The phrase suggested a style that was proudly ghetto and proudly élite ("putting on airs").
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So I stand there proudly, and I hope they are, too, standing with their spouses proudly.
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" Legend, 993, later confirmed his expert drink-holding skills on Twitter, sharing video of the aftermath in which he proudly held up his cup and proudly proclaimed, "Still got my drank.
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"I wore nylon in secret before the attack, and then after the attack I wear my stockings proudly in public, as women once wore their stockings proudly," he told The Advocate.
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" The clips ends with Cena declaring himself "proudly American.
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I've proudly engaged & discussed this with all our Ohana.
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" Proudly, he continued, "The Packers don't have an owner.
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It is also doubling down on those sentiments -- proudly!
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Paul Ryan proudly unveils new law that allows states to drug test people on unemployment Paul Ryan proudly unveils new law that allows states to drug test people on unemployment House Speaker Paul Ryan proudly unveiled new legislation Sunday that would allow states to require unemployed Americans seeking welfare cash assistance to first pass a drug test.
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Right now, people seem to be waving that flag proudly.
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The blue and white Argentine flag was proudly on display.
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"Today she was more alert than ever," Wetmore says proudly.
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Politicians who support the new law proudly invoke this history.
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Quincel proudly holding on to his honorary high school diploma.
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Mercedes "MJ" Javid is proudly showing off her new family!
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"She is the best mother I know," he proudly says.
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We proudly add three new body types to our line.
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When She Proudly Returned to the Gym After Giving Birth
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Many demonstrators in Dresden now proudly wave the AfD flag.
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Ewan McGregor proudly flaunted his stonewashed jeans and new car.
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"It's the King of Red Lions," says my oldest, proudly.
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And her husband has also been proudly posting as well!
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And we proudly stand for our glorious nation under God.
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She proudly wears Trump buttons and "deplorable" shirts around town.
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Hossain now proudly dons a shirt with a Canadian flag.
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Kylie Jenner is proudly showing off her body after baby!
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"I am very proudly wearing a robe," he told her.
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"I haven't had to carry her once," she said, proudly.
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"Our backyard looks right at Camelback Mountain," he said proudly.
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These women were proudly asymmetric, disproportionate — and they were beautiful.
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QUEBEC'S proudly Francophone separatists may want to learn some Arabic.
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"You don't have to be Richard Branson," he says proudly.
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From the man who proudly calls himself the 'Grim Reaper?
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He reached out to the community he served so proudly.
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These dissenters proudly call themselves gay or queer or bisexual.
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WikiLeaks proudly announced the data dump in a single tweet.
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People marched proudly in the yoga pants of their choice.
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It is meant to be displayed proudly in the home.
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And it seems Johnson is sporting Slimane's triggering Celine proudly.
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Reppin' girls of color and wearing her stretch marks proudly!!
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Eric Trump, for example, proudly submitted his ballot this morning.
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You proudly own the fact that you love your stuff.
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"We're bringing back the glory days," Mr Cruz proudly crowed.
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But TaihuLight, the champion, proudly uses chips made in China.
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But the Sunway TaihuLight proudly uses chips made in China.
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I will proudly be wearing black at the Golden Globes.
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" – Roxana, 27 "I'm a woman who proudly sports short hair.
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Trump himself has often proudly pointed to the Bradley Effect.
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He's proudly touting, and rightfully so, the technology on toms.
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He came in proudly expecting to sweep all four contests.
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"One man's waste is another man's water," Doug proudly surmises.
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I was 19 and proudly voted for the first time.
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"We proudly represent America's solar industry," said spokesman Dan Whitten.
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Then, proudly -- vanity before the fall -- I brought in dessert.
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But no, they proudly wear their ignorance on their sleeves.
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A hat that he proudly had signed by Donald Trump.
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Mr Buffett is also famously, even proudly, ignorant about technology.
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It's Olympics time, and I'm proudly rooting for Team Gay.
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"You are my hero," Jeong proudly wrote in his tweet.
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The beauty of "Formation" is how proudly unsubtle it is.
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Stephon, now 18, attends college in Virginia, she proudly reported.
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Halsey proudly watched from her seat as the women performed.
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Zhao proudly poses with his work before it was destroyed.
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He also proudly pointed to a radio that he owned.
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Time and time again, he has proudly erected a roadblock.
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"We had 14 cows in the backyard," says Gayán proudly.
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They should do so early and often; loudly and proudly.
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Blue Apple proudly claims it is neither resort, nor hostel.
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Ms. Sheats spoke proudly of her daughters, Ms. Knowles said.
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"We are the special forces," said one Yemeni fighter proudly.
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I would proudly live this life again if I could.
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I stand proudly today supporting President Donald J. Trumpmp (sic).
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"Yesterday night was the first time walking," he said proudly.
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"One hundred percent handcrafting, zero percent bullshit," Ferrato says proudly.
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They were from the Sixties, as Hillary Clinton proudly admits.
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In this climate, Phife Dawg stood small, and proudly so.
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"We've been tracking it for a month," Otto said proudly.
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And first I'm socially liberal, fiscally conservative and proudly independent.
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"There's no second chances," Belgian PM Charles Michel proudly proclaimed.
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And of course the Leaf wears its Nissan badge proudly.
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"People are coming for the truffles," Mr. Ivasic said proudly.
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Countries that once proudly welcomed refugees are closing their doors.
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Coal was proudly displayed in cases around the convention pavilions.
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"Look at you, ADULTING like a boss," I said proudly.
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And dammit, they deserve to be shown, prominently and proudly.
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"I kept that secret for two years," she said proudly.
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" Catsoulis called the movie "both proudly clichéd and refreshingly different.
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The focus of its dozens of publications is proudly hyperlocal.
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The grill is also wider and worn even more proudly.
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I also left with a vagina pin proudly on display.
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I have proudly served two Democratic and two Republican presidents.
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New York City wears that kind of "sanctuary" label proudly.
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Another former prisoner proudly gave her full name: Mary Mitchell.
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This is about proudly representing the United States of America.
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"I don't need that," he said proudly, raising his phone.
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Their faces when we proudly proclaim "Costco!" are always priceless.
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She will proudly tell you that poop is her specialty.
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We now know he was proudly looking down at Aeko.
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Democrats have proudly courted candidates and voters from diverse backgrounds.
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Sometimes it is proudly claimed, other times hidden or denied.
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You'll want to place it proudly on a bathroom shelf.
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For thousands of years, the ruling class was proudly isolationist.
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Or should he proudly explain his new job when asked?
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They talked proudly of her wit, her intelligence and sweetness.
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Our new president is, proudly, not a man who reads.
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It proudly boasted that it had been designed in California.
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I have led this county proudly, as I always have.
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She stays proudly on display, if not on the payload.
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"We are the reigning Caribbean club champions," he said, proudly.
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Mitch McConnell said proudly he is not an impartial juror.
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City Tamale proudly uses a heavy hand with its fillings.
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Now, "I'm proudly raising my head," Salaam said to applause.
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" And Yeezy's oldest child proudly declared, "Kanye West is my dad!
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"Draymond (Green) gave me the (game) ball," Kerr proudly disclosed afterward.
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We proudly announce boogers and openly compare post-buffet belly bloating.
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Recently, Simpson proudly shared a photo of a full, 5 oz.
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Some, such as Shmuley Boteach, publicly and proudly celebrated the release.
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"Right now, we have two kids in school," she says proudly.
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It also doesn't help he's proudly proclaimed downloading illegal software before.
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The eldest Gorga child proudly posed for photos with her parents.
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Anthropologie's monogram pendants let your loves ones wear their initials proudly.
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"We've been here since 6:30 AM," Brian told me proudly.
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Chaudhry would proudly show his friends when he was a schoolboy.
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Audi proudly displays its sporting heritage with its R8 LMS supercar.
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Kids around age 5, smiling proudly under a wide, floppy hat.
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Proudly avaricious and braggadocious, Trump embodied the spirit of the '80s.
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We and other seniors' advocates proudly and successfully opposed those efforts.
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But all of us can be resisting simply by existing proudly.
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Both Stephen Colbert and Trevor Noah would proudly take the latter.
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She proudly twerked at Coachella with her baby bump on display.
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"There's like absolutely no waste on that duck," Mercier proudly proclaims.
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All of the restaurants proudly advertise the dish on their menus.
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Perhaps it's her body, which she displays proudly and without hesitation?
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At a celebration of the law's passage, Oliver proudly presented Sen.
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" They lit candles, played Taps and proudly sang "God Bless America.
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Our campaign proudly offers an optimistic path forward for Arizona & America.
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I want to make sure you can wear my kicks proudly.
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Aprons, napkins and placemats are also proudly displayed on the shelves.
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It was definitely art, but it proudly defied classical artistic restrictions.
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The proudly Canadian firm, based in Toronto, blamed delays in construction.
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Her female figures are modern power brokers, proudly carrying their history.
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Torrey Smith proudly displayed the hogs he killed over the weekend.
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Stand proudly for your national anthem or be suspended without pay.
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"I love that MSG is proudly and definitely stated," Zou said.
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He proudly hung in his chambers a scorecard from that game.
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What so proudly we hailed at the twilight&aposs last gleaming?
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Both of her parents proudly showed her off on their Instagrams.
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In November, she proudly shared that she had dumped 23 lbs.
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Get ready Deckard, the Tyrell Corporation proudly presents its latest creation!
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And that's a fan club to which we are proudly devoted.
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They're quite comfortable standing next to fake cannons, feet proudly apart.
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A Chevy Volt proudly displaying the Lyft emblem on the dash.
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Proudly, they appeal to the isolated, brutal bastard within their players.
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Meek Mill has built a career out of proudly representing Philadelphia.
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You confidently voice your opinions because you can embrace them proudly.
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After Arizona cast their votes for Bernie, Emmett proudly announced hers.
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Now they are ever more proudly and publicly paraded each day.
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"It's probably the best I've heard him sing," Montgomery says proudly.
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" Without pause or hesitation, he clearly and proudly said, "White Sox.
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"This is the Queen Vic of Lewisham," he proudly tells me.
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Many others held signs reading "Toronto Strong" proudly above their heads.
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But the members wouldn't allow it, he says, a bit proudly.
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Look, here it is, sitting proudly in the number one slot.
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She then "proudly" recounted how she asked Trump for his instead.
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Wu proudly shared photos and videos of his restaurant with classmates.
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He seems to be beaming more proudly than the night before.
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The trans flag is displayed proudly outside my office door today.
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He remains true to himself – proudly ignorant, blustering and serially mendacious.
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I spent five years proudly serving our nation in this capacity.
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Gawyria proudly wore a necklace bearing a cross around her neck.
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"You have to stand proudly for the national anthem," Trump said.
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Every day, we proudly do our job to move America forward.
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Trump sees only the low road and proudly marches on it.
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After all, many news outlets are clearly, and sometimes proudly, biased.
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Tarantino proudly plays the role of a masterful thief of cinema.
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"The Future is Latina" is a phrase proudly and widely embraced.
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And then today's supposed losers will proudly take their victory laps.
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A generation was lost, but a new one proudly stands watch.
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Proudly wear your Starfleet division mark with these sleek insignia badges.
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Many are proudly incorporating Tinder into their engagement or wedding ceremonies.
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Trygve Pettersen proudly places his local newspaper in front of me.
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They wear their rose-colored glasses proudly, with an admirable stubbornness.
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A sun explodes, and then, a Black Panther flag, flown proudly.
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Eddie Murphy proudly shows off his gap teeth when he smiles.
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It is to be irrationally fearful of foreigners, and proudly so.
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Stand proudly for your National Anthem or be Suspended Without Pay!
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"We're fighting all the subpoenas," he proudly announced back in April.
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He proudly pointed out that his twin daughters are both doctors.
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But, he proudly declared, he has never relied on public assistance.
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"I was educated proudly in high-quality public schools," he said.
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Mr. Hargress then gestured proudly to his bar's live music schedule.
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Not only will we succeed, we'll do it loudly and proudly.
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Kate Middleton proudly showed off her latest garden design on Tuesday!
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On the contrary, it proudly touted that it would not compromise.
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Mr. Trump proudly proclaimed on Monday that "we are killing" terrorists.
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We choose kindness, acceptance and respect as we proudly celebrate #SpiritDay!
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"That's for when I go the other way," he said proudly.
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Her father often spoke proudly of her development as a player.
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Note, however, that in proudly contrarian Osaka, this practice is reversed.
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Rubbish piled up on crumbling streets that were once proudly scrubbed.
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Sun Diego, meanwhile, has succeeded while proudly proclaiming his Jewish identity.
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One Ubuntu chorister proudly displayed his tattoo of Johann Sebastian Bach.
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DC proudly promoted "The Red Trunks Return" in its news release.
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He proudly told his colleagues at the police department, he said.
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His scrapyard proudly displays relics of the American military industrial complex.
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His breath of proudly putrefied air is really something to behold.
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Mr. Rosindell recounts proudly how he once took an aging Mrs.
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"Now they have a wider area of explosion," he said proudly.
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One has embraced open borders, the other is proudly closing them.
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Prior to Tuesday, Pocket Casts proudly touted its subscription-free offering.
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Now he proudly keeps a pack with him at all times.
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I proudly accepted an award while feeling stunned by those numbers.
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The robes and hoods were proudly displayed in the front windows.
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Annette Bening is proudly talking about her oldest son, Stephen Ira.
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And SXSW remains distinctly and proudly a product of its hometown.
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What it does not include, proudly, is any semblance of filter.
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Hartman discovered many of her proudly "errant" subjects in police blotters.
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Now that I think about it, I'd wear this pin proudly.
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So that they can proudly mount the heads on their walls.
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All we have to do is proudly and publicly assert them.
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"We teach fundamentals of drawing and self-expression," Bartlett notes proudly.
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The Retour Toronto proudly continues this lineage in the modern age.
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"Bud Light proudly supports equal pay," Schumer says in the TV spot.
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"I cut off his head," said a special forces officer, smiling proudly.
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Your friends will proudly hail you before deeming you a damn patriot.
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Blackmore did not dispute practicing polygamy, proudly linking it to his faith.
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Proudly protesting at Seattle #google along other campuses nationwide #GooglersUnite #NoBanNoWall pic.twitter.
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"He's quite capable and always takes me by surprise," she says proudly.
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Towards the back of the new aircraft is inscribed "Proudly all Boeing".
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At times, he seemed to proudly flaunt his lack of scientific understanding.
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I had classmates whose pick-up trucks proudly waved the Confederate flag.
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It's a look that 23-year-old mother Brianna Worthy wears proudly.
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The fishermen and processors I met carry themselves proudly and speak sternly.
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For example, Droegemeier proudly exclaims "God Bless America!!!" on his academic webpage.
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"I've gotten one every week ever since I started," he said proudly.
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"Now my mother lives in the house I built," he said proudly.
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Remember when you proudly watched the Super Bowl just for the commercials?
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Trust, this is a bag to tote proudly, not just schlep around.
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They all had their medals on and they showed them very proudly.
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In summer 2017, I spotted at least two Confederate flags flying proudly.
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It is where you will see 'Backbone of the Navy' painted proudly.
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"We are now the number-one supplier of beef," he says proudly.
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"No ice cream for him after the game," Coach K says proudly.
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Earlier this month Facebook proudly announced its latest victory over fake news.
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"We've entered the billboard game," the school proudly announced in the post.
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My maternal grandmother, Mildred Rosenberger Wieder, proudly owned her Germanic-Mennonite heritage.
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Proudly democratic Taiwan has shown no interest in being ruled by China.
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Here's something you can proudly wear to you next cryptocurrency yacht cruise.
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The owners proudly proclaim that it is sub-Saharan Africa's biggest mall.
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"We really nailed fish species identification using computer vision," Odom says proudly.
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There are approximately 6,000 Muslim-Americans proudly serving in our armed forces.
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He's a Belgian who proudly refers to himself as rolstoelgabbertje (wheelchair gabber).
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STIBEL: YEAH, I MEAN, LOOK, RIGHT NOW, WE'RE INVESTING, PROUDLY, OUR MONEY.
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For my entire adult life, I have proudly considered myself a Democrat.
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"The United Kingdom and Germany proudly share the same values," he said.
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"I know that I affected the world this year," she says proudly.
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Christie praised the fearless example she provided as a proudly unconventional woman.
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Photographs of her show an old woman proudly displaying her finest assets.
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My dad flipped through the images and smiled proudly at his accomplishment.
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Jackson, 20, has proudly showed off her body art in the past.
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Takamaru Konishi proudly showing off the premium grapes he paid $11,000 for.
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Nopparat Yodsaksee, 32, watched proudly as his newborn son posed for photos.
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" Even through bad times, locals have proudly boasted: "Ytown is my town.
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"He just got a fresh coat of paint," Inouye announces, beaming proudly.
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The devices he created proudly ignored their weaknesses and succeeded despite themselves.
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"My math score last year was higher than this," one proudly said.
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"She wrote me a note, [writing], 'to Dad,&apos" he says proudly.
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Bruce now has all four family photos displayed proudly in his room.
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He championed our troops and veterans, and proudly wore our nation's uniform.
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Kevin proudly reminded us he's the only shark who made an offer.
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"They even still smell a little bit like coffee," Lechner says proudly.
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The ring finger is the sauciest of all, with Monero proudly represented.
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We cheer just as loudly and proudly when we win our marathons.
|
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Let's start with the license plate that proudly adorns his official limousine.
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Proudly democratic Taiwan has shown no interest in being run by China.
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They had embedded in them family history, and I wore them proudly.
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"He's super outgoing, animated, super lovable, calls me Nana," she said proudly.
|
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In 2000, Zion banned cars from the park, proudly instituting what it
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Stop the silly protest and stand and sing proudly your National Anthem.
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They walked around the fair together, PBW proudly holding Right On Time.
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"Oh, it's one of my favorite singers Lionel Richie," Perry says proudly.
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"My cat is in the pet registry," Piperal said proudly, pointing again.
|
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The toddler was also proudly repping her dad's Astroworld Festival T-shirt.
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"He was never afraid to talk to girls," the woman says proudly.
|
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Over the same period, he said proudly, the company's output had doubled.
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They're also full of people proudly sharing their new, sparser, neater surroundings.
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Children proudly show where an Israeli bullet scarred one of the rooms.
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From restaurants to indie boutiques, the vibe is original and proudly Colombian.
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Some names are proudly perverse: one off-white shade is called Blackened.
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He had charged the government $10,000 for his services, he said proudly.
|
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Native Americans serve in both organizations and wear their veteran status proudly.
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He told them he was "proudly" declaring it a Merry Christmas again.
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You'll fab like a pro, even if you're strictly (hell, proudly) amateur.
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Lozada beamed proudly, and the guerrillas raised their cups in a toast.
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Lebanese people's joie-de-vivre is a stereotype many citizens wear proudly.
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Indeed, in the past, it was proudly and loudly breaking such rules.
|
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Like the other candidates, he wears the mantle of protest candidate proudly.
|
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" Kate McKinnon, returning as Lindsey Graham, proudly asked, "How amazing is this?
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He relinquished Prussian citizenship early in his career and remained proudly stateless.
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Max Minghella's sweet directing debut is both proudly clichéd and refreshingly different.
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"Also I can shoot lightning out of my hands," he said proudly.
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The document was proudly presented to Hitler's deputy Hermann Göring in 21.3.
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"Look, we have people walking down the street," Mr. Resnick said, proudly.
|
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Both Sanders and Joe Biden volunteered proudly that they hadn't shaken hands.
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"My little kids will say, 'Look, there's Daddy's office,' " she adds proudly.
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" — to which he proudly replied, "Of course I want to be perfect.
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Mr. Dodik proudly noted that the elections fall on Mr. Putin's birthday.
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Mr. Sessions is known for proudly holding opinions thought to be retrograde.
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They were weaving red, white, and royal blue; proudly sectarian, Protestant colors.
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Mr. West dismissed that label but proudly described the show as farce.
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" Yola proudly describes her music as "genre-fluid" and "out of time.
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We proudly present the latest drool-worthy food trend: the sushi donut.
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That's a term [of the agreement] that I proudly take credit for.
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The homeowner proudly showed us how she had remodeled the master bathroom.
|
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Some, like public relations executive Karla Barbosa, are proudly embracing the concept.
|
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"This will be the most flexible space ever made," Poots said, proudly.
|
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" Trump himself has proudly declared, "The pace of appointments is only accelerating.
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He had proudly shown off the conditions and quality of his products.
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Now, the New York Post box is proudly displayed in her office.
|
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"We write symphonies," he proudly proclaimed, as if to prove his point.
|
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For instance, Alfred Thayer Mahan and Billy Mitchell proudly embraced their domains.
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Mark in uniform, bearded and grungy in Afghanistan, proudly bearing his weapon.
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" Proudly, he told me more than once, "I never lost a case.
|
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The conservative who proudly highlighted Trump's support seemed to have little trouble.
|
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Ron DeSantis, a conservative who has proudly tied himself to the president.
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And it proudly notes its "MBA Diversity Fellowship" program on its website.
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The hat is "proudly made in the USA," according to the website.
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He proudly proclaims the state of the country is now his responsibility.
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"Told you," Gaspard said proudly, a twinkle in his watery old eyes.
|
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"I think the gelling is getting better and better," he beams, proudly.
|
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We are now very proudly and exporter of energy to the world.
|
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Meanwhile, white guys are proudly dropping acid on their way to work.
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We are now, very proudly, an exporter of energy to the world.
|
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"These things mean something to me," Gunn says of his proudly displayed collections.
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She even proudly posted photos with him on her now-deleted Instagram account.
|
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" The film closes with images of locals proudly displaying the slogan "Boston Strong.
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"Our live set is just bangers," Ward says proudly, and she's not wrong.
|
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Shortly after, 112 starts singing while West, 41, smiles proudly in the background.
|
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Donald Trump has always had a proudly creepy relationship with his daughter, Ivanka.
|
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They are displayed proudly, as something that Pyongyang would never, ever give up.
|
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When the camera turns on Richard, he proudly announces he's drinking strawberry lemonade.
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UNIDENTIFIED MALE: What so proudly we held by the -- I forget the rest.
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" Founder Conrad Hilton proudly proclaimed: "Each of our hotels is a little America.
|
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When the glass on the door broke, the goat just proudly scampered away.
|
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In 45 short minutes, they'd proudly step into the future as American citizens.
|
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She seemed to think plastic surgery is overrated, displaying her squashed nose proudly.
|
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He's a grad student in clinical psychology, an amateur baker, and proudly bisexual.
|
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"We have won the Great War," Daenerys proudly announced in last week's episode.
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The other proudly describing his own pattern of assault to an entertainment reporter.
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Forty years on, the roar of Grunwick's lions resonates as proudly as ever.
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She looked on proudly as he busied himself with swimming, football and karate.
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But that's exactly what a group of Republican congressmen proudly did Wednesday morning.
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" My 1st Years website now proudly calls the robe "Prince's Personalised Gingham Robe.
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A. Devotee," he proudly sings of "drinking white wine in the blushing light.
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But then horny Kai also hooks up with Remy (a "proudly promiscuous" bisexual).
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He now proudly identifies as "100% Nigerian" despite also holding an American passport.
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And why do restaurants in many cities proudly put dog on the menu?
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Microsoft proudly proclaims the Xbox One X as the most powerful console ever.
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Last week, Christina proudly showed off her baby bump at 17 weeks along.
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Perfect. Watching the pair proudly stride down the stairs of the Capitol Building?
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Or is it the nuestra cosa considering how proudly Latinx the Lodges are?
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They did, however, proudly proclaim full RGB pixels and 16 million sub-pixels.
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According to fans in attendance, Alwyn proudly recorded his girlfriend during the song.
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He proudly holds the noble doggo for picture day in this particular photo.
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I wore it boldly and proudly, yet always with a twinge of fear.
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So Motherboard proudly presents its official and DEFINITIVE ranking of the best cartridges.
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Now, Lourd can proudly carry around a permanent piece of her mom's otherworldliness.
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The U.S. has proudly played a leading role in welcoming people in need.
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The zoo proudly announced the arrival of the newborn pachyderm on Sunday morning.
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Han proudly claimed viewers will no longer be limited to 27K or 22019K.
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Her eldest son Orlando grinned broadly, proudly showing off a gifted dental mirror.
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For starters, she proudly wore her hair in an afro for the contest.
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" As Mason explained proudly: "She told me, 'I don't even know anyone here.
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The Duchess of Sussex has a new title – and she's wearing it proudly!
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The star also proudly displayed her ring on her Instagram Stories on Wednesday.
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Mr Lau speaks proudly of how his ancestors resisted the British in 1898.
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Reagan proudly serves on the Lieutenant Governors Association's Board, representing the Western states.
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Get the fan in your life this cute sweatshirt they can wear proudly.
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"Rocket is into architecture now," Williams said proudly during his late-night appearance.
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His restaurant Maza in San José proudly abides by the Slow Food philosophy.
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Curvy, Tall, and Petite dolls now stand proudly next to the Original body.
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" Kardashian proudly told Jenner, who responded: "We have so many babies, who knew?
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"I started taking lessons when I was 15 years old," Gigliello says proudly.
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Indeed, those who participated willingly, even proudly like Mostafa Pourmohammadi, have been rewarded.
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She proudly reports that she has converted her mother, a former Clinton-fan.
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But ... Trump's proudly never made any attempt to follow in 44's footsteps.
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And last May, Vergara looked on proudly as Manolo graduated from Emerson College.
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We are proudly joined on stage by American, Polish, British, and Romanian soldiers.
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They're relics from her days as an activist, which she pores over proudly.
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A framed commemorative letter from Clarence House is proudly displayed at the bar.
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In therapy, Axelrod encourages people to speak openly and proudly about their experiences.
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PLUS: Baby Chanel proudly displays her mean mug just like dad Ice-T!
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Whenever we'd Facebook later in life, she'd gush about her baby girl proudly.
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On Tuesday, I'm wearing my 'Madame President' nail polish and a pantsuit, proudly.
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Rihanna, sashaying proudly in her Swarovski gown, boobs as liberated as she was.
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It was founded in Australia in 1998, as the Trestle's label proudly attests.
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He proudly wore a tattoo that read "Sag-Nasty" on his left forearm.
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The President proudly displays an understanding about public policy that is paper-thin.
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I've seen someone proudly walk past carrying a life-sized, blow-up doll.
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His chief influences, he proudly said, were Degas, Kandinsky and Frank Lloyd Wright.
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The movie, he said proudly, had a cast and crew of 450 people.
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"I am singing to her!" he proudly says as he finishes the song.
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Her broad and expressive body language evoked a diva proudly spreading her wings.
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Ahmad, a taxi driver, motions proudly to signs of his city's rapid development.
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It proudly advertised that it had a buffet with over 100 different items.
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Their answers may require a trigger warning for the proudly ink-stained set.
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"I love making laksa, it's just so satisfying and fresh," says Yin proudly.
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They proudly and defiantly proclaimed they had no idea what was going on.
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"We are a sanctuary city," Kenney proudly declared while high-fiving his staff.
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The advanced energy industry has proudly been a vital part of that strategy.
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"Our coaches, they are good," he said proudly of Cercle Sportif and Rwanda.
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A Trek that could proudly stand alongside Game of Thrones and Black Mirror.
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I hope Isaac wore the crown and his WW backpack proudly to school.
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The grandmother proudly adds that she delivers every weekday, come rain or shine.
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That interface-free Magic Wall proudly displayed by CNN during its election coverage?
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The Vermont senator has proudly identified as a democratic socialist throughout his career.
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"I've got the coolest kids in Pakistan in my band," she says proudly.
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I calmly walked home, huffing discretely, proudly realizing that I didn't hold back.
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Faulkner notes proudly that Buffalo's 8K race is older than the Boston Marathon.
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For example, UPS proudly claims that their trucks never take a left turn.
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Today, Mollie and her killer brows are proudly welcoming a healthy baby girl.
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We'd walk in their proudly displaying our six-hole punch Subway club card.
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I proudly serve as a Congressional Black Caucus task force member for TECH2020.
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Mr. Ali proudly switches on a fan that stirs the stultifying summer air.
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We are one team and one people proudly saluting one great American flag.
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In Rio she will proudly carry the Kosovo flag at the opening ceremony.
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These pecan rolls are baked in muffin tins to help them puff proudly.
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Participants proudly peacocked about in their false lashes, curled manes and stained lips.
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Last month, Yale proudly dedicated a new residential college named for Pauli Murray.
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But in the same interview, he spoke proudly of "making it out" unscathed.
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Happily, this one does not, and proudly flies a purely theatrical freak flag.
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His family was proudly American, too proud for a brown girl like me.
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Organizers proudly pointed out that 218 percent of the 3,200 delegates were women.
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Kraftwerk once proudly declared themselves to be robots, Yorke was merely a creep.
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"I could never have thought about doing that before," she told me proudly.
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Uygur said it was his first arrest, but he'd proudly do it again.
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They were proudly on display at the 2018 State of the Union address.
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Still, the car's French character shines though: It's responsive, lightweight and proudly Gallic.
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I have stood proudly for the national anthem at thousands of baseball games.
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Claes Oldenburg's small, proudly disheveled "Letter Tenement" picks up the visual thread again.
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John Cornyn, who proudly carries an A+ rating from the National Rifle Association.
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"Yup," Ms. Davis declared proudly, a towering Fluffy looming ominously over her shoulder.
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They proudly share their agrarian heritage with travelers seeking an authentic Azorean experience.
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Thousands more, some proudly displaying firearms and wearing camouflage clothing, packed nearby streets.
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We&aposve proudly been serving customers in the greater Chicago area since 2013.
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"Already, she's twice as beautiful as she was before," the surgeon proudly announces.
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She proudly wore her Special Forces tab for the remainder of her career.
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Jacob and his mother make a dress that he proudly wears to school.
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The real people, proudly holding steady, will reap the blond munificence of fall.
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" Now, according to Stefano Brasetti, Balotelli's personal trainer, the city is "proudly multicultural.
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Giddy Manhattanites proudly wearing their Mike 28503 buttons are in for a shock.
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Check. Cockiness, a persecution complex and a proudly situational relationship with the truth?
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The promoter proudly reports it as the loudest ever recorded at the arena.
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"Sinclair proudly supports the Cancer Foundation and its educational mission," the statement said.
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Give America a tweet and proudly stand up for payday lenders against consumers!
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Mr. Friedman proudly announces that he wants to widen and deepen those divisions.
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He was not allowed, he said, a little less proudly, to handle money.
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His grandmother won't watch the video the four perpetrators proudly recorded for Facebook.
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During his fall visit to Asia, Trump proudly proclaimed his "America First" vision.
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Mr. Trump blamed Democrats for the bill's defeat, and they proudly accepted responsibility.
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The image shows Steve proudly holding her as a baby with one arm.
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Head coach Doug Pederson and others proudly held high the Super Bowl trophy.
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Sam Brownback proudly engineered the biggest tax cuts in the history of Kansas.
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I can proudly say that I have upheld those values throughout my career.
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He has proudly described himself as a lieutenant in the nation's drug war.
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He "reminds us...why we proudly stand for the national anthem," Trump said.
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"We chased the Latvians like rabbits over the fields," a volunteer proudly recalled.
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Let the record show he proudly did it all with one match. pic.twitter.
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She rocked it proudly for a selfie alongside model and DJ Sita Abellan.
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Joshua's father, the actor James Van Der Beek, watched proudly from the crowd.
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Joshua's father, the actor James Van Der Beek, watched proudly from the crowd.
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"President Abbas, you proudly pay Palestinian terrorists who murder Jews," Mr. Netanyahu said.
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At their apartment they proudly displayed some of their shiny medals and trophies.
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She proudly posted pics of herself and her partner a few years back.
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"I had the dogs lick me clean, twice," he says proudly early on.
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However, proudly democratic Taiwan has shown no interest in being ruled by Beijing.
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I proudly enunciated my last name (Castañon, emphasis on the ñ) in job interviews.
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Nambiar proudly said it's first come, first served, except in cases of medical emergencies.
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"I've gone from being a total dirtbag," he says proudly, "to doing quite well."
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A few of Swift's fans proudly tweeted they had registered in honor of Swift.
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I now proudly refer to my daily regimen as the #BlackGirlMagic skin-care routine.
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In fact, it is currently proudly pinned to the top of the account's page.
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Yelp is also making stickers available for restaurants to proudly display in their windows.
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"I built it from scratch over three and a half years," he said, proudly.
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"We've put it in people's minds that festivals can be changed," he said proudly.
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Also inside, Gary Oldman was spotted proudly introducing his new wife Gisele Schmidt around.
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And earlier this month, Sydney proudly shared an update on her baby girl's health.
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We will always stand proudly with the brave heroes of ICE and border control.
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" They added the restaurant "proudly serves people of all races, religions and sexual preferences.
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In Touch says there's no defamation, since Blake's proudly created a hard drinking image.
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She proudly shared photos of Penelope posing alone with her trendy, chin-length hairdo.
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" Haig proudly shared his work in the magazine on Instagram, writing: "Officially in vogue.
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Often I can resist these apps, proudly declaring myself a human with self control.
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Clean coal, we are proudly and strongly protecting our public lands for future generations.
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Gina Rodriguez has proudly advocated on behalf of the Latino community on numerous occasions.
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This is a moment to proudly declare that Medicare for All's time has come.
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Redditor swim-bike-run proudly shared his girlfriend's Snapchat moment that he gleefully ruined.
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Meanwhile, I kept telling myself, proudly, that my caution was the mark of responsibility.
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"Ladies and gents, I proudly bring you, TEREMANA TEQUILA 🥃," he wrote on Instagram.
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Here's a photo of the back of her dress, with the scar proudly visible:
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But a new youth-focused campaign called Proudly Pokies Free wants to challenge that.
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The Proudly Pokies Free campaign celebrates venues which favour live entertainment instead of gambling.
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"Aysha was very good at teamwork and leadership," Hafsah proudly said of her friend.
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Mary proudly marched alongside friends and family on a day they won't soon forget.
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Microsoft is proudly pointing out how the One X can support 4K HDR gameplay.
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There's also a Streaming Songs chart, and "Bodak Yellow" is sitting proudly atop it.
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The author of Scarlett Johansson's mean tweet came forward proudly to claim their work.
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Its government proudly called it the "largest single prison expansion in the state's history".
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He's gotten people fired, he's broadcasted their back taxes, and he's proudly humiliated them.
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While she is proudly back in her element, her father could...be more thrilled.
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Liu proudly notes his is the first open source PCB with full RGB customization.
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They proudly pose with their creations so that they'll never forget this magical moment.
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MOST startups proudly announce their presence on buildings, billboards and any surface offering visibility.
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To say that Leonardo proudly put his name on the painting is also appropriate.
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Celebs like Miley Cyrus have proudly posted selfies with armpit hair on full display.
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Just marathon these movies and you'll proudly be belting "Single Ladies" in no time.
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PROUDLY overlooking the River Thames, Unilever House looks more royal palace than office building.
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LIKE Jaume Roures and Gerard Romy, two of its founders, Mediapro is proudly Catalan.
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These devices all proudly assert that they support Alexa, Google Home or other standards.
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Every time you swing by this slave outpost, its purpose is proudly on display.
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Did you do the sea?" he asked the little boy, who proudly replied, "Yes!
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Why would- with the American people trust any organization that proudly hires that person?
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"My typical day now revolves around them," he says proudly of his first-graders.
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Professor Charles Xavier (James McAvoy) proudly presides over a thriving school for young mutants.
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Ultimately, I go to all these races and I lift the British flag proudly.
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Mr Sanders may well win the caucus: Colorado is a proudly anti-establishment state.
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"It is why our currency proudly declares, 'In God We Trust,'" the president said.
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Blac Chyna and Rob Kardashian proudly present their brand new baby girl ... Dream Renee.
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Ethically produced clothes scream, I'm proudly principled, and I want people to know it.
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You know, the totally unsightly ones that your parents proudly hung on the refrigerator.
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All this to say, put on those firetruck-red plimsolls and wear them proudly.
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Meanwhile, a fascist with a proudly admitted history of sexual assault is still President.
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To be American is to proudly welcome the huddled masses yearning to breathe free.
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This isn't the first time Jenner has proudly shown off her body's bounce back.
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"My daughter Charlotte loves dancing," he proudly told attendees at a Commonwealth Day reception.
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They can now proudly call themselves the best wine tasters in the entire world.
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Which means autistic fans will know, and can proudly see themselves saving the world.
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Paisley, 46, proudly announced he had, before jokingly gesturing to Underwood's growing baby bump.
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Maya Rahman, 8, and Sayena Aktar, 7, proudly showed off the den to Kate.
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Now, watching one customer proudly down his drink, I ask what the deal is.
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Bernie Sanders proudly recalls his unwavering opposition to free-trade agreements, past and current.
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Businesses can reduce manufacturing costs while also proudly displaying a "Made in America" label.
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Yet Mr Bongo still proudly talks of giving civil servants a 30% pay rise.
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The train is, Mr Kalubi proudly explains, an express, with a new Chinese locomotive.
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Yet his victory isn't necessarily the David and Goliath story he so proudly evokes.
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Bloom embraces that base-level beauty, to be young, gay and proudly in love.
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In 1976, Lilith Magazine was launched, proudly billing itself as "Independent, Jewish & Frankly Feminist".
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This breakout hair is just the most visible part of a proudly peacocking culture.
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When the new Poor People's Campaign hits the streets, I will proudly join them.
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As Elizabeth Holtzman did to me, I proudly hand off that mantle to you.
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Many Democrats tout platforms of "social justice," and some proudly proclaim themselves as socialists.
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"They say it was the roughest primary in memory, in history," he said proudly.
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" "You have to stand proudly for the National Anthem or you shouldn't be playing.
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"It shows to the world just how beautiful our culture is," she proudly explains.
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We stand proudly by our work and are dedicated to the patients we serve.
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"I wear it proudly," Mercado said she told the woman as she walked away.
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" Clyburn recalled the saga in his 2014 memoir, "Blessed Experiences: Genuinely Southern, Proudly Black.
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German like he thought, proudly proclaims "I turned in my lederhosen for a kilt!"
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Many sanctuaries have regular schedules, lack robust security and proudly bear open-door policies.
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"I'll show you one that's been saved," she said, proudly holding up the photo.
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One of the simplest is to recommit, publicly and proudly, to support for Israel.
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He was socially prominent and proudly drove an eye-catching green Ford Mustang convertible.
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We proudly delivered justice on the promise that no one is above the law.
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Comedy Central's "Broad City" features a proudly bisexual protagonist — and it's no big deal.
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Tronc proudly attempts to make content for the broadest possible audience using artificial intelligence.
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"she never ceases to amaze me in EVERY WAY," Dylan proudly gushed on Instagram.
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The people there were proudly to stand and honor our nation and our anthem.
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That guard you just passed, proudly uniformed and polite: He could be from 1910.
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Reagan rarely left him to go out, but she proudly burnished their love story.
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The main characters were happily married and proudly seeing their prodigy off to Hogwarts.
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"I haven't worked for anyone else since I was 21," he tells me proudly.
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Osunda has never been sick in his 30 years of work, he said proudly.
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"We have a big bathroom that we share, and keep tidy," she added proudly.
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Mattis claimed he was "proudly apolitical" since joining the Marine Corps at age 18.
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"Look," he said proudly, tugging at the shoulder strap of a silver-foil bag.
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At other times she proudly talked about her kin, describing her memories of them.
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It's cleverly analytical and proudly artificial, but with human paradoxes that won't go away.
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Next came a photo of Wilma with two maintenance workers proudly holding my hat.
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Confederate flags proudly paid for by the Sons of Confederate Veterans dot the highways.
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"I'm going to paint a picture of him with my penis," he said proudly.
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He introduced Conolly to Sheikh Salman, who proudly presented his young son standing nearby.
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Having proudly served myself: Any service member qualified to serve, should be able to.
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Today, he proudly noted, the restaurant hosts dozens of young French Quebecois each week.
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"Health care in Britain is free at the point of delivery," he said proudly.
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The brothers spoke proudly of their background, explaining why they were such good businessmen.
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This is clearly not the Republican Party I once knew, loved and proudly served.
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Cooke's performance is proudly contemporary, which brings an unexpected energy to this period piece.
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Their subjects look directly into the camera, proudly and, to the modern eye, accusingly.
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K. for Jews to be proudly independent or Republican or even active Trump supporters.
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"No one was doing it before me," Armstrong said proudly in a phone interview.
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Huawei, whose executives speak proudly of their hard-charging "wolf culture," declined to comment.
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As a businessman and president, Mr. Trump has proudly been guided by his instincts.
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Mr. McConnell proudly took note of the occasional difficulties of dealing with John McCain.
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She visited The Times recently, proudly rocking peach-colored socks featuring raccoons eating doughnuts.
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"We have the original floors that she would have walked on," he said proudly.
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His voice was grainy and unpretty, with a Florida drawl that he proudly displayed.
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Donald Trump's former chief strategist has proudly declared "war" on the Republican Party establishment.
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"There's a lot of things you can do in Milwaukee, too," he said proudly.
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Those who support his nationalist and populist brand of politics proudly call themselves "chairos".
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But O'Rourke proudly shared his Vanity Fair cover with his other black lab, Artemis.
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"With that, my family can eat well for three whole days," she said proudly.
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During his visit with us, he proudly told us of his 30-something girlfriend.
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As we approach the house for lunch, Child proudly points out a few landmarks.
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The only difference here is that Small's mom proudly snapped a couple of photos.
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After meticulously raiding my closet, I emerged proudly in a patterned dress from Target.
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She returned, proudly displaying a stack of Xeroxed papers and handed them to me.
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It's a little heartbreaking to see a proudly political state so aghast and humbled.
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The once-defiant posture — Europe proudly standing up to a bully — is long gone.
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He is arguably the most proudly left-wing government executive in the United States.
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We have a president so proudly offensive that his last respects are spoiled goods.
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Zozi, as South Africans proudly call her, was raised by parents who are educators.
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When he received a promotion, he would proudly text Mr. Guerrero with the news.
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Matranga proudly relates the incident to show how facial recognition can make schools safer.
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"Knowledge," Papa says proudly, tapping a single finger to his head for good measure.
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Nebraska's driver's license proudly features the state capitol building in the city of Lincoln.
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He proudly displays a baseball bat autographed by the Japanese baseball player Hideki Matsui.
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He proudly exemplifies what's possible when you align faith, hard work, purpose, and passion.
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Do I embrace the complexity and proudly proclaim myself a member of many communities?
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I was an outspoken student, accustomed to raising my hand and proudly answering questions.
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My boss, Jodi Rudoren, proudly reports that she's been bringing her lunch to work.
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"Cut to nine months later — I'm walking down the same corridor," she said proudly.
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Proudly pro-development, Mr. Davis has awarded property-tax breaks to builders, despite criticism.
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And the candidates of color are proudly highlighting the communities they are grounded in.
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The daughter of Mexican immigrants, she proudly identifies as a Christian and a Republican.
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He's proudly Native Hawaiian and no stranger to the hunt for the perfect wave.
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He proudly calls himself a progressive in a swing district and that's very rare.
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I was glad, though, to see "The Prom" strutting so proudly through the lists.
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Watch: "Teen Spirit," Max Minghella's directing debut, is both proudly clichéd and refreshingly different.
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We proudly sit on the board of a new nonpartisan voter guide called BallotReady.
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The man looked dismayed as another guy smiled proudly after leaving a restaurant bathroom.
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He calls his hometown, Washington D.C., and he proudly supports America's passion, the NFL.
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Several of them come from the same village in Oaxaca, Makoto told me proudly.
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Varo's writings and paintings express her appetite for realities that proudly escape constraints while.
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" He reacted similarly in an infamous interview with the Daily Beast in 2010, when reporter Kevin Sessums asked Spacey, "We gay men have always proudly claimed you as a member of our tribe, and yet you don't proudly claim us back. Why?
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Proudly Made and Manufacturing in the United States of America #proudamerican #maga #vote #usa #DesignerLife.
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Props to Oscar-winner Viola Davis for proudly rocking metallic sneakers and a breezy pantsuit.
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Good enough for Sports Illustrated and ESPN photographers to shoot with and proudly publish online.
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Maurice hails from Toronto, which he proudly calls the most international city in the world.
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Do not underestimate NDP — as Representative Hakeem Jefferies proudly dubbed her during the house vote.
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It's kinda fitting ... Kurt stopped by Magee's House of Nuts while proudly displaying the jacket.
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Rye spoke proudly about it this past May in Chapel Hill, as UNC's commencement speaker.
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The brand hopes 10,000 women will proudly show off their own bikini bodies this summer.
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The posters proudly declare that certain movies are Indian, Nigerian, Ghanaian, or more ambiguously African.
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With the sun floating through your dreamy 12th house, you'll proudly sport rose-colored glasses.
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Jay Z proudly flaunted his former occupation on his head Wednesday while walking around Manhattan.
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"Malcolm, my youngest son, is a filmmaker himself, he's an AFI graduate," Washington said proudly.
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"Like a horse show from the back," she raps as she proudly rubs her crotch.
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Maybe. But will you see me proudly wearing my natural curls almost every single day?
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Instead, I'll proudly tell you that watermelon is the first food I ever grew myself.
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"One of a kind in the world," a release from his office proudly called it.
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"I forgot my BlackBerry," he said, smiling and holding the device proudly in the air.
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The stars and stripes are flyingLet's celebrate our freedomInspire proudly freedom to the worldAmeritude (?) (USA
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The actress proudly admitted that it was already making a impact on Maceo and Nahla.
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When Google unveiled Stadia, its upcoming cloud gaming platform, the company proudly boasted about teraflops.
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The limousine, which was designed and built in Detroit, proudly resembles the Cadillac CT6 sedan.
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So I wear it so proudly, and I feel cute when I have it on.
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Park proudly noted a 16x click through rate for financial products offered up via Honeydue.
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He proudly holds up one of his products, a red chiffon dress with ruffled sleeves.
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Her parents proudly watched her blossom, relieved that the move seemed like the right choice.
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If that means standing proudly by your decision to ditch the razor, so be it.
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Of course, this isn't the first time Leon has proudly shown off her body hair.
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We've proudly hosted the TechCrunch conference five times since our first event in Shanghai 2013.
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I wear my medal proudly, but never brag about Antarctica sexing here in the CONUS.
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The Kardashian sisters were twinning, wearing leather leggings and proudly wearing Thompson's gold #13 jerseys.
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"We even send some out across the country, and sometimes to Europe," Saïd proudly adds.
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" Alaska The place where "we proudly vote exactly the way the people of Alaska voted.
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Susie (Lachlan Watson) proudly announces that she's playing Jingles The Christmas Elf at Santa's playland.
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You have to stand proudly for the National Anthem or you shouldn&apost be playing.
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But Rihab, who proudly describes herself as a "feminist," is determined to finish her education.
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Ahead of the American holiday, Rihanna also proudly repped her home region with a hat.
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Or, you can simply use it to proudly display six photos in a different way.
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"I am a bit slutty with my Likes," he told me proudly at the time.
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Scott also proudly displays a collection from his past that we can all relate to.
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As part of this, Monsanto proudly wanted to show off one of their model farms.
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Amongst those proudly casting their ballots for Hillary are many women born before the Aug.
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Trump proudly eats a fair amount of fast food when he's out on the road.
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"It was better than the original, this is really where you belong," Klum proudly said.
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In a game room, he proudly exhibits the hunting trophies he's shot over the years.
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It proudly didn't label its buttons, leading confused adults to abandon the app after install.
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"Well, I still have it, but it's not making progress – I am," she said proudly.
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Some buyers, including top athletes, have been proudly advertising their new bands on social media.
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Photo: Getty Apple, the world's most valuable company, has always proudly trumpeted its California roots.
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We stand together for patriotism, and we proudly stand for our glorious nation, under God.
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Vanessa Hudgens is proudly showing her love for boyfriend Austin Butler on his 28th birthday!
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But the world's changing, and I'm seeing more kids and adults proudly identifying as trans.
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Moonlight director Barry Jenkins was also spotted proudly wearing the ribbon on the red carpet.
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Wine barrels, proudly stamped with Sula's smiling sun logo, line the red brick wall behind.
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"Guinness Book" is a series of nine photos depicting Mailaender's relatives proudly holding oversized items.
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Love, Simon wears its status as a gay teen rom-com proudly on its sleeve.
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"Manny proudly displayed all his U.S. trophies in his Los Angeles home," Sternburg told ESPN.
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Mark proudly told us Sunday at LAX, he and Reince are both Kenosha, Wisconsin boys.
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Live your truth loudly and proudly while supporting brands who are championing diversity and inclusivity.
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Last year, big sis Taylor, 26, proudly posted a photo of Austin, 24, in character.
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Cuban officials proudly say they have already withstood over 50 years of punishing US sanctions.
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Edwards proudly manages thousands of professionals and aligns the company's philanthropic efforts with healthcare initiatives.
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Deadpool 2 doesn't have the balls to make its hero unquestionably out and proudly queer.
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Sarah Kitteringham has an unhealthy obsession with heavy metal that she proudly displays on Instagram.
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Remember those orange juice advertisements that proudly proclaimed that their product was "not from concentrate"?
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"Twenty-nine years I waited, but I fought during those 29 years," he said proudly.
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Proudly democratic Taiwan has shown no interest in wanting to be ruled by autocratic China.
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He was proudly the stereotypical Appalachian, constantly in camo and with a thick mountain drawl.
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I'll wear this pin proudly until I grow the balls to move somewhere less pretentious.
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But much shaming and bullying online is done proudly to gain approval from our factions.
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Homecoming dresses are out, and inflatable T-Rex costumes are proudly making their way in.
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"My daughter Charlotte loves dancing," William proudly told attendees at a Commonwealth reception in March.
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At the highest level of sport, I proudly represented, competed and medaled for my country.
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And it's how I remember him, close to his two boys, looking at them proudly.
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A proudly independent-minded, thoughtful moderate, Kane will not be going to his party's conclave.
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A proudly pirate-like office culture that somehow seemed just fine — until suddenly it didn't.
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It's why Google proudly has a mission statement that is impossible to achieve, Bock writes.
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But he proudly (some might say relentlessly) reported our accomplishments to his patients and friends.
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Instead of cars and trucks, America's great manufacturers were now proudly making tanks and planes.
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The duchess looked on proudly as Harry delivered a speech about "redefining masculinity" in Nyanga.
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I proudly celebrate holidays w/ my wife's amazing Jewish family for the past 16 years.
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It was viewed widely as a reprimand of Trump, who proudly embraces the "nationalist" title.
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"My daughter Charlotte loves dancing," William proudly told attendees at a Commonwealth reception last year.
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Essay I've worn a U.S. Soccer uniform for 21 years and have done so proudly.
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"As you can see, red overwhelmingly won," Gibbs proudly said Tuesday in a phone interview.
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Perhaps worst is that this new step breaks with what was a proudly liberal tradition.
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It was proudly evident in their uncovered faces and their arms outstretched in Hitler salutes.
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"And there you have it: velvety Carbonara in less than 30 minutes," says Marks proudly.
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I was proudly the only girl holding the blue, yellow, and red striped Romanian flag.
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Brennan joins us in the container, proudly passing me a small, stamped bar of chocolate.
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Arby's wears its sandwich shop identity proudly with a bun that's more sandwich than burger.
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I know this because of the pictures you proudly display on your entertaining Twitter feed.
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"I can proudly say I made it, and I'm not going to college," Finman said.
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I proudly asked my mom to buy me some Right Guard at the local SuperValu.
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So much so that the country proudly embraces any seafood-related stereotype thrown at it.
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As Mr. Thomson proudly points out in the show, he has a beautiful speaking voice.
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The Seminoles' depth — the second unit proudly calls itself the Boom Squad — came in handy.
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I watched proudly on as Max completed his first Ironman even — aged around 13 years.
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Rockstar, expertly and proudly uses tracks like "TEARS" and "MAX: FINALE" to egg players on.
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"She got all As and a B on her last report card," Lisbeth said proudly.
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And maybe the kids would be sitting proudly behind you on the bus, like Chelsea.
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They were talented painters or members of the drama club; they were proudly straight-edge.
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He loved his family as I did mine: completely, proudly and with the highest priority.
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It's crucial that the party nominate someone who can credibly represent its proudly diverse ranks.
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While racists see themselves as proudly punching down, anti-Semites perceive themselves as punching up.
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One exception to this rule: the area's farmers, who are proudly supportive of the president.
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This January, the company sold the most cars in its history, Mr. Klatt proudly recounted.
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On Tuesday, Legend, 40, proudly shared a shot of Teigen, 33, from their Thailand Vacation.
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He proudly told me he always gets the couch, while others sleep on the floor.
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Tributes to paramilitary groups are painted proudly on the walls of some homes and shops.
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"Atlanta," whose second season wrapped up on FX on Thursday night, proudly embodies that development.
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Instead, it placed the woman proudly front and center and underscored Ms. Markle's own independence.
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" As the book's promotional material proudly notes, the piece set off "a firestorm of controversy.
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Lowery was already on the summit snapping photos of Marines proudly raising the American flag.
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While visiting Cape Town's Nyanga township, Meghan proudly spoke about being a woman of color.
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He grabbed a copy of his book from behind the counter and displayed it proudly.
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And Lorne took them fishing, and used to proudly go to their school in uniform.
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One Goopster with panic attacks proudly declares she stopped having them after his cold therapy.
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I've been to dozens of concerts where attendees proudly wore NRA hats and t-shirts.
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Though she is proudly Latvian, Ostapenko said she had received offers to represent other nations.
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Now, as a proudly LGBTQ-allied state, California is turning the page on historic wrongs.
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On the day of the ceremony, the groom proudly wore his Mexico Beach firefighter uniform.
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In Sanders's case, he has spent decades proudly resisting pressure to register as a Democrat.
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I will proudly elevate Afro-Latinos because people need to remember that they've always existed.
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"I can proudly say that the effort was worth it, and so was the journey."
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This label is usually proudly applied to dwellings under 500 square feet, according to Wikipedia.
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Both proudly claim a history that began when the original Trepca was formed in 13.
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"I just organized the biggest anti-Muslim rally ever in California," she told me proudly.
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Correction: This story was updated to reflect Sanders' quote that Trump proudly pledged a donation.
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The European Commission is appointed, not elected, and it is proudly unaccountable to any electorate.
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Allie Swanson proudly accepted her Miss Nebraska crown in June as a fifth-generation Nebraskan.
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Since 1917, as American citizens, Puerto Ricans have proudly served in our nation's armed forces.
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Leon Rideout, a state lawmaker who proudly refuses to comply with the law against selfies.
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"He has been on his own financially since the day he graduated," Carbonaro said proudly.
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You have to seize your identity, to live it proudly, but above all with precision.
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They now proudly show off cellphone pictures of the steel football they received that day.
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Even in proudly tolerant and left-voting Kandel, the mood on the street has hardened.
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Mac's aesthetic is proudly maximalist; it's not just a style but a system of ethics.
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PBS has one foot tentatively in the marketplace and the other proudly out of it.
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A framed photo of the moment hangs proudly in the center of his modest office.
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" That's led even once-hawkish politicians like Rahm Emanuel to proudly declare their cities "sanctuaries.
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Mustafa even proudly smashed her own personal Essential Phone repeatedly against the demo table's hard metal edge – enjoying every strike and proudly displaying how the phone looked no worse for wear afterwards as a result (a close inspection really did reveal no visible damage).
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K-Pop, proudly brought to you by South Korean government K-Pop, proudly brought to you by South Korean government The first one is the deployment of the fastest high-speed Internet, making South Korea the first country to have more than 213 percent penetration.
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Building a meaningful brand mattered From the beginning, AwesomenessTV proudly trumpeted its brand to the world.
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TinyWall , as its name proudly suggests, is a small, non-intrusive, almost invisible, free firewall program.
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In May, Markle watched proudly from the sidelines as Harry participated in a charity polo match.
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As the host of the state's only Ironman, it proudly swells to capacity for the event.
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We have to rewrite the script on how loudly and proudly we talk about mental health.
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As if no mother had ever proudly shared a photo of her beloved child with others.
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I dove in a distraught mother, and am proudly walking out a mother full of intention.
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While she proudly posted Thursday's new cover online at first ... she has since taken it down.
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I can proudly confirm that I didn't crash on the way home on the LimeBike Scooter.
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And Reagan's Hollywood past wasn't something he strove to parade proudly before voters, a la Trump.
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The second generation of the Nissan Leaf, unveiled this week, proudly stands in the latter category.
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"We got about £20063,22006 [$213,22006] from the people of Ipswich and Suffolk [alone]," he says proudly.
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" Prominent professors are proudly proclaiming in our most elite law reviews that "Originalism is our Law.
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He proudly pointed out that, in the past six years, Michigan had gained 2800,22014 new people.
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Alyssa Lucas is a 17-year-old from Baltimore who proudly claims her Gen Z identity.
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"The legacy that those have ... I mean they're permanent parts of the Capitol," he said proudly.
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His website proudly includes a "Scandals" section with different links or newspaper clippings about his pranks.
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They proudly air their politics — and broadcast a more religious nationalist and populist agenda for Israel.
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As an example, Scott proudly shows off two videos of Scout encountering the same neighborhood dog.
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I can proudly say I created and named my own function to solve this code challenge.
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"There's no way for them to opt out before opening your message," the company proudly boasts.
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Not to mention the lack of a talent competition, which its rival, Miss America, proudly features.
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By contrast, Trump referred proudly to his administration's ban on travelers from certain Muslim-majority countries.
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Last year, she proudly posed nude on the cover of a major magazine at age 45.
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Carry our family name proudly, but your road will always be yours to create, earn & own.
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Jonas suited up in a dashing tuxedo as he proudly put his arm around his bride.
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Over half of Italians proudly speak one of them still (though nearly all speak Italian, too).
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McCartney is proudly anti-harm when it comes to using animal-derived textiles in her clothes.
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This time in London, Faris proudly (and hilariously) patted her husband's derriere in front of photogs.
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Clinton, 70, began the humblebragging by proudly telling the audience about his granddaughter's latest cute milestone.
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Holy match-rimony They've been married for 52 years and proudly wear matching outfits every day.
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In this visual, we proudly get our points across with glistening skin surrounded with beautiful colors.
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All of the new merchandise has been "proudly made in the USA," according to Trump's website.
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In my lifetime, Democratic presidents have proudly and successfully advocated for polices to promote economic growth.
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He proudly shows off the crops that have replaced it: cocoa, some avocados, plantains as well.
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Calagione has never hidden his disdain for the Reinheitsgebot, which many German brewers still proudly follow.
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"Even though I'm just selling banh mi on the street, I love poetry," she said proudly.
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Last week, Iowa's Republican Governor Terry Branstad proudly said that he was rooting for Cruz's defeat.
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Double winner Idris Elba proudly carried his actor statuettes, even pretending to use them for weightlifting.
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Elena Shmeleva, Sirius's director, speaks proudly of its project-based learning and focus on new technologies.
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Proudly displayed on his lapel was a Time's Up pin; and that's when the tremors began.
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"Not your average meet and greet," McPhee, who proudly wore a bride-to-be sash, joked.
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After she finished, Turner proudly fist pumped into the camera, laughed, and wiped her mouth clean.
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Even Cardi B, one of the buzziest rap stars of the moment, proudly flaunts her femininity.
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The Note7 contains the highest capacity battery out of any Note — a feature Samsung proudly boasted.
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Yet in this photo from an African safari in 1909, he stands proudly over his kill.
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Female-run companies have stepped up and created wands that are proudly marketed as sex toys.
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He even says if we're patient ... he'll proudly put more Momoa dad bod on display soon.
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The FPO's leaflets, somewhat sinisterly, show a European flag proudly flying from a barbed-wire fence.
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"Today, we proudly proclaim that in this state, we trust women," Pritzker said at the signing.
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The other is that they are publicly, proudly proclaiming their views, and that is really dangerous.
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There is Israel, proudly celebrating its 70th anniversary as a thriving democracy in the Holy Land.
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"He finished!!!!!!" she proudly captioned a photo of her husband with his arms raised in triumph.
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Back in 2010, a slightly heavier and proudly moist Axl Rose was photographed while on tour.
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Hanan Dacka, a 12-year-old Syrian refugee, proudly held the Olympic torch over her head.
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Tamra Judge continues to work hard at the gym – and she's proudly showing off the results.
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The daughters spoke proudly of the example their father set for them in faith and forgiveness.
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He eventually proposed to Frankel last April with a mega-carat rock, which she proudly wore.
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SORKIN: I'M A HOTEL SNOB AND YOU KNOW IT. PROUDLY SO. KERNEN: YOU ARE, I KNOW.
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A couple of years ago I was very proudly the chairman of the Senate Veterans Committee.
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Miranda Kerr has some new bling on her left hand, and she's proudly showing if off.
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After proudly sharing footage of Legend's final bow, Teigen even clapped back at Bill O'Reilly's critique.
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The tennis champion appears on the cover in the nude, proudly showing off her baby bump.
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Now you can proudly display your favorite Trump flip flop exactly where they belong: your feet.
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She trusted Trump and, withstanding vocal criticism from her friends, proudly backed him over Hillary Clinton.
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Grande proudly cheered on her fiancé at the event as she congratulated him on his event.
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Harry proudly wept tears over "Sign of the Times" — and so did his mum, Anne Twist.
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"All the sticks are from Anmer and the children collected the pine cones," Kate said proudly.
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"Super Bowl 50" it proudly proclaimed, driving home a message some have received bitterly: Until Feb.
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Well, Friday it finally happened ... and the 28-year-old proudly announced it on social media.
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Ileana Ros-Lehtinen (R-Fla.) proudly announced her support for a $15 minimum wage for Florida.
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This untouched photo has Graham proudly showing off her stretch marks and cellulite to the world.
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After all, hundreds of thousands of women proudly marched in "pussy hats" almost two years ago.
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Throughout the campaign, Trump proudly and repeatedly declared his refusal to cut Social Security and Medicare.
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She proudly delivers a speech about legalizing abortion while being berated by dozens of angry protestors.
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It's especially interesting because Gavaris' character, Felix, is proudly out and sexually active on the show.
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Many who proudly cast ballots for Clinton last November would happily vote for Sanders in 2020.
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Our greatest impediment is a President who has proudly harassed and allegedly sexually assaulted numerous women.
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The least of it is that he proudly avows his allegiance in any number of poems.
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But that is what happens when you elect — proudly so — the most diverse Congress in history.
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If they had been there, they would have heard a father talk proudly about his children.
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Morales shows him standing proudly upon his father's broad shoulders, ready to reach for new heights.
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Marsha Blackburn, a fiery arch-conservative member of Congress who proudly touts her hyper-partisan credentials.
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Fans of the Paris accord have proudly noted that China's emissions flattened between 2014 and 2016.
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No matter where we go we tell others loudly and proudly that we are from China.
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I am proudly guilty of asserting that it is some combination of dishonest, incompetent and absurd.
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In a social media post this week, Rodney proudly displayed his certificate and a US flag.
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"We manage the assembly line from start to finish, grape seeds to bottling," he said proudly.
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They live, proudly, across Offa's Dyke, the nominal border between two nations, one big, one small.
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To its devotees, Reddit feels proudly untamed, one of the last Internet giants to resist homogeneity.
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By living openly and proudly, they have changed society's attitudes about sexual orientation and gender identity.
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And each year — without fail — the report proudly proclaims that the benefits vastly exceed the costs.
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"I'm the first person in my family who can read and write," she told me proudly.
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Now, forces that have taken over Bolivia desecrate the emblem, while the resistance waves it proudly.
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In a tweet, Lee said he will "proudly vote" for the plan after reading the legislation.
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"We say Christmas again very proudly," Trump said from the living room of Mar-a-Lago.
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He eventually proposed to Frankel last April with a mega-carat rock, which she proudly wore.
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Check out the clip ... Tom couldn't contain his excitement as he proudly waves a U.S. flag.
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But Anthony remains a hero to women around the country who vote proudly in her stead.
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"George proudly wears that shirt on the first day of production every year," Mr. Cardea said.
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But here in Albaicín, Ibulay loves the fact that each cave proudly tells a different story.
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I'm walking in the busy streets of Paris behind two French men proudly holding fishing rods.
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"In the last 18 months, I've only been out of the country twice," he proudly explains.
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"It's fucking awesome—an absolute beast," Ebsworth says of the huge smoker, patting its side proudly.
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One girl turns and struts away, proudly holding a large globule on, and in, her arms.
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"I have people who come visit me from as far as Palmdale," he proudly tells me.
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Family members proudly displayed degrees from the campuses in Los Angeles, Davis, Berkeley and Santa Barbara.
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Back in the cemetery in Kobani, Adel Qassim tells us proudly about his daughter, Peyman Tolhildan.
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None of these facts deter Clinton and the Democrats from standing proudly by the abortion chain.
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A University of Michigan professor (and Times contributor), Dynarski is a proudly progressive former union organizer.
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I saw this as an opportunity to both reconnect with Jeff and proudly share a byline.
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They can still proudly recite the Pledge of Allegiance and sing the United States national anthem.
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Until this year, his musical style has been proudly grounded in old-school soul and funk.
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Or is he simply the master media manipulator he once proudly boasted to be in Forbes?
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I proudly wear my pussy hat as a visible sign of protest against President Trump's policies.
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When that aristocracy threw its support behind secession in defense of slavery, Johnson loudly, proudly dissented.
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He wrote a book on Fidel Castro and proudly found himself on Richard Nixon's enemies list.
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Artest wore it proudly, often waving it in your face as a bit of psychological warfare.
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Scott Walker of Wisconsin, who proudly signed farther-reaching legislation this month, and of former Gov.
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The group stood proudly before their special audience, telling her to ask for anything she wanted.
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Plato explains proudly that "all the wisdom of the ages" can be found between their covers.
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Some liberals have embraced the redefinition as a reality, and have proudly worn "buonista" T-shirts.
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"Teen Spirit," Max Minghella's sweet and touching directing debut, is both proudly clichéd and refreshingly different.
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"They wake up with books, and they go to sleep with books," Ms. Rivera said proudly.
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Most water journeys are made by boat, but this one will be executed proudly on foot.
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But they were repeatedly punished by "the regime's guardians," as the secular elite proudly called itself.
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"It's late but I will be waiting for you," the chorus proclaims, tentatively and then proudly.
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Meghan sat bald and proudly beautiful in my examining room, her mother there to support her.
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With its first mention of "slaughtering rat people," Invader Zim announced itself—loudly, proudly—as weird.
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At only 45, Ingels is far younger than most starchitects, and he wears his boyishness proudly.
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Midge, Ms. Sherman-Palladino said proudly, has found "a much bigger audience to mouth off at."
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The tech company founded 20 years ago in a Silicon Valley garage was once proudly nonconformist.
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"Why he decided to do something that he had said so proudly he would never do."
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Obaid proudly shows us a photograph of his home, a large farmhouse surrounded by agricultural land.
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The congresswoman proudly noted the historical import herself in her victory speech, as The Times reported.
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I used to say proudly to other people that I was a stewardess from Cathay Pacific.
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"When we go to Australia next year," Schnyder said proudly, "she will have all the continents."
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There was also a big sign proudly proclaiming that Speedos was the world's most Instagrammable cafe.
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At home, Dicenso proudly displays a bedspread that Nirva gave her, emblazoned with the word LOVE.
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And I will have that responsibility and carry it very proudly, I will tell you that.
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Clementa C. Pinckney lecturing proudly about the two-century history of Emanuel A.M.E. Church, the Rev.
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Meanwhile, Mandy Moore proudly embraced the not-so-glamorous aspect of the award show — the heat.
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He shows them one university's site that proudly touts its 35 percent on-time graduation rate.
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"I took the oath of allegiance proudly and ... registered to vote the same day," MacIntosh said.
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McConnell has proudly dubbed himself the "grim reaper" who presides over the graveyard of his Senate.
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Some attendees proudly called themselves "deplorables," and many praised Cernovich as a corrective to traditional journalism.
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All three proudly identified themselves as #GirlDads in recent days as the hashtag spread on Twitter.
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Online groups claiming freedom of speech proudly disseminate instructions for creating untraceable firearms with 3D printers.
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It was Callen who pioneered the idea of patients' proudly controlling their own destinies and treatments.
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Only one party is openly and proudly on the left, and that is the Meretz party.
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Zandberg is perhaps the only political leader in the country who is loudly and proudly left.
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She laughed at the clear reference to President Trump, who speaks proudly of his Scottish mother.
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"Within three or four weeks, I was the best one in the room," he recalled proudly.
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I stand with so many wonderful people at the A.C.L.U. that I proudly call my family.
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For the proudly insular Twins, hiring a leader from outside the organization sent a clear message.
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One of the world's top gamers, Dominique "SonicFox" McLean, proudly identifies as gay, black and furry.
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She also shared a photo proudly displaying her high school diploma in her black graduation regalia.
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Leaders of the untouchables proudly renamed themselves Dalits and demanded an end to their daily indignities.
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"All the Hindus got together and the first slap was given by me," he said proudly.
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At recess, I proudly proclaimed to my friend crew that I was going to try out.
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"The blood can go six to 10 feet, and sometimes even higher," Mr. Zajac said proudly.
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But throughout his global rise, Mr. Ghosn remained proudly Lebanese, and the Lebanese proud of him.
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Today, veterans of the project proudly speak of how they helped to forge China's nuclear shield.
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A sign proudly reading the "future center of the EU" already greets visitors outside the hamlet.
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Sweatshirts proudly display I love Padaek (Laotian fish sauce), or feature illustrations of sticky rice baskets.
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Her slinky bikini bottoms highlighted her posterior, which she proudly showed off in a recent Instagram photo.
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You can see this shift in one important number: the number of Democrats proudly calling themselves liberal.
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Meanwhile, a local officer standing behind the Duchess is seen proudly watching on from over Camilla's shoulder.
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" Shortly afterward, the man proudly displayed his newly autographed handiwork: "Trump 2016: There Will Be Hell Toupée.
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Johnny Vinton, 48, of Hollywood proudly wears his pinned and patched jean jacket full of cat love.
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These are wildly rich and intelligent people proudly talking about their hopes and accomplishments without a filter.
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" Kardashian, 33, proudly told 20-year-old Jenner, who responded: "We have so many babies, who knew?
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On the other hand, the company's more basic apparel brand, Amazon Essentials, proudly wears the corporate badge.
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"Nah," he laughs, revealing a wide, toothy smile a dentist would proudly hang on an office poster.
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Rob Gronkowski was spotted proudly waving a Patriots flag as red, white and blue confetti blew around.
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Then, she saw a group of 5th graders proudly chanting "BUILD THE WALL, BUILD THE WALL." pic.twitter.
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Oswalt tweeted a photo of his daughter proudly holding up the postcard addressed to 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue.
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A long time ago, cheesy sauces and rosé wine stood proudly on separate sides of the plate.
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Known as the "unenforcer," he proudly appeared on the Phil Donahue show boasting of his deregulatory success.
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"We're on a path to profitability and don't need to raise money right now," Schaaf proudly notes.
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Proudly crass, racist, and transphobic, the show also celebrated chauvinism by treating women as disposable fuck puppets.
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On Election Day, Graham proudly tweeted that he'd voted for a third-party candidate and not Trump.
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But Sanders — quite proudly and openly — takes these kind of stances on a wide range of issues.
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"We were sitting down with Beto O'Rourke before he became Beto O'Rourke," Patrick proudly told BuzzFeed News.
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We also profiled the woman who is proudly Russia's troll-in-chief, Foreign Ministry spokesperson Maria Zakharova.
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It is a Chinese real estate firm and its website proudly boasts the origins of its name.
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While Clinton was speaking, Hillary shared a photo on Instagram of her proudly watching her daughter's speech.
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During the ensuing celebration, Gore smiles proudly, knowing an agreement was reached partly because of his effort.
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Many of Trump's small business supporters will point to all the accomplishments, which he himself proudly advertises.
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Four years after she won her party's presidential nomination, female presidential candidates were unselfconsciously and proudly feminist.
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Myriad articles have declared her a powerful brand, an internet sensation, and praised her proudly curvaceous body.
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Stella McCartney has long distinguished herself in the luxury fashion space for building a proudly ethical company.
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So who wants to raise their hand and throw their precious cultural clout proudly behind Keasbey Nights?
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In recent months, I have visited a half-dozen new arrivals that are proudly and solely Chinese.
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The house itself may no longer stand, but in her book Ms Broom proudly opens its doors. ■
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"He want me to be his wife- his MISSIS like SIPPI NOW," she proudly captioned the photos.
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"The largest amount this car carried is the equivalent of 11 million Egyptian pounds," he said proudly.
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Team U.S.A. arrived with flag bearer Michael Phelps proudly leading the way in his light-up jacket.
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"We were the first in Maharashtra to make the changes, second only to Delhi," said Kulkarni proudly.
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In recent years American conservatism became proudly doctrinaire, with Republicans boasting of their ideological purity and intransigence.
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"The next day, he proudly showed us his passport card and we all congratulated him," Valle said.
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"I even cooked for the Queen: smoked salmon, lamb, and bread and butter pudding," he said proudly.
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The former football player also proudly flaunts his parental status on Instagram, listing "Father" in his bio.
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Long before Kendall Jenner proudly proclaimed that she was cool with her breasts, there was Heidi Klum.
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Most people burn or toss things with their ex's faces on them; they don't proudly wear them.
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Many users of the product are proudly tolerant or indifferent to the feminine hygiene choices of others.
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After all, Roseanne star Roseanne Barr has proudly said her famed character would be a Trump supporter.
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Amazon proudly announced today it's adding its 10,000th skill to the Echo, the company's artificially intelligent speaker.
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I'm thrilled by the fact that there's a candidate for president who is openly and proudly gay.
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