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And Dagger's just a more endearing character than Noctis is.
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If anything, his struggles made him all the more endearing.
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This only makes his clear affection for the institution more endearing.
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But hell, if it isn't just slightly more endearing than its competitors.
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But the endeavor as a whole is more endearing than off-putting.
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Likewise Ms. Lane's noble prettiness has never looked subtler or more endearing.
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Even more endearing, most owners know their most loyal customers' orders by heart.
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And in those same five years, Cap has become the more endearing hero.
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But, because it's Beyoncé and Solange, their fall is less calamitous and more endearing.
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Her usual quick wit also makes her more vulnerable moments all the more endearing.
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It's an easy, charming, gentle show — nothing major, but more endearing than you'd expect.
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Then, there's his obvious discomfort on camera — something that makes him all the more endearing.
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These choices make the new Poirot more endearing, but less distinct and, ultimately, less interesting.
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Also, he knows that the entire idea is silly, which makes it even more endearing.
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Deutch's performance turns Madison into a natural, possibly accidental optimist who's more endearing than the leads.
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That little bit of humanity is more endearing than all the mermaid tails in the world.
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Larkin emerges from it all as a more endearing, humorous figure than his public reputation allows.
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It's the quirky little things about our favorite celebrities that make them that much more endearing.
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Its descendant, the modern Asimo, measures in at just over 4 feet tall—much more endearing.
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The problem is that the "SNL" version made Spicer far more endearing than he actually is.
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Instead of "Ugly Foot," the team bestowed upon their fuzzy bird foot a more endearing nickname.
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Imagine Sherlock Holmes or Dr. Gregory House — but with a massive sweet tooth and much more endearing.
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And in true Busy form, the recap of how it all went down couldn't be more endearing.
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There is nothing more endearing than a big animal who is afraid of a much smaller animal.
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While the syndrome does not affect a cat's lifespan, it definitely makes Olive all the more endearing.
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She's curvy and not really the hunting type, but that makes her presence all the more endearing.
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There's also more endearing and personalized cluing, I think, that marks a puzzle with the name Ezersky.
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That makes his efforts to please his Pikachu-adoring, little pebble of a daughter all the more endearing.
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But contemporary listeners might find the genre's optimistic spirit more exotic, and therefore more endearing, than it once seemed.
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But Oscar's curmudgeonly nature and his dirty, matted green fur make him all the more endearing to his admirers.
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This not only makes them that much more endearing, but also proves they're more than just flawless red carpet fixtures.
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Now, another pivotal male figure in one woman's life has grabbed the mic — and the results couldn't be more endearing.
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In one of the more endearing and openly goofy episodes, Van Ness has his mother, Mary Winters, on the show.
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It's bright and pretty and slightly silly with all of its similes and all the more endearing as a result.
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Watching them only makes the movie's time capsule quality more endearing, and it's definitely a staple of '90s teen comedies.
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Bacsinszky is one of the more endearing players on tour, with an outgoing personality and a willingness to dissect many subjects.
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But its seemingly hopeless existence somehow makes it even more endearing, and this new official music video really drives that point home.
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What makes her even more endearing, though, is the fact that she was the one to make fun of herself for it afterward.
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Flashman may have been closer to the reality of the empire than Boot, but Boot is more endearing, and successfully ran a counter-revolution.
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Unfortunately for viewers, this preference for loose comedy over tight action would be more endearing if these rude and retrograde characters made for better company.
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What's more endearing is that despite all she's achieved, in a recent interview with Vogue, Adele said her son is the most fulfilling thing in her life.
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Perhaps it's the audience of mostly young kids, but Simon projects more Pepé Le Pew than Keith Richards in his act, which only makes him even more endearing.
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Apa is at his best here — expressive and a little bit frantic in a way that makes him more endearing than he ever had been in season 1.
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Reeves has made his mark in every film genre — and most of that work has made him progressively more endearing as a talented, relatable, fun, even wholesome celebrity.
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Certainly, each of Robertson's utopians inhabited a personal dream world, a fabric of eccentric desire, more incoherent but also more endearing than the mostly boring perfect societies they imagine.
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Given Ms Baker's penchant for pregnant pauses and flustered speech, one might think to compare her to Harold Pinter—but her characters are more earnest than Pinter's, and more endearing.
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But later this year, the aerospace company will embark on something quite a bit more endearing: a Falcon 9 rocket will carry the cremated remains of beloved family members into space.
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Turns out they dated when they were teenagers... There are heaps of awkward moments on the show, and they only serve to make the daters even more endearing to their dates.
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Deadpool's dick-joke-heavy comedic style ended up being more endearing than many expected it to be, and became the highest-grossing R-rated movie ever, earning more than $757 million worldwide.
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They're popular recurring characters on the show, and they're all the more endearing when you realize they're voiced by Sarah and Laura Silverman, bringing that real-life sibling bond to weird new levels.
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Abu Sin, whose nickname loosely translates to "toothless," has been video chatting with Crockett on YouNow, and their conversations are mostly giggling flirtations and teasing made more endearing by a constant language barrier.
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This looked like a disastrous idea when Mr. Miranda, the writers of "Bright Star" and Andrew Lloyd Webber (on tambourine) butchered "Tomorrow," but it rallied to become one of the broadcast's more endearing features.
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But what's more endearing is that judges and the hosts are also rooting for each contestant, because at the end of the day, they're just a bunch of dudes who really love good knives.
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She wasn't exactly the best singer—but her terrible vocals just made Kimberly (Cameron Diaz) all the more endearing to her groom-to-be Michael (Dermot Mulroney) in the 1997 hit rom-com My Best Friend's Wedding.
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Perhaps no player's celebration was more endearing than that of Kevin Love, who ferociously downed two beers while sporting an "Austin 3:16" shirt—an admirable tribute to the WWE beer-guzzling legend, Stone Cold Steve Austin.
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A monologue about Reagan's unhappy transition to the different standards of jazz dance in South Carolina, where the family moves, was among the more endearing and funny passages, with the tang of real experience tethering it to reality.
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Image 2 of 2 ATHENS, Greece – It might be the short, pleated kilts, tasseled black garters and pompom-tipped shoes, but there&aposs something more endearing than intimidating about Greece&aposs best-known military unit, the Presidential Guard.
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It's why I grinned like a fool every time Kash's family or friends speak Urdu on-screen and why Reynolds' subtle advancement of the jilted-best-friend trope is more endearing and less creepy than almost every prior version.
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There's been much speculation about whether or not Michael is going to survive the season and every time the show makes him even more endearing, it makes me think that it's only so his death will hurt us more.
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That Erskine and Konkle, both grown women, are the butt of jokes and some middle school bullying while vowing to stick by each other through thick and thin makes their friendship even more endearing, and their situation even more comedic.
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I will translate what it says because I am losing it over here: Oh god my heart As if he could not be a more endearing and adorable soul, BJ Thief Cat has given the cats nicknames and written them on the colorful papers posted on the brick wall.
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If there's one singular truth to be gleaned from watching Tobor the Great and Wall-E simultaneously projected onto the same movie screen, it's that there's truly nothing more endearing and soul-crushingly terrifying than watching a bunch of robots go about and do tasks normally relegated to humans.
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"Inni" had some people in the audience giggling — it features a field recording of a baby, like Aaliyah's "Are You That Somebody?" but somehow more endearing — yet it was one of the evening's most beautiful works, the audio accompanied by Mr. Kenney's intimate phrases of soft-spoken awe.
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And so, even in the case of entertainment here, if Cozmo's trying to do something with his environment and then he fails, the fact that he failed, but knows it, and he acts disappointed in himself; it makes him more endearing, and you actually become more forgiving of it, and even more attached.
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" There are recollections of Marina and Chan's youth, as immigrants to Brazil and as two young kids in love; more endearing are the reflections on their relationship today, an ever-changing thing: "Well, a few nights ago, with the breeze of May blowing so nicely, suddenly Grandpa took my hand and even entwined our fingers.
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The way he seemingly refused to age, marrying five times; the way he sang without restraint about love and heartbreak; the way he spoke frankly of his battles with depression and his use of drugs; the way he never hid his vulnerability — all of this made him even more endearing, not just to his contemporaries, but to subsequent generations as well.
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IGN noted that the episode "introduced fans to one of the show's more endearing background players, Dr. Nick." Krusty's line "this ain't make-up" is one of Matt Groening's favorite lines from the show.
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It's saying, 'He gets on my nerves, but I love him.' I find that more endearing than, 'There's no one out there but him.' That seems naive. I have a lot of admiration for people who've been in relationships a long time, married for years.
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Following her first Daytime Emmy win in 2009, Berman describes Lulu as being "a bulldozer," being "unlucky in love" which makes the character so much more "endearing." Berman sees Lulu as being one of the few characters who actually learns from her mistakes and does not repeat them.
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So, by the series' fourth entry, Stratos-Fear, Willie became roly-poly and more endearing to audiences. Critics too especially went for this new change. Before 1933 was over, Willie also appeared in his first Cinecolor endeavor, Davy Jones' Locker. 1934 was the final production year for the Whopper series.
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Written in simple language, Akshaya Home Facts outlines 50 key factors that every customer must consider before purchasing a home. This novel initiative went on to set an industry benchmark in customer service. For Chitty Babu, this earnest approach gave him something even more endearing - the unflinching trust of his customers.
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This clean comedy would get thumbs up not just from the youngsters but also from the family audiences. Kartik Aaryan once again is in a great form. His boyish looks work instantly but it's his performance that makes it even more endearing. Kriti Sanon has a fantastic screen presence and maintains a strong position.
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The lyrics are the narration of a prisoner ("preso") serving 30 years. The actual inspiration for songwriter Velásquez was a friend's letter describing another friend's pain being jailed for 30 years on a drug charge. In 1998, when Colombia secured a position in the Futbol World Cup, Fruko came up with the team song: "La Pachanga Del Futbol." This proved to be one of Fruko's more endearing and infectious hits.
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Of her numerous roles in British B films in the 1950s, the film historians Steve Chibnall and Brian McFarlane say: "She was essentially crisp and wholesome, in her open Scots prettiness and brought a proper spirited resourcefulness to these assorted plucky heroines, making them a good deal more endearing and credible than the screenplays deserved."Steve Chibnall & Brian McFarlane, The British 'B' Film, Palgrave Macmillan, London, 2009, p. 186.
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Paste ranked him No. 8 in their list of the 20 Best Characters of 2011, explaining: "In a cast full of douchebags, the childlike ball of energy played by Charlie Day comes off as more endearing than despicable. He’s the personification of what makes It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia such a great show: perverse, loud, crude and surprisingly likable." TV Guide listed him in their list of TV's Most Lovable Lunkheads.
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These contractions of ammā and appā can act as an endearing suffix in colloquial Tamil when referring to females and males, respectively, of a lower social order than self. It is usually preceded by a verb. For example, wā-pā is a more endearing and polite manner for an elderly person such as a mother to invite someone younger than themselves such as a son instead of simply wā.
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Like Baskerville, she begins to care about Mingchao as she learns the girl's more endearing and admirable qualities. Her relationship with Baskerville also softens, with the two of them eventually talking like old friends that like to annoy each other but at the same time respect each other. She gets agitated when it is believed that Baskerville was dead and again when she learns he's lost his memory. Despite themselves, they work well together, and Benkate likes to flirt with Baskerville and tease him.
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The film starts in a street in Fort Kochi where Vasco da Gama, the son of a wrestler named Michael, lives. Vasco and his gang of five – Chandrappan, Susheelan, Sainu, Basheer and cousin Tomichchan are small-time goons, involved in petty offences and as the movie progresses, these characters turn out to be more endearing than bad. Vasco goes by the nickname Thala (head) since he is the gang leader. Though Michael rebukes his son time and again for his lifestyle choices, he loves him and has big dreams for him.
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The marsh rice rat is generally of little importance to humans, which is perhaps why it is not as well-studied as some other North American rodents. In 1931, Arthur Svihla noted that virtually no information had been published on the habits and life history of the marsh rice rat since the 1854 publication of Audubon and Bachman's description.Svihla, 1931, p. 238 Writing on Everglades mammals, Thomas E. Lodge notes that although the name "rat" may associate it unpleasantly with the introduced black and brown rats, its appearance is more endearing, even cute.
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Miss Lucilla Edith Cavell Teatime is a ladylike conwoman whose occasional lapses into verbal vulgarity make her all the more endearing. She has a liking for whisky, a game of dominoes and all things tasteful. She first steps off the train in Flaxborough (a town once described as having the fictional solidarity of Arnold Bennett's Five Towns) in the fourth mystery set there, Lonelyheart 4122. She likes the town so much that she settles there, even though her attempt at swindling through a lonely- hearts bureau nearly makes her the third woman killed by another swindler.
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Guy finds Caroline attractive, and tries to sleep with her on her first day of work. However, his attempts do not work and despite also spreading rumours about it to the staff, Caroline makes him sign a confession of truth and pins it to the noticeboard. Caroline finds Guy annoying, but in time she becomes more tolerant with him, even kissing him at her house warming party. He persuades her to go to the countryside with him and ends up making a scene, and he also lies about himself to seem more endearing to her, such as telling her he loves children and can't wait to be a dad.
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She crossed paths with Baskerville in the past while they were looking for the same gun, though she was never aware of his real name or his ties to the Syndicate. Apparently the conflict resulted in the two having hostile feelings towards each other, until Mingchao forced them to work together. At first glance she's a tall, skinny, somewhat masculine woman with a ruthless disposition who shows no mercy towards anyone who gets between her and a gun she wants, but overtime she shows a more caring side. Like Baskerville, she begins to care about Mingchao as she learns the girl's more endearing and admirable qualities.
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" The automatic saving of clips of shots in the Xbox One was heavily criticized for overdriving the GameDVR system. Caffrey described the PlayStation 4 port as better than the Xbox One version for having less overscan issues and a manual clip-saving feature, where the automatic saving of clips in the Xbox One version overdrove the GameDVR system; in addition, he appreciated the game's use of the DualShock 4's light bar for being "very much in the spirit of Peggles joyous attitude." The addition of presence and animation to the masters was praised by several critics. Mark Walton of GameSpot called their reactions "absolutely hilarious," Destructoids Chris Carter "a really simple thing that made me smile constantly, and made each Master more endearing.
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At the time of its release, the film received "generally unfavorable reviews". However, Disney Discourse: Producing the Magic Kingdom notes that an article in Time Magazine around that time "celebrated the global scope of the Disney product", and a 1948 review for The News-Sentinel said the "charm and skill" that one had to expect from Disney is "delightful entertainment" for all children. A 1948 review of the film for the Los Angeles Times said the "acts" Johnny Appleseed and Pecos Bill, which the "new variety show from Walt Disney [gave] special attention to" are "'human' sagas" and as a result "more endearing" than the rest of the segments. The Andrews Sisters: A Biography and Career Record notes that "the public liked the film and it was a box-office success".
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He has a positive nature, and although sometimes his humor is misconceived as ill-mannered, he tries to joke his way out of sticky situations and is more likely to laugh off the negatives and be overwhelmingly enthusiastic about the positives in his, and everyone else's, life. He is shown throughout the series to be self-obsessed and neurotic, with a tendency to make himself the center of attention. However, in many episodes, he proves to be a sweet and genuine guy with good intentions and a good heart, and this is often overlooked by others. Seth is a very bubbly character, thanks to the likes of his "only true friend" Ryan, and is prone to not knowing when to keep his mouth shut, however this is more endearing and humorous, than irritating.
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She is depicted as having less talent in the arts as her friends, and may serve as a dancing school receptionist or a crew member in their theater group instead of taking part on stage. Showing that even George can be intimidated, The Clue of the Velvet Mask shows a psychologically battered George; she is kidnapped while posing as Nancy, drugged and threatened by a gang of ruthless, dangerous criminals, who not only commit robberies but also repeatedly drug and physically assault Nancy and her friends; George overcomes her mania in time to step forward and save her friends in the psychological moment. By the mid-1960s, she has learned judo and helps Nancy when the boys are not around to defend the trio of female friends by using her martial arts as self-defense. By the 1970s, her character is more endearing, and she wins many athletic competitions.
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In a review of the final season of the anime for Anime News Network, author Rebecca Silverman described Sailor Galaxia as a threat that "looms over Earth and the solar system [...] attempting to take over every planet, and she's just come to Earth to continue her plans." Silverman also compared the Sailor Animamates with the Four Kings of Heaven, explaining that while both groups are not similar to each other, the way in which the Animamates pick their victims follows "the standard operating procedure of all Sailor Moon villains – find the most famous or prettiest person and just assume they're who you want, rinse, repeat." In particular, the author found Iron Mouse as one of the more "endearing" antagonists of the series and wonders why other villains refused to engage with Sailor Moon's speeches they way she did. Silverman concluded her review stating that Galaxia's overall character set up was one of the highlights of the season.
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This was the beginning of Fr. Sweeny's 32-year stay as pastor of Our Lady of Peace Church. In the late 1960s as proposed city planning developed in the City of Santa Clara, Fr. Sweeny recognized the church's strategic location as an opportunity for spiritual outreach to the already-increasing population. He also envisioned a shrine to Mary, the Mother of God, as a “forthright expression of faith” for the times. As he explained, “What child hasn’t responded to the open arms of a mother? Even the adult, if we take time to think back a little bit to our first experiences—experiences of trust, the open arms of a mother—I guess there’s nothing more endearing, and it is next to God.” Drawn to the Shrine by the welcoming statue of Our Lady of the Immaculate Heart, he hoped visitors would then visit the church. In 1976, Fr. Sweeny and a team of supporters established 24-hour Eucharistic adoration.
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María and Pancho (Liv Ullmann and Federico Luppi) are a happily married couple in a quiet, working-class suburb south of Buenos Aires, circa 1978. They share the grief over the disappearance of their eldest son Carlos (Gonzalo Arguimbau), with María's lifelong friend Raquel Kessler (Cipe Lincovsky), a feisty Jewish girl whose cultural identity made her a target to some; but all the more endearing to María, her only gentile childhood friend. "Married" to the theatre, in which she became prominent, Raquel's career has been protected from anti-Semitic attacks by her lover Diego (Victor Laplace), an influential public television executive who skillfully maintains a balance between his love for the opinionated Raquel and the need to placate the repressive mindset prevalent in that era's last civil-military dictatorship (1976-1983). María's relentless search for her son strains her relationship with both her husband and Raquel, who give up hope after lengthy and costly attempts to find him.
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In a positive review for NME magazine, music critic Kitty Empire called The Moldy Peaches "extremely amusing and often brilliant" because of its endearing songs and absurdist lyrics, which she felt distinguishes the band from other indie acts. Robert Christgau of The Village Voice found Dawson's songwriting more endearing and vulnerable than the "ambitious" Green, but said that they are both "cute folkies who break without warning into punk noise and sing a deeply catchy song called 'Who's Got the Crack,' cute floozies who'll fuck anybody with anything when that's their mood or stage of life". In a less enthusiastic review for Rolling Stone, Jenny Eliscu wrote that the "joyously messy" album is made up mostly of "low-fi, potty-mouthed indie rock" and raunchy humor, which listeners will either find "hilarious or stupid". AllMusic's Daniel Greenwald was more critical and said the Moldy Peaches tried to be funny with their use of provocative language, but sounded like a witless, untalented version of the indie band Beat Happening.
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