This is even more heartwarming than Drake by the Christmas tree.
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Every selfie and caption is more heartwarming than the one before.
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I find nothing more heartwarming than when two male friends of ridiculously mismatched heights hug.
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No character had a more heartwarming arc in Season 1 than Carmen Wade (Britney Young).
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The only thing more heartwarming than celebrating an engagement is seeing other people celebrate that engagement.
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Honestly, this is somewhat more heartwarming than most wretched stories that come out of that app.
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That's what made Whitcomb's father's response to her request for a pride flag all the more heartwarming.
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LONDON — There are few things in this world more heartwarming than the sight of a happy dog.
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There's nothing more heartbreaking than a missing pet—but there's also nothing more heartwarming than a reunion.
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"It was one of the more heartwarming stories that I've seen in a long time," he adds.
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Check back next week for another episode, sure to be filled with more heartwarming stories and fascinating surgeries.
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One of the more heartwarming stories of 2017 has been people's obsession with a pregnant giraffe named April.
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Read more: Heartwarming video shows a stranded dog get rescued from a frozen pond — and immediately try to return the favor
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While Ttirado's shut-eye will brighten any ruff day, the story of how he got his unique name is even more heartwarming.
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We've finally discovered something even more heartwarming than Claire and Jamie's epic love story in Outlander (okay, let's call it a tie) — puppies!
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The time he smiled through a Beauty And The Beast singalong on Jonathan Ross couldn't be more heartwarming (the little sweater-tie combo!).
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Though the moment itself was incredibly adorable, perhaps even more heartwarming was the fact that the photographs were snapped by Bindi's younger brother, Robert.
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"The Office" was a cringeworthy comedy about people in the workplace, but it was never more heartwarming than when it focused on Jim and Pam.
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There&aposs perhaps nothing more heartwarming than seeing your baby enveloped in the arms of their grandparents, and aunts and uncles after a particularly long and tiring journey.
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But once Irma has hit Florida, and more heartwarming stories emerge from the wreckage, conservative pundits will be at it again—and many millions of Americans will be listening.
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One of the organization's staff members, Leslie Walker, said she is heartbroken about the dog's life expectancy, but knowing Ella doesn't have a lot of time left makes honoring her even more heartwarming.
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It doesn't want to be as explicit — Apple executives have reportedly told creators they want to highlight more heartwarming and wholesome content — but it will have the same unique quality that those shows established for HBO.
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The singer wowed the judges on America's Got Talent with her gorgeous rendition of Rachel Platten's "Fight Song," and her astounding story — Bevier is a survivor of Stage 3 ovarian cancer — made the audition even more heartwarming.
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Waka's new addition is a little bolder than the tiny butterflies Travis Scott and Kylie Jenner got for Stormi, or Beyoncé's three dots (presumably for Blue Ivy, Rumi, and Sir), making the sentiment that much more heartwarming.
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There was money behind some of the NFL's past patriotism In 2015, a Senate report released by Senators John McCain and Jeff Flake poured cold water on some of the more heartwarming moments of patriotism seen in professional sports.
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I have been the speaker at naturalization ceremonies, and there is nothing more heartwarming than to see people who are learning the language, learning the history, and doing all that, and I have always been a real supporter of encouraging that.
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A happier, more heartwarming event you could not imagine, and as Herb and I and the other guests tottered out to our cars, a single thought bubble hovered over our heads, inconspicuous as the Goodyear blimp: Whaddaya think that cost?
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It is a team of athletes whose roads to Rio de Janeiro have surely been hard, but whose journeys may ultimately be more heartwarming than those of any of the other 5003,000-plus athletes who will compete beginning Friday at the world's biggest sports event.
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Nagoshi is very involved in the creation of the scripts, and advocated for the various elements found in Yakuza 3, such as the more heartwarming atmosphere with the kids at the orphanage, the return of Joji Kazama, as well as suggesting the keywords "base" and "defense" for the story. For Yakuza 2, the golden Osaka Castle, was also Nagoshi's idea.
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