previously told PEOPLE.
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It's true that that's lovely because there's a little girl thing in it.
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For starters, it's pretty damn lovely on its own, with some French fries.
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"Lovely evening celebrating my birthday with people I love," Guilfoyle wrote on Instagram.
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I guess, the green of Oregon and the Pacific Northwest is pretty lovely.
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Just being a chocolate, lovely brown skin girl and being proud of that.
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The hospitality from all the British people we have met has been lovely.
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The seats feature a lovely diamond pattern with multiple layers of embroidered detail.
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The crust had turned a lovely golden brown and the cheese was bubbling.
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" Ora says that once they finally met it was "really, really super lovely.
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Thanks for always being a lovely lady on and off the screen, Florence.
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"It's lovely to be engaged," the young actress told Marie Claire in April.
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He began with "Isn't She Lovely," prompting the audience to erupt in applause.
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"He's a lovely man and we've been pals to this day," Tudyk added.
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Smooth stones are a lovely accent for tiny succulents in a small garden.
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"I see so many lovely gestures telling women we're strong," our heroine sings.
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Bayliss: I got a new species of butterfly from Lico, which is lovely.
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I spent a summer there (and met a lovely girlfriend in the process).
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Ball makes a lovely line intended to provide accurate timekeeping for train conductors.
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She did a lovely job starring as Satine in Moulin Rouge in 2001.
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One of my friends brought her new boyfriend, and he is so lovely.
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She's a brilliant woman and a lovely woman and a very talented person.
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So I puked all over myself, the bed and my lovely concerned dog.
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Crucially, "They have lots of lovely friends" supporting them too, adds the pal.
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Crucially, "They have lots of lovely friends" supporting them too, added the pal.
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I'm anticipating all the lovely things that the Lord has planned for me. .
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Good news is coming your way as lovely Venus enters fire sign Leo.
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The event will take place September 12-6.1 at the lovely Pier 48.
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This ease of use is novel in the drone world and it's lovely.
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"Romance is lovely, but you don't have to be secret agents about it."
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"All I know is Thomas has always been lovely to me," Olindo said.
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How lovely it is that a surrogate has been willing to do that.
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They were so lovely with the crowd, asking everyone where they were from.
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Today is lovely for feeling firm and secure in your feelings and decisions.
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Bush was always "lovely" to me, to use one of her favorite words.
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Pascal clearly had a lovely time all round, by the looks of things.
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Among its many lovely effects, cannabis seems particularly well-suited to enhancing sex.
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The event will take place September 12-14 at the lovely Pier 48.
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Thank you everyone for your lovely messages on The Duchess of Sussex's birthday!
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Every so often, cheesemongers encounter some really intriguing questions from our lovely patrons.
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That's not to say that there weren't some lovely moments in this finale.
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A drizzle of sesame oil would also be lovely, if you've got it.
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Rochester Mayor Lovely Warren, who is black, said the station waited too long.
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It's not about having his two healthy, lovely children or a successful career.
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Just hit Skyscanner and book flights for a lovely holiday in "San Escobar"!
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The soft raspberry ripple ice cream and lemon posset are absolutely bloody lovely.
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Adam Le Doux's latest bitsy game is a lovely, spare exercise in restraint.
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It's a lovely feature and my eyes feel great after using this lamp.
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Luckily, lovely Venus enters protective Cancer today, sending you good vibes around friendship.
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Ryan Hemsworth dropped "Burying the Sun," a light and lovely new track, yesterday.
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A lovely, quiet, unassuming man who helped change the way music was produced.
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While some of the views are quite lovely and serene, others are...weird.
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That lovely dynamic is on full display in this exclusive 3 Generations clip.
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They always do remember, which is so lovely, and Zoë was no exception.
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A lovely porch, a tree swing, a cherrywood canoe beside the artificial pond.
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"She's lovely — she's difficult to not love," Kasher said when Emily came up.
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The hardware itself isn't the exciting part, although the design really is lovely.
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We'd have a lovely dinner and conversation, and then we would play games.
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Good vibes flow as the moon connects with lovely Venus, encouraging peaceful communication.
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And I find a lovely young woman who I'm going to call Mary.
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I see lovely little moments of people posing themselves, preparing to be photographed.
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It would be lovely if the Echo and Home had this option, too.
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It also stars the legendary Bernadette Peters along with the lovely Saffron Burrows.
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I found the in-air control a lovely addition to the buttons, though.
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It's a lovely country where we can all find room to live together.
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Two Google Home Maxes can be paired to create a lovely stereo set.
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"To many more adventures with this lovely lady," he wrote at the time.
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One lovely route begins in Barolo proper and heads south out of town.
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Her little sister, so lovely, so fragile, only ever wanted to be held.
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They really should be peeled, especially for these lovely mashed favas on toast.
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" Doria, the source added, "was lovely to talk to and bursting with pride.
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The warmly received "Paterson" finds Jim Jarmusch in a lovely, self-contemplative mood.
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Katherine, paler, still lovely, was at a terminal—all the others were unoccupied.
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"This doesn't work when you look lovely in both photos," one follower commented.
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"RIP the lovely, funny legend Ronnie Corbett," comedian Ricky Gervais wrote on Twitter.
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"It's very lovely ... because you could be treated like 'go away,' " she said.
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It's very lovely, but it's a little bit—a little bit—too much.
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"A passionate and lovely human being," a friend, Shakhawat Khan, wrote on Facebook.
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At one end of the street is the lovely Théâtre des Champs-Élysées.
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The interior is rather lovely and appointed with a few Limited package callouts.
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Everyone in British tennis and Wimbledon have been really welcoming and so lovely.
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In that lightness, however, Takeuchi finds a lovely new take on the role.
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"We had a very lovely existence -- it was like our secret," he says.
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The stroller is now "lovely and gorgeous and feels brand-new," she said.
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Biden responded by saying "You're a lovely person," and laughter could be heard.
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They may have lovely homes, affordable cars, adorable kids, even subscriptions to Audible.
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"My heart goes out to this lovely lady..." Ja Rule wrote on Instagram.
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Outback's bone-in ribeye seemed at first glance to have a lovely char.
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Such is the premise of Lovely War, a sweeping and clever historical romance.
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Nothing against the countryside, which is lovely, but cities are where things happen.
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The Moon is in Libra today, creating lovely vibes in your social life!
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The combination of these two lovely A-listers would be undeniably aww-worthy.
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I've gained two or three shots there in two holes, which is lovely.
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It's a lovely time to network and dream up plans for the future.
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A ritual for abundance sounds like a lovely way to spend the day.
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The Moon enters lovely Air sign Libra this evening, encouraging you to socialize.
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She found this cat vertebrae in our neighborhood and crafted this lovely thing.
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I do not want Charles Murray silenced, and he's a lovely guy interpersonally.
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We finally found a lovely promenade, but it was absolutely mobbed with people.
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It also makes for quite the lovely vinaigrette, but that's beside the point.
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The official planet of good vibes, Jupiter, enters lovely Libra on September 9.
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Screwed-up-face, trousers round his knees, grunting and sweating and all. Lovely.
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Aggressive swipes with a perfectly lovely cloth napkin don't seem to be working.
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Captain Fantastic is full of lovely reminders about the pleasures of living simply.
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With all those tributes, it was bound to be a bloody lovely evening.
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The Moon enters fellow Water sign Cancer today, sending you lovely, supportive vibes.
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"It wasn't a very grandiose home, but it was really lovely," Landles said.
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The sights are hard to beat, but the room itself is equally lovely.
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It's just lovely, and then you get to the intersection, and it's hell.
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And the print is a lovely depiction of a shark eating a man.
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His baseline fried rice, the double egg O.G., is a lovely unkempt heap.
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Aida de Jesus, the owner, is a lovely woman around 100 years old.
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I have met some lovely men from Grindr, so it's not all bad.
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TYLER MATHISEN: And I have to say, you do have a lovely smile.
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Each of these pieces feels like a shrunken theater: lovely, layered, and lyrical.
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Sweet Venus connects with lucky Jupiter today: Lovely news is on the way!
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For all these fans, the series finale delivered a lovely note of triumph.
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People will see both the lovely and bitchy side of you this month.
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