That's when I feel the most together and therefore beautiful.
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They and their captain, the former doubles star Nenad Zimonjic, have been through more than most together.
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But when you're laughing like, Holy shit, this is our life now, that's when we process the most together.
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PETER HEDGES Well, it made perfect sense that I originally wanted to be an actor because every Sunday, we walked into church and we acted like we were the happiest, most together family.
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Val is hands-down one of my favorite characters on Riverdale — she's cool, confident, and for sure the most "together" of the entire gang — so naturally I had to semi-stalk the woman who portrays her.
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Guatemala has the sixth-highest rate of chronic childhood malnutrition in the world and it is a growing concern. The overall prevalence is over 40%, and in the Totonicapán region where Health & Help practices it reaches a heartbreaking 70%, affecting native populations the most. Together with the Department of Health, the clinic provides children with nutritional supplements, vitamins, antiparasitic medications, and educates parents on the basics of nutrition, hygiene and child care. No child is left behind.
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After marrying Marie Archambault of Loches, the couple moved to Paris in 1878, where Dave met Johann Most. Together, they moved to Most's London two years later, following their expulsion from France, and worked on the German anarchist newspaper Freiheit. Dave was arrested for treason in Augsburg in late 1880 and received a five-year sentence at trial. Upon his release in 1884, he returned to London, and three years later, Paris, as the French ban lifted. He worked in journalism and translation, editing for Éditions Schleicher and Augustin Hamon's l’Humanité nouvelle.
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" Animation historian John Canemaker argued that the crows are amongst the very few characters in the film that sympathize and are empathetic with Dumbo's plight since being coded as an oppressed marginalized ethnic group themselves, they relate to him as a fellow outcast, also adding "they are the most intelligent, the happiest, the freest spirited characters in the whole film." Film critic Michael Wilmington referred to the crows in 1980 as "father figures", self- assured individuals who are "obvious parodies of proletarian blacks", but comments, "The crows are the snappiest, liveliest, most together characters in the film. They are tough and generous. They bow down to no one.
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The letters included information about the evolving relationship between Hale and Eliot, and in some cases contradicted established published sources. The letters can only be read in person at the library; a compilation of the letters is now being prepared, and its editor, John Haffenden, has said he anticipates it will be published in 2021. Eliot's copyright still applies to the letters. The number of letters, by year, are as follows: Hale included a cover note with the letters saying, "The memory of the years when we were most together and so happy are mine always", and also, "I accepted conditions as they were offered under the unnatural code which surrounded us, so that perhaps more sophisticated persons than I will not be surprised to learn the truth about us".
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