Throughout the series, our heroine becomes ever more enchanted by the restaurant industry.
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From the looks of things, it appears that Republicans are far more enchanted with their president than with the House Republican.
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The pro-life outlook is more enchanted, more infused with a secular sense of the sacred, than most of our philosophical arguments allow.
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Few people are more enchanted with the new trains than Johannes Neuer, who is the library's director of customer experience and oversees the research stacks.
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As dog walking Ryan Reynolds crosses the street, the two women nearly hit him (though, in their defense, they were probably more enchanted with his pups).
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During her expeditions back to Cayo Santiago over the past two-odd decades, she has only become more enchanted with this unique tropical habitat and its inhabitants.
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I saw it a second time, and the second time I saw it I was so much more enchanted, because I just let myself be enveloped by her voice and her storytelling.
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I have not yet been to Shaw (coming soon!) but have been going to Stratford and Oregon for the past decade or so, and with each visit, I have become more enchanted.
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Interpretation and Overinterpretation. Cambridge University Press, 1992. Pg. 147 Julien Gracq wrote of Sylvie in 1966: "I know of no more enchanted narrative in our language" ("Je ne connais aucun récit plus enchanté dans notre langue"). Harold Bloom included it in The Western Canon (1994).
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Unlike his partner, he is calm and collected and is not interested in obtaining more enchanted powers for himself. On the other hand, Higano is highly dedicated to the latter and his dream, up to the point of sacrificing himself to take a mortal attack for him and transferring his enchanted powers to Hijimaru to make him stronger. ; :The tenth of the eleven Basara. She wears a bunny outfit with great sensing abilities to spell power.
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Roosevelt argued that the manhood typified by the cowboy—and outdoor activity and sports generally—was essential if American men were to avoid the softness and rot produced by an easy life in the city. Will Rogers, the son of a Cherokee judge in Oklahoma, started with rope tricks and fancy riding, but by 1919 discovered his audiences were even more enchanted with his wit in his representation of the wisdom of the common man.Amy Ware, "Unexpected Cowboy, Unexpected Indian: The Case of Will Rogers", Ethnohistory, (2009) 56#1 pp. 1–34 Others who contributed to enhancing the romantic image of the American cowboy include Charles Siringo (1855–1928) and Andy Adams (1859–1935).
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Vulgar Things in which Jon Michaels - a divorced, disaffected and fatigued editor living a nondescript life in North London - wakes one morning to a phone call informing him that his uncle has been found dead in his caravan on Canvey Island. Dismissed from his job only the day before and hung-over, Jon reluctantly agrees to sort through his uncle's belongings and clear out the caravan. What follows is a quixotic week on Canvey as Jon, led on by desire and delusion, purposeful but increasingly disorientated, unfolds a disturbing secret, ever more enchanted by the island - its landscape and its atmosphere. Haunted and haunting, 'Vulgar Things' is part mystery, part romance, part odyssey: a novel in which the menial entrances and the banal compels.
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