Try a little tenderness How many people, besides soul singers, talk about tenderness these days?
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"This would include some jaw muscle tenderness, clicking, or other noises during jaw movement and joint tenderness," he says.
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" She added, "So anything in the book that is an intense description of landscape, that shows tenderness, it is because of the tenderness toward the world that I was feeling myself.
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Like Sid, it was in need of a little tenderness.
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Tenderness comes, mainly, from two things: confinement and younger age.
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These include things like headaches, mood swings, and breast tenderness.
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This sequence was actually shot with tenderness, respect, and affection!
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It's a strange one, devoid of any tenderness and kissing.
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We all need tenderness and we can all bestow it.
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Not to mention the underpainting of raw sensuality and tenderness.
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Its spontaneity, thought, is held together by Spalding's trademark tenderness.
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He's played sparingly because of the tenderness in the area.
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He had a little shoulder tenderness after his last start.
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The condition causes pain and tenderness just outside a joint.
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Paul approaches books with tenderness, desire, insecurity, and, always, ambition.
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He also brought out their tenderness, their shards of song.
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But there's also a tenderness to their point of view.
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Photographer Graciela Iturbide approaches her subjects with tenderness and compassion.
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But I liked the tenderness in the end between us.
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"We will have tenderness as well as grief," she added.
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He offered tenderness, grace and healing to a fallen world.
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"There's a lot of tenderness in this process," he said.
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I bring a tenderness to bear on the whole world.
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But would you say your movies have tenderness toward the characters?
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Runner's knee causes pain and tenderness behind and around the kneecap.
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This was the only time I ever witnessed tenderness from him.
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Yet in both boys he saw radiance and, most important, tenderness.
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And his tenderness can cause you to overlook his social conscience.
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Happily, van Zweden's recordings suggest that he can cultivate such tenderness.
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"You see this beautiful, unspoken synchronicity, this respectful tenderness," she said.
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The characters living in Home Remedies are written with unleashed tenderness.
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Side effects can include severe cramping, migraines, nausea, and breast tenderness.
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I am not good at capturing family tenderness with my pen.
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Human beings dance around a triangle of tenderness, brutality, and passion.
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Finally, some of these works, convey an odd sense of tenderness.
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To do that, Kelela cloaks you in several layers of tenderness.
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He treats his subjects with tenderness and respect, but also playfulness.
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Many moments of beauty and tenderness rise up through the darkness.
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Never before had I felt so much tenderness for the moon.
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He had immediate affection for her, and soon an abiding tenderness.
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It's connected to the whole tenderness thing I was talking about.
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Her basic trick, the shock of discovering tenderness in a theoretically mechanical context, persists, but on Product the tenderness is a function of miniaturism, of kindly electronic sprites singing perky tunelets in an ironic commercial context.
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But here, rather than pain, is tenderness: the men are naked, vulnerable.
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Sex where there is no communication, no tenderness, no mention of love.
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"Wings For Marie," part one and two, still startle with their tenderness.
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"Your sister Sebella Rose looks at you with indescribable tenderness," she continued.
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So she goes further on Anti, balancing rage and sass with tenderness.
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Her worked is marked by curiosity, empathy, humor, tenderness, devotion, and imagination.
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It made me feel sympathy and tenderness for myself and everyone else.
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Bridgett Davis writes the memoir with heartfelt tenderness towards her extraordinary parent.
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" Some reconnected to themselves: "I had an experience of tenderness toward myself.
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He is both hero and villain, a source of tenderness and abuse.
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Dreyfuss plays Madoff with a combination of grandfatherly tenderness and brazen sleaze.
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This show has tenderness, romance and a knowing attitude about pop culture.
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Symptoms include pain, swelling, tenderness, red spots and blisters, among other signs.
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"This is my favorite tool," he told me, with a moving tenderness.
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She noted any emotions or sensations: cramps, tenderness, aches, bloating, or fatigue.
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And still, there is persistent tenderness to Billy Joel, underneath the contempt.
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This is a fearless debut that carries as much tenderness as pain.
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I feel a tenderness toward her I haven't felt toward anyone else.
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I've never heard the piano parts played with such intimacy and tenderness.
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In "Chemistry," moments of tenderness are repeatedly juxtaposed with moments of misery.
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But overcook it, and even a pudgy tortilla can lose its tenderness.
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It's also his touch—he has tenderness and also the demonic element.
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The tenderness of Deku adds to the film's often surprising emotional potency.
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This empathy and tenderness feels not just essential in 2019, but radical.
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The full moon on Sunday has you feeling tenderness toward your clique.
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You can't begin to imagine how much your tenderness means to me.
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Leaving the lid slightly ajar, he simmered the pork slowly to utter tenderness.
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He also was solicitous, almost to the point of tenderness, towards his audience.
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"You're the only thing that's mine," she said, her voice straining from tenderness.
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I thought it was funny [the critic] didn't see any tenderness between them.
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Watching Kumail gradually spot that tenderness and ultimately share it is beautiful. Absolutely.
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The seven pieces in Opie's portfolio display a raw tenderness and explicit sexuality.
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RHP Zach Putnam exited Saturday's game against Cleveland because of right elbow tenderness.
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Sufjan's "Mystery of Love," on the other hand, is palpably full of tenderness.
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Her "tenderness" showed people how loving a gorilla can be, the foundation said.
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Back in French mode, Mr. Ubhaus seared foie gras to an ideal tenderness.
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Fever to Tell is coiled tight with angst, tenderness and ripe, raw sexuality.
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On her hips and her shoulders an emphatic surplus layer, not without tenderness.
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All instances of anything approximating love or tenderness arrive in hock to cruelty.
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We believe these poems express complexity, nuance, joy, tenderness, love, incisiveness and brilliance.
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Gisleson remembers them with a wondering, deploring tenderness that deepens throughout the book.
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Any little surges of tenderness are inevitably yanked back by fits of schadenfreude.
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Chicken is poached in coconut water for tenderness and a hint of sweetness.
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But first there was the baffling tenderness between a man and his Tide.
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Does it dehumanize us if tenderness is tried out first with a machine?
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But what you remember is the palpable tenderness each brought to the task.
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She was moved by the tenderness she saw come over each of them.
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Check the lamb for tenderness and, if needed, cook an additional half hour.
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Correspondence between Howardena Pindell and Goode Bryant reveals an intimate tenderness and warmth.
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Nausea, weight gain, breast tenderness, hair loss, and even blood clots are all possible.
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To communicate it has to be surrounded by a lot of tenderness and love.
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The lyricism, tenderness and pathos of the moments of respite touch the same heights.
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For all the horror and uncertainty, there is tenderness and humour in "Milkman", too.
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Like Guston and Schutz, Kokoska's work manages a certain tenderness amidst its satanic overtones.
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We tend to our fantasy rosters with a tenderness generally reserved for favored relatives.
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Third wave ska punk provides a rhythm for tenderness through upbeat strumming and horns.
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But what the AI picked up on was emotional content, like fear and tenderness.
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That's where the tenderness that is fundamental to this show's ethos comes into play.
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This is strategic, to expand surface area, for more crust, without sacrificing inner tenderness.
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Its coupling, Stravinsky's "Apollon Musagète," shows that Mr. van Zweden can do tenderness, too.
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It didn't quite have the eggy tenderness one looks for in a French toast.
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Throughout this week's episode we see Randall treating Alex with a previously unseen tenderness.
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Cook them a good 10 minutes for meaty tenderness; crunchy is not the goal.
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Not Mr. Huang, who played with an impressive blend of tenderness and lucid lyricism.
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Those two weeks passed with ugly fights, makeup sex and moments of real tenderness.
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Whitt knows that to survive, his son will have to develop traits beyond tenderness.
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A fatal disconnect between the visual and the vocal saps its tenderness (1:20).
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There's a lot of tenderness and friendly understanding in this play—maybe too much.
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To achieve such an honest pairing of gore with tenderness is no small feat.
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I wasn't thinking of the messaging so much as the tenderness of the show.
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Will and Karen sporadically had moments of real tenderness throughout the show's original run.
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Whenever people say there's tenderness in my work, I say thank you, Claire, Denis.
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There's a tenderness about them that opens doors that had previously been bolted shut.
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Given the provocativeness of your own language, your asking for tenderness is pretty interesting.
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And yet this story is still an escape, shot through with sweetness and tenderness.
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This is harrowing family saga but written with an abundance of wit and tenderness.
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"There's so much tenderness in the room," says Dasani of the now monthly meetings.
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Erotic is suckling her newborns, that animal smell and feel and warmth and tenderness.
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The book's title is a nod to the tenderness that imbues her father's allocutions.
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The soprano Hana Blazikova's sweet sound and tenderness made her a poignantly trusting Euridice.
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I have a theory that it is like because of the tenderness in it.
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The tenderness of Pendleton and Rainer engaging in an exercise called "arm drop" — where they hold each other's arms, drop them, and grab them again in different positions — visually reinforces the interconnectedness, tenderness, and generosity required to move forward and create something new.
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I am reminded, too, of a tenderness in which my memories of clotheslines are wrapped.
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I pull at the brisket with a fork and it practically falls apart with tenderness.
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It may be more expensive, but the tenderness and juiciness will be well worth it.
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That was originally the cover for a personal zine, Infinite Tenderness, by Valley Cruise Press.
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But considering that tenderness costs us nothing, it may be the easiest fix we've got.
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At the center of everything, though, is Juno, played by Page with spunk and tenderness.
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But comparing it to other shows does a disservice to show's unique whimsy and tenderness.
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Some women also have PMS-like symptoms when they ovulate, including breast tenderness and bloating.
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There's real tenderness between Karl and Danny, albeit it's exclusively as their video game counterparts.
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The video's entire process reflects the mixture of violence and tenderness infused into the video.
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Then mentally focus on your heart area and think about someone you feel tenderness toward.
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The give-and-go flooring reads the egg's fragility, accepts it with tenderness and ease.
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He writes really irreverently and absurdly, but his is mixed with so much heartfelt tenderness.
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I'm still invested in Christianity—I love it and I feel a tenderness toward it.
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He could write with striking tenderness to Ivana, according to notes reviewed by The Times.
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Ms. Goerke has it all: clarion top notes and supple lyricism; tenderness and chilling intensity.
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The performances by Caitriona Balfe and Sam Heughan have a tenderness to them this week.
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As I mentioned before, no blisters, no tenderness, and no sore feet by any measure.
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How do you cook the dark meat to juicy tenderness without desiccating the white meat?
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She craves tenderness so desperately that it drives her and everyone around her half mad.
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The relationship between the two women is clearly one of immense tenderness and intellectual generosity.
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There's often a humiliation element, or care-taking tenderness, or a combination of the two.
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Check it above and succumb to King Krule's unique brand of barb intertwined with tenderness.
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As Spaltro's commanding voice hits the chorus, it's goosebumps-inducing call for goodness and tenderness.
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With diligent tenderness, the film pursues lightness—how to cultivate it, how to be it.
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This is the place common to us all that Greenwold explores with tenacity and tenderness.
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Diop laughed gently as she talked about her younger self, whom she views with tenderness.
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We know we will die, yet we experience love and tenderness and wonder and joy.
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If you have any knee tenderness or injuries, return to a comfortable cross-legged position.
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There is forgiveness — 10 minutes longer in the oven simply means a little more tenderness.
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The closest the dance comes to tenderness is in a chain of male-female duets.
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His tenderness for the essay is for the moment when its reach exceeds its grasp.
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It was a packed episode, with some welcome, though brief, interludes of tenderness and humor.
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The patient she'd seen at the hospital more than a year before complained of tenderness.
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His lustrous sound and tenderness were ideal for the pensive passages of the slow movement.
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Another important ingredient is bread crumbs in milk, which give the meatballs an incredible tenderness.
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Something about this has always filled me with tenderness toward even the most charmless bakers.
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The English tenor Hugo Hymas brought poignant vocal colors and melting tenderness to his performance.
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But it's his trio's synergy that gives "Agrima" what it needs: possibility, irony, tenderness. 13.
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The tenderness of our hearts, the rage we carry inside is woven into the highways.
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He cradles Alton during the boy's outbursts, but there is no other tenderness between them.
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And yet Mangold invites this projection, with its suggestion of tenderness, without devolving into sentimentality.
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His tenderness and soul come through in a fluid warm, wash over you kind of way.
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The song was better for not giving into formula, and its tenderness was welcome and surprising.
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Middle sister is numb; yet still, despite the horror, there is tenderness and humour in "Milkman".
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Even illness and suffering can be rendered beautiful by close observation, by the tenderness of affection.
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In Steinberg's world, wonderment, humor, melancholy, caricature, isolation, tenderness, and satire are all rolled into one.
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There is a material tenderness and vulnerability running through Storms that are rare in contemporary art.
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Bloating, cramping, breast tenderness, and mood and anxiety changes can all make it harder to sleep.
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The constant dread of the past year had only deepened the bluff tenderness of their interactions.
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There is plenty of raw emotion on display in every track, but also a newfound tenderness.
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She owes at least some of her local celebrity status in Portland to this unwitting tenderness.
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They also deferred to each other — sometimes with tenderness, and sometimes with a distinctly raised eyebrow.
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"Aurosa is a representation of a woman's strength and a girl's tenderness," the beer's description reads.
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For the main, I turned to a Turkish favorite: lamb shoulder, slow cooked to juicy tenderness.
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Only in her mentions of Ingeborg Bachmann is there a note of warmth, of uncomplicated tenderness.
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This is a Hempel narrator, after all: dreamy, quick-witted, toggling between tenderness, irony, and rage.
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The women themselves, however, are thankfully not arid in any sense, though frequently starved for tenderness.
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" She wrote that Audemio's symptoms—tenderness and inflammation in his anus—were "consistent [with] rectal penetration.
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At first glance, it seemed like an extraordinary example of interspecies bonding, even tenderness or empathy.
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Sometimes—often—I feel a kind of tenderness for lars that I don't reserve for myself.
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You could feel his affection for dancing: not nostalgic tenderness, but the joy of fresh discovery.
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Though short ribs are usually meant for braising, the marinated ones have been scored for tenderness.
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It recalls the annoyance of a cold sore or the tenderness of muscles after the gym.
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"The tenderness that presided over the realization of each costume is still evident," Mr. Saillard said.
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The company, Craveable Hospitality Group, has patented a process that it says adds flavor and tenderness.
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By the story's end, new allegiances have been effected, shadowed by foreboding and filled with tenderness.
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The word "humane" refers to qualities we believe are part of human nature: tenderness, compassion, mercy.
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Mr. Trifonov played with an uncanny balance of tenderness and flair: Call it soft-spoken virtuosity.
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Blum said, but his thoughtfulness reveals itself in little gifts and almost begrudging acts of tenderness.
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We learn their names, and see evidence of tenderness and folly as well as steely heartlessness.
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This dehumanized black juvenile character was comically impervious to pain and never needed protection or tenderness.
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This will sound schmaltzy, but there's a kind of tenderness and love in what he's done.
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She wasn't bleeding anywhere, and other than abdominal tenderness from the harvesting, she had no pain.
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Even so, Mr. Quesne conjures a gentle magic out of stillness and tenderness and unforced wonder.
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A physical exam revealed that he had tenderness in the right testis and was feeling confused.
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A pair of African-American women engage in investigative tenderness: not overtly sexual but unmistakably intimate.
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The royal couple exchanges a moment of tenderness ending the season on a note of love.
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The beguiling simplicity and tenderness of "Dreams" helps it succeed where other classic rock songs have failed.
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The tenderness of the glans and the greasiness of the meat feel like velvet on your tongue.
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What we are forgetting is that you can address the issue of texture (tenderness) postmortem (after death).
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In this sophomore feature, she employs tenderness and cheek to give levity to an otherwise upsetting situation.
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Strength and tenderness, like figure and ground, are here tied together, neither one complete without the other.
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It was a window, or so we thought, into a partnership of enduring passion and inextinguishable tenderness.
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According to the ACOG, you also might experience more breast tenderness and faster weight gain with twins.
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She doesn't have to abandon tenderness for strength or youth for wisdom if she doesn't want to.
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There's a magnificent tenderness to Wonderful Wonderful that correlates with the disproportionate mismatch between form and feeling.
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It's impossible to read Threads without feeling an emotional response, from outrage to tenderness to deep frustration.
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Here is the data that Maya passed on:If users reported symptoms such as cramps or breast tenderness.
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On the other hand, fresh pasta has its own addictive charms, chief among them its silky tenderness.
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There is an acceptance and tenderness toward the unknown, an openness to change or trying something different.
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While Americans tend to value younger cattle for its tenderness, Spaniards opt for older, more flavorful beef.
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There are passages of great tenderness and understanding for women throughout the whole range of his novels.
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In Wiltshire, England, where he lived since the 1980s, his tenderness and generosity were at the fore.
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The film proposes a repetitive sequence of tenderness, cruelty, death, and the sobering examination of power struggles.
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There are steak lovers who extol the melt-in-your-mouth tenderness of a lean filet mignon.
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He said he had witnessed moments of tenderness between Mr. Raniere and female members, including Ms. Mack.
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Lea Ruckpaul did double duty as Cordelia and the Fool, imbuing both roles with tenderness and vulnerability.
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As both a writer and a performer, Ms. Peterson knows how to wield tenderness to leaven despair.
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Like many of Wojnarowicz's works, it mixes text and image, autobiography and political action, tenderness and rage.
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Skeptics have dismissed this turn as sentimental, a term that has become a dirty word for tenderness.
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Because the meat is well marbled, a couple of hours' slow cooking results in incredible juicy tenderness.
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So, while you laugh at their demented antics, you find yourself watching them with a special tenderness.
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Images of Shaker worship, community, funerals and tenderness fluently succeed one another here with a grave beauty.
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Her more polemical books extol danger, charisma, virility and bravado while ridiculing safety, tenderness, solidarity and weakness.
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I feel tenderness for them as well, for what they endured, and still endure, to achieve it.
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Haslett's second novel depicts, with candor and tenderness, a family's struggle with the effects of mental illness.
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There is tenderness in the way they approach each other, and an undertow of fatigue as well.
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He had felt tenderness in his right arm after a recent bullpen session, so he was resting.
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The soprano Nadine Sierra brought her bright, agile voice to the role, singing with expressivity and tenderness.
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Mr. Polenzani brought baffled tenderness to the opening songs, in which Jan is distressed by his longing.
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I like it pungent and raw, a bracing contrast to all the beefy tenderness on the plate.
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These moments of tenderness, live action, and human drama are what continue to make theater worth attending.
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With Clean, Allison captures an agonizing tenderness, especially when she's funny, a confluence of pain and elation.
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But their tenderness is short-lived, as a series of mysterious events start coalescing into the season's plot.
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Despite his illness—or perhaps because of it—his photographs reveal his vitality, tenderness, and sense of humor.
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The figure sits strongly or, rather, floats in an ineffable radiance, transmitting an emotion of effortless, stoic tenderness.
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It's become a go-to for singers in search of homely tenderness, a mainstay on supermarket Christmas CDs.
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She glimpses them on the beach, leaning forehead to forehead, a moment of tenderness in a callous world.
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My unwavering potency and tenderness is among the most important, if not the most important, reasons for that.
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Much of what makes awards shows great are the unexpected moments of tenderness that leave us cheering along.
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That mingled note of high courage and deep tenderness, a sort of mythic domesticity, sounded throughout Dunmore's career.
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His Prior had a sly intelligence that landed, on a dime, in the play's moments of real tenderness.
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To speak with this sort of tenderness about someone who kidnapped and shot a man dead is unsettling.
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In this and other portraits, the available light caresses the faces, and a moment of tenderness filters throughout.
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Immediately the tone is set: This will be an observant, compassionate film, full of deep feeling and tenderness.
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Yet she has a tenderness for death, while her predecessors often saw in it pure waste and destruction.
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Ruby captures first love and the first moments of sexual awakening for both girls with tenderness and authenticity.
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I felt the same way about the biscuits, which had a tenderness that tends to elude Northern cooks.
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Maybe it was the moment: tenderness at a time when presidential politics has become a festival of cruelty.
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With unparalleled tenderness, she recognizes our celebrations of life as heroic efforts to think about literally anything else.
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At Bad Saint, the leaves are kale, braised to a velvety tenderness and swaddled in Chesapeake crab meat.
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You might also have more severe breast tenderness and morning sickness than you would with a single pregnancy.
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It seems like you've always been able to maintain this place of this tenderness, and gentleness, and vulnerability.
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You're a romantic mush ball of affection and tenderness lately—but especially at the beginning of this week!
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And there are passages of great tenderness and understanding for women throughout the whole range of his novels.
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He also instructed Danielle to notice any tenderness as she moved through the various regions of her body.
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While a certain degree of tenderness is required to take such pictures, French is still selling a product.
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Our relationship was marked, as I believe all his relationships were, by a mixture of cruelty and tenderness.
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DENIS I think my movies have a certain tenderness, a certain humanity, and that's what counts for me.
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Cuarón found tenderness mostly in Liboria Rodríguez, a domestic worker who, he said, is like his second mother.
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Or maybe I just don't sound as good singing "Try a Little Tenderness" as I think I do.
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But resting it in an insulated cooler for an hour or two improves its texture and tenderness immeasurably.
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"One is a tradition of tenderness, with us being the safeguard of human dignity and decency," he said.
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But in their hypnotized silence as Redding wails, we truly feel what's lacking in their existences, tenderness included.
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In his world, and in his fiction, there were always causes worth fighting for, always zones of tenderness.
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His tortured relationship with his estranged father drives him to acts of tenderness but also to alcoholic despair.
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The other truly effective plot is the story of Bethany, played with nuance and tenderness by Lydia West.
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And he could see, radiating from her gaze, the same blind tenderness that he had directed at her.
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But he can't save her from harm, so even his best quality, his natural tenderness, becomes his enemy.
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I might have touched it, if it weren't so difficult to convey the difference between tenderness and desire.
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Yet in conveying this imposing princess's inner emotional fragility, Ms. Rachvelishvili shaped crucial phrases with supple, yearning tenderness.
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Watching my friends take such care with a religion that is not their own evoked an unexpected tenderness.
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On this joyful day,may He bring His tenderness to all and brighten the darkness of this world.
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How can anyone say vultures bring bad omens when looking at such tenderness in this griffon vulture's eyes?
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Chronic pain, on the other hand, is a phantom: an enduring ache, a tenderness that does not turn off.
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You pay more for tenderness, but the more affordable cuts are, more often than not, the more flavorful options.
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Through mastery of sampling, instrumentation, conceptual vision, sexuality, tenderness, and bravado, these three each addresses masculinity, sensuality, and creativity.
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The format is in keeping with Mr Raskopoulos's previous work, where his unusual characters have engendered laughter and tenderness.
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Mr. Polenzani sang this haunting aria of remembrance with wondrous lyrical tenderness while conveying the music's gently swaying gait.
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"They also deferred to each other – sometimes with tenderness, and sometimes with a distinctly raised eyebrow," the directors said.
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When he married her mother, he was a charming man, but didn't know how to express tenderness or vulnerability.
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And even during its most painful moments, there is tenderness that radiates out of Turtles All The Way Down.
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His breathtaking, operatic voice—one that even Elvis called the most beautiful he'd ever heard—communicated a profound tenderness.
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Signs of teething include acting irritable, biting or chewing, drooling, gum swelling and tenderness, refusing food, and sleeping problems.
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Abramović writes about Ulay with great tenderness, but admits to the creeping feeling that her star was eclipsing his.
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In the years her body was used by the Gilead state, it was completely neglected from care, from tenderness.
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Note the tenderness, the sensuality with which he picks up Red Sox shortstop Xander Bogaerts' grounder to third base.
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The result isn't exactly the best movie ever made, but it stands out for its quiet and passionate tenderness.
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Whole shoulder has obvious advantages — generous marbling, intrinsic tenderness — that make it nearly impossible to overcook and dry out.
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This means Rasmussen fails to follow through on his most interesting provocation: Is tenderness possible in a brutal world?
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And so the book arranges itself around the polarities of fixity and flux, certainty and doubt, rigidity and tenderness.
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But the innate tenderness of young people is everywhere in the book, visible because she chooses to see it.
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Pedro was twig-thin, messy-haired and jittery, brimming with the kind of untamed tenderness found only in children.
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This scene — Dern believes it could not be shot today — mingles tenderness, sisterly affection, arousal, curiosity, shame and fear.
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The precariousness of their household is agonizing, even as the tenderness that holds it together is touching and understated.
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Mr. Alston relays these exchanges with a very funny mix of exasperation and a certain tenderness for the men.
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But onstage, on songs like "Solo De Mi," he was comfortable leaning into the full tenderness of his voice.
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" Ms. Argerich has said of the Russian pianist Daniil Trifonov, 26: "He has tenderness and also the demonic element.
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Tentatively, a sort of romance begins between him and Tanna, a relationship that is handled with tenderness and reticence.
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"I've never experienced such tenderness and generosity," says Christine McCharen-Tran, the founder of the electronic music collective Discwoman.
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This option requires that the couple continually recalibrate their behavior, adopting tenderness or tough love as the situation requires.
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But whatever tenderness might have been inside him was long ago swallowed up by possessiveness, self-pity and paranoia.
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But just listen to the innocent tenderness with which these players unfurl Lenny's elegy for a young dream lost.
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This tenderness is relatable; it's the thrill of undressing in front of someone who has never seen you naked.
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I tried the volume again, touching the remote stealthily, my fingers like feathers, the tips tapping with shyness, tenderness.
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Yet, when the character's ruminations take the music into higher lyrical phrases, Mr. Owens sings with poignancy and tenderness.
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Included here are 28 Polaroids from the several thousand the artist took, which alternate chaotic debauchery with occasional tenderness.
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But the photos that strike me most are the ones in which tenderness and honest vulnerability are on display.
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But Greenwood's music distills some of what that tension can feel like, in all of its tenderness and confusion.
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There is certainly antagonistic intellectual wit in his brand of romantic spirituality, but I see more tenderness than detachment.
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And next to the sparkle and tenderness of To All the Boys, poor Sierra is a cold and clumsy mess.
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It's a tale of regrets and sibling rivalry and daddy issues and disappointment with life – leavened with late-flowering tenderness.
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Specifically, it looks exactly like the halos traditionally painted around the Virgin Mary to show her great purity and tenderness.
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If we began focusing on developing flavor in living animals, we could still achieve desirable tenderness for an end product.
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The tenderness Missandei shared with Grey Worm (Jacob Anderson) didn't once compromise her character's individual value, or reduce her narrative.
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She's still equal parts obnoxious, lovable, and terrifying, but she also lets slip hints of uncertainty, vulnerability, and even tenderness.
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Given all that the Starks have been through, love and tenderness would be the best way for everyone to heal.
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Writing from a place of anger and tenderness, she expertly crafts a coven you'll want to be a part of.
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Batuman describes Selin's fumbling misadventures with tenderness and wonder, and it's nearly impossible for the reader to not be charmed.
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Tenderness means to use our hands and our heart to comfort the other, to take care of those in need.
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ARROYO: We need a little more of that tenderness and gentleness on TV, nonpolitical -- INGRAHAM: Banish that from your wardrobe.
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I couldn't be where I am today without the love and tenderness of those beautiful supporters and friends around me.
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They also articulate a kind of tenderness and intimacy that is difficult to achieve without descending into cliche or hyperbole.
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It doesn't exactly scream sexy, and neither does the heaviness and tenderness women describe once they'd succeeded in producing milk.
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Atlanta RHP Matt Wisler may miss his next start in the rotation Monday at Washington with left side tenderness. 3.
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It's not to say that there isn't trauma in your film, but you unpick it with a tenderness that's disarming.
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" Turner concurs: "I'm also looking forward to the shift towards sincerity, empathy and tenderness in the arts continuing to prevail.
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Custer's marital tenderness accentuates his brutality elsewhere: he forces prisoners of war to set off land mines with their bodies.
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" Set in a home for sick children in Vienna, "The Chosen Ones" describes "brutality and tenderness in the Nazi era.
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During moments of doubt, when Elisabetta expresses her isolation, Ms. Radvanovsky shows that she can bend phrases with aching tenderness.
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As for what really gets site members going, they love female-focused foreplay, tenderness, real female orgasms, and, interestingly, penetration.
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The other was his music's naïve grandeur—the tenderness at its core even when the beats and mood were frantic.
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The actors outclass this material by a Massachusetts-to-Florida distance, locating nuances and a sense of tenderness and intimacy.
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Rodney takes great care to describe the tenderness that Leonardo's performance uses to teach us all these self-defense techniques.
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And, for all his frenetic energy, in passage after passage, he brings out the music's majesty, dancing grace and tenderness.
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In a trice she can shift registers, though, and her candor and keenness of eye translate surprisingly well to tenderness.
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But what sets Sex Education apart from other shows that concern themselves with adolescence, sex, and love is its tenderness.
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The magisterial Sven-Eric Bechtolf brings the Tyrone family's paterfamilias, James, to life with arrogance, humor and a raw tenderness.
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He also tries to convey something he rarely sees in ballet — not just sexuality, but companionship and tenderness between men.
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There is a tenderness in him that extends even to those he must ruin or kill or threaten with torture.
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Every so often Sandler gets to expand the character's emotional register, in lulls and moments of tenderness and real feeling.
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Sitting there alone, I suddenly felt happy for everyone around me, moved by the tenderness I knew was inside them.
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But Lukach's rare combination of tenderness and ruthlessness is what makes this book more interesting than your typical illness narrative.
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Ford expresses John's grief with enough tenderness that children watching might learn something about how to handle their own emotions.
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Soreness isn't the only symptom; swelling, stiffness, tenderness and a reduction in strength and range of motion can also occur.
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Derry Girls The dark and (very) goofy humor of "Derry Girls" is interspersed with just the right amount of tenderness.
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When you're trying to figure out what to say, "It's important to lead with kindness, humanity, and tenderness," Tirado says.
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Her cakes are delicate, caught between crunch and tenderness, bearing the earthy scent of corn cooked and ground into flour.
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Even in the darkest moments, when his characters are being their worst selves, Lodato bathes them in tenderness and understanding.
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Wheeler has thrown two bullpen sessions here without problems since feeling tenderness in his surgically repaired right elbow last week.
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Still, his voice carried effectively in the house on Thursday, and he brought uncommon tenderness and poignancy to the role.
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Her voice — candid, funny and haunting — offers the counterpoint in a double biography, a chronicle of tenderness and self-destruction.
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But near the edges, there was more tenderness, as if the phases of courtship were rippling out in concentric rings.
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I have experienced the soul satisfying joy of a marriage built on sacrificial love and safety and tenderness and care.
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I've noticed just this real tenderness when they talk to me about her, their genuine concern and sympathy and empathy.
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Sunday's event will feature Texture of Tenderness, an ongoing photographic series from Brooklyn-based artist and curator Yunique A. Saafir.
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His upheaval is funny and self-consciously melodramatic, with wry humor and tenderness just below the surface of dissonant darkness.
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Your one-of-a-kind spirit has authored an indelible imprint on our hearts -- our jokes, our joy, and our tenderness.
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We offer friendship, support, and love in a society that's so clearly over-worked, burnt out, and in need of tenderness.
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Its bracing and freezing rawness, followed by its subtle tenderness, distills the wild, blustery, softly lit grandeur of the Far North.
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For me, the most refreshing aspect of the project was the kindness, tenderness, and love the players had for one another.
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Donahue addresses this lack of boundaries with frank tenderness and humor, depicting scenes that are familiar, but not very publicly visible.
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But still, Grey Worm and Missandei's moment together should give anyone hope that Game of Thrones isn't entirely devoid of tenderness.
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Even when I still dated men, I had plenty of moments of clarity and tenderness and joy and real, human connection.
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"Fatherland" offers no clear solutions, but it poses the problems—as men must now try to—with candour, tenderness and hope.
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"After he discontinued drinking soy milk, his breast tenderness resolved and his estradiol concentration slowly returned to normal," the paper says.
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A Star Is Born conveys the tenderness of empathy toward a human, not a persona in a position on a chart.
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Once injected, silicone can cause the surrounding tissues to harden and lead to chronic pain and tenderness, according to the ASPS.
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It's been proven over and over again that marinating meat does add flavor and tenderness, but only to a certain degree.
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It's hilarious and it's a mix of self-recognition and tenderness because you can see yourself in every person up there.
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I may address you through a veil of tenderness—you're my perpetrator, how else do you want me to address you?
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All this impending doom is hanging over me (all of us) and over this ball filled with warmth, love and tenderness.
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HS: I'm able to navigate my way through the world and with my subjects with a certain tenderness, power, and warmth.
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After the session I was emotionally raw, crying randomly, and unsure of what to do with an overwhelming feeling of tenderness.
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As the "lost in translation" conversation unfolds, anger, frustration, tenderness, generosity, and rage all flow through the interactions between these men.
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Your one-of-a-kind spirit has authored an indelible imprint on our hearts — our jokes, our joy, and our tenderness.
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According to the Autoinflammatory Alliance, children with the disorder develop deep aching pain, limping, tenderness over affected areas and often fevers.
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Anjum raises a goat with great affection and tenderness that is to be offered up on the holy festival of Eid.
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Mr. Costanzo sings with exceptional tenderness while bringing out inflections in the music that hint at the character's isolation and insecurity.
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Leafing through my copy of the biography, I am struck anew by its quality of mildly exasperated tenderness toward its subject.
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Monte is on death row, but his tenderness as a father and generally moral behavior supplant that fact in our imagination.
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After the treatment was over, I only had a day of numbness, plus tenderness that went away in a few hours.
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This is a character who still has the humanity and tenderness required to love a baby like shown in the film.
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It's a question Peyton Fulford has begun to answer with her ongoing series "Infinite Tenderness," a documentation of queer Southern youth.
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"Infinite Tenderness" has been going on since then and has helped Fulford be more comfortable and candid about who she is.
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"Those risks are immensely worth the effort, since in finding that child, in discovering his tenderness and love, we rediscover ourselves."
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Mr. Bardem, alpha male and omega man, is the kind of actor who can endow an abstraction with gravity and tenderness.
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He feels particular tenderness toward Prince Harry, whom he recalls most vividly as a 12-year-old at Princess Diana's funeral.
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The relationships between the characters — a tangle of lust, loyalty, jealousy, resentment, tenderness — emerge, fittingly, around a battle over Hirut's gun.
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Nayeri combines her own experience with those of refugees she meets as an adult, telling their stories with tenderness and reverence.
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Amid the isolation and indifference, though, were surprising interactions with strangers and moments of tenderness, which add poignancy to the piece.
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It was written for Kirill Gerstein, with a blend of staggering virtuosity and tenderness that fits him like a bespoke suit.
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We know Fraz's inner life, see moments of tenderness with his kids, and even get the occasional glimpse of his appeal.
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It is the suffering of ambivalence: the murderous alternation between bitter resentment and raw-edged nerves, and blissful gratification and tenderness.
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Often, we read the unknown as threatening, but can eventually discover that within this daunting unknown can lay an unexpected tenderness.
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I feel like there's a certain type of masculinity that is utterly allergic to a certain kind of tenderness about life.
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Nevertheless, his primary role in this book is to lighten the trauma of everyone else, to be a source of tenderness.
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Honey is a nine-song urgent exploration of tenderness, heartbreak (not simply through a romantic lens), and perseverance through the dark.
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At first, those symptoms are the same as any other pregnancy: a missed period, nausea, and breast tenderness, the Mayo Clinic explains.
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Here's hoping that, inevitable battles and deeply haunting Pokédex descriptions aside, Pokémon Sun/Moon keeps that unabashed tenderness and sentimentality going throughout.
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As it cooks in the belly cavity, the goose absorbs the taste of the lamb, while retaining its own tenderness and flavor.
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Across his entire body of work, Beckmann matches perversity with tenderness, detachment with intimacy, angst and darkness with celebration and rich color.
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If you've never experienced a lot of tenderness and intimacy between people growing up, it's difficult to have that with a partner.
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But some other signs that someone is pregnant with twins include more severe morning sickness or breast tenderness, according to the ACOG.
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I am beginning a new journey, on Instagram, to walk with you along the path of mercy and the tenderness of God.
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The character's fundamental decency is a thread that runs throughout the story, especially in his tenderness toward his accidental female companion, Marie.
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In fact, swelling, tenderness, or even pain in the breasts can start as early as two weeks before your period actually starts.
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Within 24 hours, the knee will swell and you'll experience extreme pain and tenderness, especially along the joint line of the knee.
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He feels great tenderness and tries to speak to his "younger self," but his younger self neither recognizes nor responds to him.
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At this cloistered campground, I met a community of women, bonded together by a love of all things moto and unbridled tenderness.
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Your doctor must consider the entire group of symptoms: pain, fatigue, sleep disturbances, cognitive dysfunction, mood disturbances, tenderness, stiffness and functional impairment.
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Although they travel together in near-total silence, the goatherd teaches the boy the skills he needs to survive, and offers tenderness.
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GIOVANNI RUSSONELLO Cacophony and bravado briefly give way to tenderness in "I'm the Man," a solo blast from Jehnny Beth of Savages.
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We rise with love , forgiveness and tenderness as we care the wounds of those innocent people affected by hatred, racism and discrimination.
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It insisted that there is real sensual pleasure, even human tenderness, to be found in a beautiful dress or a perfect meal.
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There is tenderness and lust in his songs, but it's harder to find those things in the stories told about his life.
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Webern, like Schoenberg, explores deep recesses of longing, tenderness and terror through radically concise structures: The six pieces last just 803 minutes.
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There was a little bit of tenderness in the sacroiliac joint, where the two bones that make up the hip girdle meet.
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However many years down the line, looking back, I'll think of the moments of tenderness I shared with her, every single day.
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My husband is a man of tenderness, wit, and words, but when it came to something this unimaginable, his vocabulary was stymied.
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After which, "we see at least a two-inch reduction in the abdomen," she adds, and no black-and-blues or tenderness.
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According to the CDC, one of the vaccines can cause mild redness, swelling and pain or tenderness where the shot is given.
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He's added an extraordinary dignity and tenderness to this picture of working-parent reality and a loving, physically close father-son bond.
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In such spaces, joy and tenderness are to be resisted and death is to be welcomed and carried out as daily routine.
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The initial tenderness of the encounter evaporates later that morning, however, when the stranger robs Louis and then rapes him at gunpoint.
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Abramovic felt surges of profound tenderness during the months she spent locking eyes with anyone who wanted to sit across from her.
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The question resonates on many levels, including ones Rostand probably never consciously intended, and it leads to a kiss of unsurpassed tenderness.
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I think the reason your work speaks to me is that I feel like there is an underlying tenderness in your animations.
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Finding Tenderness in Communities Affected by Manila's Antidrug Killings Hannah Reyes Morales photographed scenes of death in Manila during the antidrug campaign.
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He reels off superbly sympathetic statements — "patients are often our imagined others" — with the kind of professional tenderness worthy of Oliver Sacks.
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In his new series at James Cohan Gallery, Mud Root Ochre Leaf Star, Byron Kim paints bruises that radiate tenderness and hurt.
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Tovey is fantastic, showing off a soulfulness and tenderness to Kevin, whom we always assumed was as untouchable as he was unfeeling.
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Wit, tenderness and empathy inform her views of the tragic, suggesting that we are not fated to suffer, even though we will.
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Walking the rooms you want to treat these unfamiliar memories — many of the characters depicted are only known to Als — with tenderness.
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I love people screaming at each other, but I also get great value from peace, and from gentleness, and from tenderness, and sweetness.
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In a testosterone-strewn film franchise that has had its brutal moments, the men manage to weave tenderness and vulnerability through their performances.
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And in embracing earnest glee and heartfelt tenderness, Shazam allows us to fully appreciate the magical excitement and wonder that superheroes can supply.
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Bill apologizes to him in front of the whole fund, and then tries a little tenderness by ramming his SUV into Spyros' Porsche.
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According to the CDC, these symptoms include tenderness, skin that feels sore or warm, red or purplish areas of swelling, ulcers, or blisters.
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Brimming with tenderness and punch, these accounts succeed because they resist that lazy and common impulse to treat the immigrant experience as fringe.
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On the website, Soft Chambers is described as promoting "warm games"—games that prioritize human interaction, emotional growth, rest, and care. Tenderness. Vulnerability.
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While sprains can swell too, fractures usually swell more dramatically and will be accompanied by significant bruising and tenderness around the injured area.
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"Tenderness to the touch on the sides of your ankle, under the bumps, is also a good predictor for a sprain," he says.
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What remains consistent in this globetrotting collection is Ausubel's wit, and her tenderness, and her commitment to exploring universal quandaries in fabulist ways.
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Moved by contestant Chris Weaver's version of "Try a Little Tenderness," Hudson took off a shoe and threw it right at the stage.
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"I think Laoghaire will always love Jamie, for sure, and I do think there's a tenderness on his part for her," she said.
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" He told Corriere della Sera that tenderness and mercy are "the heart of the Gospel," and without them, "one doesn't understand Jesus Christ.
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Anyone who has navigated the emotional minefield of a family meal will recognise the affectionate way they bicker, their barbs softened with tenderness.
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Applesauce cut with horseradish still makes an interesting complement to the tafelspitz, beef braised to tenderness with root vegetables in a light broth.
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Other bravery shows itself through tenderness, as when an innocent prisoner devotes himself to comforting panicked men on their way to the gallows.
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Rump fans like their steak cut two to three inches thick, with a thick fat cap for juiciness, and well aged for tenderness.
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He was eighty-three and passed holding our hands with the same tenderness and love he exhibited as long as I can remember.
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Mr. Clinton argued in favor of her candidacy by highlighting qualities traditionally associated with women, such as tenderness and compassion and loyalty. Mrs.
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It has a grave tenderness, alert to the manners and gestures of bourgeois family life, almost reminiscent of Henry James or Edith Wharton.
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Cleary adds a grace-note of tenderness to her deft comedy and at the same time gives hope to other harried older sisters.
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In smaller roles, Michael Mulheren scowls and plots as that villainous mayor, and Stephen Bogardus imbues Billy's widower father with a paternal tenderness.
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The kissing unites Harry Rawlings (Liam Neeson) and his wife, Veronica (Viola Davis), in bed, and it tells of both tenderness and lust.
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When my daughter was born I felt a love and connection I'd never felt before: a surge of tenderness harrowing in its intensity.
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Their expressions, if we can see them, are muted: They neither laugh nor cry, but rather look and think, projecting a weary tenderness.
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For many Beltway pundits as well as for President Trump, Prince Mohammed's loathing of Iran and tenderness for Israel override all other considerations.
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Providing a context for understanding the historical use of those photographs and then subverting it, she restores tenderness and humanity to the subjects.
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But those who can sear a scallop to golden perfection — keeping its light balance while bringing out its lusher tenderness — are true heroes.
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Mr. van Zweden found more focus in the second movement's otherworldly tenderness, and polished to a glisten effects like that Adagio's hushed strings.
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It helps that Tim Robbins and Holly Hunter, in the show's first exchange worthy of their talents, play the scene with such tenderness.
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Those in her small grouping at MoMA (supplemented by a brand-new two-channel video) dwell on ambiguities of gender and fragile tenderness.
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"The tenderness of the prose feels like a triumph against a world hellbent on embittering the tenderhearted," Justin Torres writes in his review.
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Here one feels this young designer's full potential, his ability to convey complex psychological relationships with tenderness, and perhaps some pain as well.
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There's decency somewhere within Barry's hard and violent self, and Hader never lets the audience lose sight of those tiny flickers of tenderness.
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In the residual tenderness of our collapsing relationship, she had lowered herself onto me gingerly, as if she were sliding into cold water.
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"This is just my tenderness/My wretchedness/I'm a pessimist," he mutters—and also, as he's mentioned before, a poltergeist: an invisible disruptor.
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Counterintuitively, the best way to do this may be to embrace your anger, rather than indulging in bittersweet feelings of tenderness and affection.
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Unabashed tenderness softens the portraits of Aix farmers and domestic workers Cézanne painted in the decade before his death, at 67, in 1906.
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After focusing so keenly on the nonhuman, Cunningham may not have apprehended the unrelenting humanism and tenderness through which he would be remembered.
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" He's capable of expressing real tenderness, but just as often marshals the fury of others like him, "the angry, screwed-up young people.
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This would seem to hit a sweet spot for Ms. Ruhl, who is unusual in her pairing of philosophical daring and surreal tenderness.
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The most transfixing moment, however, came during the somber, lingering final strand of Copland's Piano Sonata, which Mr. Tao played with bittersweet tenderness.
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Fitbit currently allows you to track details about flow intensity along with any related symptoms such as acne, breast tenderness, cramps, or mood.
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Mr. Griffey brought robust sound, tenderness and his trademark crisp diction to songs by Frank Bridge, John Jacob Niles, Charles Ives and others.
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Previously published studies have suggested that the disorder could affect the taste, tenderness, and quality of the meat, and also increase its fat content.
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He can be menacing when his job and circumstances call for it, but he isn't malicious, and he treats Ionita with tough paternal tenderness.
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They need to be younger than six months old, and must weigh between 1.25 and 2 kilograms because, according to Yang, this ensures tenderness.
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"… You're seeing real pockets of tenderness with how [the characters] are dealing with getting older and approaching that time of their lives," she said.
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Still, for all of the bellicose exorcisms in her lyrics and music, there is a vulnerability and tenderness etched into each verse and chord.
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The Hound urges Arya to get out while she can, and they part with as much tenderness as two soft murder beings can muster.
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Is there anything Americans love more than a cynical man, who simultaneously knows his facts and is deeply in touch with his own tenderness?
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But, for me, the rap, swing and r&b of 503s black music was devoid of the honesty and tenderness I was looking for.
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The episode is directed with a deep tenderness by Marta Cunningham, who made the heartbreaking HBO documentary Valentine Road about a murdered transgender teenager.
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Enheduanna understood this well, praising Inanna for her ruthlessness as much as her tenderness—even when she felt personally victimized by the goddess herself.
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He brought rich colorings and tenderness to the dreamy "Paysage" étude and conveyed the hellbent fervor of "Mazeppa," with its staggering bursts of octaves.
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Though there is still some tenderness in her soul, Hester has seen too much damage to trust the world; hers is a wounded consciousness.
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We visit Emma at the school where she works with developmentally disabled children, admiring her, as Jeff does, for her tenderness with troubled souls.
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The show is full of tenderness for every character who imagines seizing some control, even if that means writing his or her own ending.
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He's not exactly boyfriend material, but he and Star pursue a romance (in defiance of Krystal's rules) that has real heat and genuine tenderness.
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" Still, she was giddy on an evening in late August when she was about to shoot her first video, for "Try a Little Tenderness.
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One of the most expensive cuts is Matsusaka wagyu from Mie Prefecture, made exclusively from virgin female cows and highly prized for its tenderness.
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He could have taken out his frustration on Manu, but instead there was a new tenderness in the way that he treated his son.
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INSIDE PITCH Jose Reyes still felt tenderness in his strained oblique, Sandy Alderson said, so the beginning of his rehab assignment has been delayed.
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In part, that's because the hats are where Cunningham's heart really is, and he describes them with a tenderness and delight that is infectious.
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Like so many other films in this genre, it's also a coming-of-age story, full of all the tenderness you could ask for.
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"We want to respond to the pandemic of the virus with the universality of prayer, of compassion, of tenderness," he said, according to Reuters.
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The photographer portrays her subjects with a tenderness that makes them seem like friends, and with the attention of someone who really sees them.
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There's sadness in Odets's life story, but there's mostly resilience, tenderness and a willingness to fashion an unapologetic gay life, sometimes against all odds.
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I've been lucky that most of my care is delivered with tenderness, despite the fact that cancer patients are routinely exposed to brutal procedures.
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And what are we to make of the glimpses of tenderness that appear here and there among the otherwise torturous episodes in the inserts?
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Some swelling and tenderness may occur, according to Dr. Bhanusali, who advises miraDry patients cease workouts for at least three days following the appointment.
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Catch up on your TV. All over Winterfell, people gathered for a final bit of human tenderness before next week's big White Walker clash.
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Feature Over three decades of short fiction, the writer has managed to capture, with hilarious tenderness, the dysfunction of daily life in this country.
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Bassani, in these cultivated worldly-wise stories, so steeped in tenderness, rage and loss, is like someone returned from the underworld to bear witness.
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The company, Craveable Hospitality Group, ages its meat in rooms lined with slabs of Himalayan pink salt, which it says adds flavor and tenderness.
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There are sisterly squabbles and hilarious trash talk, much of it in Spanish, as well as moments of extreme tenderness and jerks being jerks.
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He's convincingly ambivalent and obstreperous as the womanizing ex-astronaut who eventually reveals a core of tenderness, but once again, flickering movie shadows loom.
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The results, as heard on the album's lead single, "Flood," are lusher than Tamko's previous work, but retain much of its tenderness and intimacy.
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Tip "Sing with tenderness, vulnerability and honesty even if you think you're out of tune," says Katarina Juvancic, a Slovenian singer-songwriter and anthropologist.
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Hair full of the smaller-size hail-thingies, like the plastic beadlets on them old Catholic— She felt a rush of tenderness for Pammy.
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Mercilessly scrutinizing him as he sleeps, pushing aside her customary tenderness, she finds the moment "so cruel, so horrifying" that she must look away.
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A physical examination this week revealed no new problems, and the tenderness Wheeler felt could have been related to scar tissue in his arm.
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Picture brisket, striped with fat, marked with the char of wood fire, and cooked to such tenderness that it doesn't even require a knife.
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The odd tenderness and the funny pathos of "Frankie and Johnny" were, for me, sometimes hard to hear over the din of possible disaster.
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Despite the intense portrayals of Segregation, Green Book still achieves perfectly-timed tenderness and humor thanks to the chemistry of Mahershala Ali and Viggo Mortensen.
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"[This] is a marriage where the man in the marriage is secure in both his kindness and tenderness, but also in his strength," she says.
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To show what it was like to be trapped in a church surrounded by snipers and tanks, the play rapidly swings between machismo and tenderness.
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Typically, people feel a type of pressure on their chest wall and -- similar to a strained muscle -- a tenderness when they press on the area.
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On the other hand, when your cycle evens out and comes more or less monthly, you'll also start experiencing monthly PMS, cramps, and breast tenderness.
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What the budding flirtation brings out in Sandy hints at more tenderness to come — as does his friendship with Norman, and with Norman's ailing wife.
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Throughout its astounding and utterly unique second season, FX's Zach Galfinakis–starring absurdist comedy Baskets has struck notes of tenderness, hilarity, sadness, and self-reflection.
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Offred and Serena Joy have formed an uneasy alliance, although moments of tenderness are interspersed with full-on abuse on the part of Serena Joy.
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Here she is saying goodbye to her little child with the tenderness of the mother and the determination of the mujahideen in the land Rabat.
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Although the typical sign of a UTI is pain when you're urinating or having to pee all the time, tenderness with sex can happen too.
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I trust that God will continue to show His love and tenderness toward us and bring beauty from ashes – somehow – as only He can do.
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But she imbues her collages and wall hangings with the same tenderness she once afforded her textile handiwork, often incorporating deeply personal objects and photographs.
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Anyone who's worn a tight hairstyle over an extended period of time has probably experienced a "ponytail headache," mild pain or tenderness around the head.
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There is tenderness, happiness, and tears shed for both his losses and his gains throughout the 38-minute, nine-song record, Simpson's longest to date.
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This inflammation may cause the pain, tenderness, and development of fibrous tissue, as well as the small cysts of accumulated fluid associated with fibrocystic breasts.
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And though Chandra could use more characterization, she seemed to echo some of Stone's tenderness for Naz's fate by advising him to plead not guilty.
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Each of the two officers were treated for small areas of tenderness and swelling on one of their hands, according to records at another hospital.
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Jonathan does end up feeling like a hybrid of Fight Club and Charlie Kaufman, with the former's central confrontation and the latter's tenderness and humanity.
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He called for a "revolution of tenderness" toward the weak, the poor, children and the "sick and polluted earth" by everyone, particularly by the strong.
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I'm also willing to bet that Danger Mouse had plenty to do with the closer, "Tenderness," easily the best pop song Savage has worked through.
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The pose conjures the Afro surreal, familiar in its tenderness yet alien to mainstream assumptions of how black men and boys are suppose to be.
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Brothers are everywhere, and the complex interplay of traditional masculinity and tenderness in the relationship of brothers to each other is fairly well-trod territory.
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Accompanying herself on piano in "Gotham Lullaby," from her late-1970s masterpiece, "Dolmen Music," she swept through lonely, sinuous lines toward tenderness, an urban nocturne.
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Because silicone and other materials tend to be a bit rougher on the throat tissues, givers may experience some mild discomfort, irritation, or tenderness afterward.
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He was a brilliant, academically trained draftsman whose central subject would always be the human body — depicted with a visceral combination of disinterest and tenderness.
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In the first two seasons of "House of Cards," Frank and Claire maintained a mutually beneficial partnership and, occasionally, even exhibited flashes of genuine tenderness.
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Writing with extraordinary grace and tenderness, Smith injects unnerving tension into a delicate coming-of-age story set squarely in the path of a tornado.
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Clearly there's a tenderness in his songs that might at first be difficult to identify when he's barking like a bullmastiff in a barn fire.
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The bigger space he gives to spirited harmonizing adds more tenderness to his sentiments towards getting his family on solid ground, outside of Louisiana's borders.
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"Some women report breast tenderness on spiro, but more often I hear that they've lost a couple pounds and feel less bloated," Dr. Day says.
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Though these defiant artists have all led unique experiences within the African diaspora, similar themes of kinship, tenderness, and rejoicing run through all their works.
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For another staple, daing na bangus, milkfish is relieved of its bones, splayed and soaked in vinegar overnight for tenderness, then crisped in a pan.
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In other words, out of the tenderness of our hearts (and a compulsive need to create entertaining shit), we just want to give you more.
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What comes through in all of the work is Gross's seamless merging of painting mastery with curiosity, friendship, tenderness, and humor — deep pools of feeling.
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Touches of untamed brass notwithstanding, the conductor Joseph Colaneri brought great tenderness to Janacek's tuneful score, teasing out the composer's flourishes of Moravian folk music.
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Behind the book's enduring appeal is the alternative vision of American maleness it offers: one in which lust is tempered with tenderness, bravado with vulnerability.
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When they were back on shore, Grant and Nina showed some more traditional affection ... sharing a kiss and embracing each other for love and tenderness.
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And although Miller insists that he's straight, it's he who initiates sex with Wallace as they embark on an affair of mingled violence and tenderness.
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Unlike rolling, which can toughen pastry by developing the gluten in the dough, grating breaks — or shortens — the protein chains, which leads to extra tenderness.
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The pained tenderness of Elsa's expression when she first sees Queen Iduna is what stayed with me — because it felt so earnest and spot on.
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Nearly 31, she has attracted widespread acclaim for colossal portraits of friends and neighbors, works celebrated for their tenderness, keen social commentary and technical brio.
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Nearly 20203, she has attracted widespread acclaim for colossal portraits of friends and neighbors, works celebrated for their tenderness, keen social commentary and technical brio.
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How the Depressed Find Solace on Yik Yak, Believe It or Not A platform associated with the gutter of young humanity had blossomed with tenderness.
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The poem makes us suspect that appearance is a decoy, a tenderness trap fashioned to trick mothers, with lust and hunger driving the entire illusion.
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His stories shed light on both soldiers at war and who they become once they return home with poignancy, tenderness, and surprising moments of humor.
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There is a staggering tenderness in the way that Little Dog holds all of this within himself, absorbing it and refusing to pass it on.
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Sale, who battled through shoulder tenderness in the second half of the regular season, was uncharacteristically wild and did not get past the fourth inning.
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The main work is braising the chicken, which is simmered to tenderness with onions and sweet spices, like turmeric, saffron, ginger, allspice and, especially, cinnamon.
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Shteyngart draws the character with a kind of mocking tenderness that makes it impossible to completely hate him, even if loving him wholeheartedly remains unthinkable.
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Filmed noir-style and set to epic music that sounds like a Hans Zimmer score, the film flits between intense scenes of aggression and tenderness.
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We see their colorful outlines love, rushing into each other's arms in the face of inevitable doom, their tenderness apparent in the most subtle movements.
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" At the moment of supreme tenderness, both reader and protagonist engage in an act of reinterpretation, "whereby she suddenly and clearly sees that the behavior she feared was actually the product of deeply felt passion... Once she learns to reread his past behavior and thus to excuse him for the suffering he has caused her, she is free to respond warmly to his occasional acts of tenderness.
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While there is tenderness and wisdom here, and a high quotient of big ideas, too, the stakes are lower, and so the drama is somewhat diminished.
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The pace was fast and fluid on opening night, but not hysterical, allowing room for something like the heartfelt tenderness that wins the day in Mozart.
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" After telling his own migration story, the Pope called for equality, solidarity, and tenderness to help people "who are cast aside by our techno-economic systems.
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It's Shazam's fidelity to childhood joy, tenderness in exploring feelings about family and parenthood, and loyalty to its seemingly silly source material that make it soar.
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Years later, Chadwick retold Concrete's origin story in a 1997 miniseries called Strange Armor, which beautifully distills the pathos and tenderness that make the character special.
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Long before I had personal reasons to cherish Yeats's "A Prayer for My Daughter," I marveled at the poem's balancing of tenderness, judgment and moral standards.
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Instead, as Arundhati Roy put it in the New York Times, he spoke with "the tenderness of a young mother…his most chilling avatar to date".
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Something both he and Brel had noticed, for Brel too had a great tenderness for the accordion, was the connection between this instrument and the sea.
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As you, the viewer, sprouted feelings of tenderness for Caputo, so too did Natalie Figueroa (Alysia Reiner), the admirably steely she-viper acting as interim warden.
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As with previous records released in batches since May 2, the videos show tension, tenderness, chaos and heartbreak following the shooting outside the Mandalay Bay resort.
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The young man and older woman begin a hesitant and fumbling sexual liaison whose sacrilegious tenderness is, however, never quite incarnated by Paul's recollection of it.
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I can think of few artists who recognize their eventual and unavoidable absence from the world — its stony impassiveness — with such tenderness and self-possessed elegance.
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You may feel pain when you try move your poor injured limb in its full range of motion and a little bit of tenderness if touched.
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But as they sit on a strip of grass outside a taco shop on the drive back, they notice people watching them with a new tenderness.
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The dough benefits from resting, well wrapped, at room temperature; this helps it hydrate properly and allows it to be stretched more easily to silky tenderness.
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She describes in gruesome detail the sloughing off of injured skin in the days before her husband finally died, but the gore is laced with tenderness.
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Taste them, and you notice their delicacy along with the naked simplicity of the chopped veal gently cooked into tenderness with dark and meaty dried porcini.
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Of not allowing myself the care or tenderness that I instinctively want to provide for other people (and for my lars, my cute li'l virtual self).
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Pork shoulder and beef chuck are very tough cuts that are typically slow-cooked until they collapse into fork-tenderness: think pulled pork or pot roast.
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How else to explain the intimate, gawky tenderness with which the heads of the dead Christ and the man supporting him touch, almost in a kiss?
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From the very start, the studio has explored the inner lives of inanimate objects like lamps and toys with a tenderness we now take for granted.
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What I loved about his work was how suddenly he could pick up an idea and give it a new personality with tenderness, humor and love.
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"I am beginning a new journey, on Instagram, to walk with you along the path of mercy and the tenderness of God," Pope Francis tweeted today.
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Mr. Leahy recounted Mr. Bush's tenderness after the senator's son was deployed to the Middle East during the first gulf war, which Mr. Leahy had opposed.
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In these chapters, declaring yourself — how you would like to be represented and whom you want to love and connect with — is treated with real tenderness.
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Mr. Crumb's language, while steeped in modernist techniques, sounded more personal than ever, as the music shifted between episodes of terror and tenderness, mystery and playfulness.
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"Like being an ambulance driver in World War I," I said, because while my mother had many impressive qualities, tenderness and tact were not among them.
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Along with it was what T.S. Eliot called a "dissociation of sensibility," in which thoughts of tenderness and care are cut off from reason and calculation.
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But for some reason, I couldn't bring myself to do so, for fear that the tenderness and salvation I felt aboard those trains would be lost.
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Clarissa would be both furious and humiliated if she knew to what extent Lovelace is torn between his real tenderness for her and his baser impulses.
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And tenderness is imperative for this kind of recipe, so they break down completely in the blender without leaving any gritty bits to annoy your tongue.
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There's a tenderness in Styles' vocals on "Cherry" that, along with the Camille Rowe voice note at the end, helps drive home the beautifully melancholic tone.
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But sprinkled in the rambling text were flashes of genuine tenderness between the siblings, as if they were two small children, stranded together on a lifeboat.
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Since a chemical pregnancy happens early in pregnancy, you may experience some of the typical symptoms of early pregnancy, including morning sickness, breast tenderness, and fatigue.
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There is a sense of tenderness and humility that touches on what it means to be living as a human being on this planet, right now.
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In person, her bright eyes, smooth skin and famously fluttering voice — restrained in conversation, though the occasional vowel sound answers a higher calling — project youthful tenderness.
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We track PJ's adolescent moods, the tenderness and occasional tension that defines her parents' relationship, and also the ups and downs of other friends and kin.
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Finally, there are so many shades of innocence, drama, and tenderness to Human Leather that it feels like a musical companion to a John Hughes film.
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Writer Steve Orlando and artist Fernando Blanco have struck a winning balance between soulful tenderness and prickly wit to create a relationship that aches and breathes.
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Schoenaerts — who excels at hard-body men who yield, to hurt, tenderness and love — affects a slight bob and weave, suggesting a life in the ring.
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That said, there is a tenderness that peeks through here, not just in the gentleness of the sing-rapping, but also in some of the lyrics.
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Why you're seeing it everywhere: When I first encountered Talbot & Yoon's pastel "Goober" candles in the Curbed spring shopping guide, I felt an unspeakable tenderness toward them.
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Ms. Oropesa began with a wistful Handel aria, "Nemmen con l'Ombre d'Infedeltà" from "Serse," a poignant expression of abiding love, sung with beguiling tenderness and warm sound.
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Beneath all the gross-out horror, The Greasy Strangler and Royal gave a surprisingly affecting look at the tenderness of love and dysfunctional father-son relationships, respectively.
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I'm usually reluctant to applaud putting more glass on gadgets, but audiophile headphones of this kind are already precious objects that are used with care and tenderness.
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You find strength when you have none, patience when it's run dry for others, and tenderness in the insanity and chaos of your day-to-day life.
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Seeing the tenderness of Gianni and Antonio's relationship warms your heart until you remember that their desires lining up is happening days before Gianni will be assassinated.
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But there's never any doubt that Steven's going to find a way to restrain Bismuth with tenderness, even though it's harder, even though his heart is breaking.
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The other relationships in the series are treated with similar tenderness toward experiences ranging from young love to exploring one's sexuality to dealing with an age gap.
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The plaintive tenderness of his high tenor voice and the sweetness of his acoustic guitar were all that mattered to his audience of enraptured Balanda, white folk.
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The theme of TED's conference was "The Future You," and Francis did what he does best, delivering a plainspoken sermon on the importance of interconnection and tenderness.
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Writing for New York magazine, David Edelstein said: Let me add that what's onscreen is tactile and emotional, full of shocking anger, unexpected tenderness, and devastating epiphanies.
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Yet De Bruyckere maintains a certain tenderness with it, harnessing compassion and even warmth, and we can almost hear a silent breath emanating from the hollow body.
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But beyond the grotesque spectacle, Johnson excavates an innate tenderness—it manifests as a warm embrace between monsters, or a panicked look in a man-eater's eye.
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He'll punctuate a gently bowed string swell with a synth that sounds like ball bearings exploding down a crowding stairwell—balancing tenderness and terror in equal measure.
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"I know it's not perfect, with God and everything," Philip whispers to Elizabeth, who simply smiles back at him with a look of utter love and tenderness.
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It sneaks up on you with dark and winning humor, poignant tenderness and sentences so astute that they lift the spirit even when they're awfully, awfully sad.
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Published in 2019, it's a letter from a son to a mother who cannot read that delves into family history, addiction, violence, trauma, and compassion and tenderness.
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Then, if you were in luck, she might carry vindaloo lamb chops to the table, having marinated the meat with vinegar for tenderness and ginger for flavor.
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Her melodious concerto, based in smooth but not monolithic chorale textures, opened into shifting, glinting trios, duets and solos that bespoke subtlety, humor, even tenderness at times.
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Living With Cancer I've been lucky that most of my care is delivered with tenderness, despite the fact that cancer patients are routinely exposed to brutal procedures.
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Involtini made with meat may be simmered in a sauce, grilled or baked in a hot oven, depending on the cook's inclination and the meat's inherent tenderness.
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But here's my challenge to all of you straight, cisgender, socially secure teenage guys out there: Are you confident enough to acknowledge that your heart needs tenderness?
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It was as if Opie had taken the feelings from her own suburban childhood—loneliness, tenderness, yearning, claustrophobia—and distributed them across the tract houses of Valencia.
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Though Ms. Netrebko may have moved beyond Mimì in "La Bohème," she showed that she could still bend the role's phrases with lyrical tenderness and affecting elegance.
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Yet even as the emotional stakes turn crueler, the tenderness in Beanpole's unspoken yearning, as well as flashes of beauty and dark comedy, keep brutality in check.
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Throughout the book is an unobtrusive tenderness, a submerged savagery and an elusive but insistent sensuality that one would call homoerotic were the photographer not a woman.
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With Michael Countryman as a mild, sweet More and Carolyn McCormick as a fiery, steely Alice, the fond tenderness between them is the anchor of the play.
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But the milestones from throughout Glover's 10-plus years of writing and performing are all entrenched in Atlanta, informing its daring, its tenderness, and everything in between.
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The differences between them are about the sound rather than the fit, which is defined by extraordinarily plush earpads that just envelop your ears with love and tenderness.
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Their encounter elicits a surge of tenderness from Effie that is no less fiercely felt than the other emotions that vie for supremacy within her tightly coiled being.
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We should follow the example of our cats, and take the loyalty, tenderness, and friendship they show us and apply it to our friends almost to the letter.
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By juxtaposing a flattened and abstracted body with visceral feelings of immediacy and tenderness, she creates tensions between closeness and separation, familiarity and estrangement, and calm and chaos.
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Michelangelo's sensitive phantasmagorical drawings are riveting because they are fierce and fragile; strength and tenderness, like figure and ground, are tied together, neither one complete without the other.
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Part of that is getting your boobs ready to produce and release milk — and a common side result is a painful, or at least noticeable, tenderness or soreness.
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"Some patients will experience breast tenderness and pain," said Sherry Ross, M.D., women's health expert and author of She-ology: The Definitive Guide to Women's Intimate Health. Period.
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These evoke the simplicity and delicacy of an Agnes Martin canvas, and their small scale and mostly monochromatic composition suggests a tenderness not found in her other art.
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Though Talbot insists the Idles aren't a punk band, his unrelenting politics do remind one that he lacks both Joe Strummer's stealth tenderness and John Lydon's wormwood sarcasm.
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Manchester by the Sea is filled with tenderness, sorrow, and more than a little knotty humor, but Lonergan wants a defiant sense of irritability to permeate as well.
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"Tissue necrosis, which was present in this case, begins with redness, pain and tenderness, swelling, and warmth of the affected area," Stork, who did not treat Suchilin, says.
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It is a true ensemble piece, built around Hendricks's seething grace, Whitman's sardonic tenderness, and Retta's impeccable ability to weave between biting one-liners and and weepy vulnerability.
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Unlike other office shows that include a range of tenderness and sympathy for its characters (The Office, 30 Rock, Enlightened), Corporate serves up characters that are hyperbolically unlikable.
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Yes, we should be consuming more stories about women (and men) who are no longer young, excavating and exploring the middle years of life with tenderness and curiosity.
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Rich with butter and almond flour for tenderness, and speckled tan with buckwheat flour for a nutty, grainy depth, the crumb had the taste and texture I wanted.
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But the singers were the real glory here: Diana Damrau, radiating her customary warmth and tenderness; Mariusz Kwiecien, forceful in his confrontation with her; and especially Matthew Polenzani.
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The novel is also a brilliant exercise in empathy: As the siblings share their secret stories, we see them develop outrage, love, tenderness and sympathy for each other.
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These images of the working person endow them with qualities of excellence, nobility, and respect, and evoked in me mixed sensations of hard materialistic capability and human tenderness.
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Playing Kate Keller, a housewife adrift in a family dogged by deceit, the double Oscar winner combines fear with restlessness and tenderness alongside an overwhelming sense of denial.
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Her stories are obsessed with notions of purity and danger; with the ways people can be deformed, very early on, in the name of tenderness, teaching and care.
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A D.E.A. agent named Art Keller is both our guide through this world and an active player in its scenes of unflinching violence — as well as surprising tenderness.
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There's a certain tenderness in seeing Diana as a surly, frustrated kid, a feeling that evolves into admiration when you see her thrown into an unknown new world.
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The 123 middle-school boys quickly agreed that none of the following belonged in the "man box": trust, sadness, tenderness, patience, fear, insecurity, confusion, feeling overwhelmed and joy.
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First, I've found that vigorously washing and draining sliced meat in water, followed by very roughly stirring it with marinade ingredients can significantly improve tenderness and marinade absorption.
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This tension, between intimacy and tenderness but also agony and roughness, is a central motif in a film that also points to the complexity of Black Brazilian identity.
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If you've had Daniel's braised short ribs, the tenderness and concentration will be familiar to you, although Soogil's version is pointedly suffused with soy rather than red wine.
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Diana is undeniably tough, but it's her yawning tenderness, not her mythical strength, that sets her apart from the men alongside her and the standard-issue male superhero.
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The key moments between Orpheus (played by Damon Daunno, who sings in a stunningly controlled falsetto) and Eurydice (played with great tenderness by Nabiyah Be) are truly moving.
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They shine in brief solos, same-sex duets of fraught tenderness and multiple struts down the catwalk, sharing the credit for choreography with Mr. Jones and Ms. Wong.
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A number of pictures show couples and families, with love and tenderness being the primary themes (for example, "Jamel Young + Leiomy Maldonado" or "Adrian Torres and Carmen Carrera").
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But I learned that resting the batter, which gives the grains a chance to soften and absorb the liquid, produces a whole grain muffin of surpassing height and tenderness.
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Humility, tenderness, pride, and absurdity are rolled into one transparent cylinder in which the sky, seen through the studio window, is reflected in the paintings done during daylight hours.
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His diction crisp, his tone dark and burnished, with an exciting undercurrent of muscular force, he needs to add only greater expressive detail: both more bitterness and more tenderness.
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It's not more than skin-deep It's a good idea to use marinades on meat, especially tough cuts like a flank steak, as they do add flavor and tenderness.
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According to PubMed Health, women with PMS feel a range of physical discomforts: abdominal pain and cramping, backaches, headaches, bloating, weight gain, breast tenderness, and sleeping and digestive interruptions.
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Dogs 4 Rescue ultimately decided to keep the dog with them, where there was no doubt that he would get the love, tenderness, care and comfort he deeply deserved.
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As if she didn't already have the steamer turned on and ready to smooth out the creases of my failed struggle, a task she always undertakes with overdone tenderness.
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But conservation is an action that expresses tenderness toward and assigns value to things that otherwise would signify nothing; a Post-it note, a grubby old letter, a drawing.
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The women, on the other hand, can fuck up and be killed or exiled for their mistakes; their tenderness is their bargaining chip, but it doesn't always save them.
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At once soft in appearance and hard to the touch, the air-dry clay, a Play-Doh-esque material designed for children, embodies the installation's atmosphere of brittle tenderness.
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It had moments, like the tenderness of "Issues," and the risque nature of "WTP," but needed the machine of what the Kanye West name brings: proper marketing and promotion.
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That's part of why To All the Boys, with its relentless tenderness and sincerity, became the kind of movie that people watch over and over again on a loop.
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That was the last display of tenderness the stocky French Open champion would produce until consoling Garcia with a hug at the net after scarcely 56 minutes of play.
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She was struck by their tenderness with the dying, how they painted women's fingernails and combed their hair, changed them into fresh nightgowns and arranged flowers in their rooms.
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The piece that breaks down all my defenses is the E-flat Sarabande, which Ma delivers with heartbreaking tenderness, as if it were a lullaby for an absent child.
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It means that the patient will be enveloped, protected, wrapped in a mantle of painkilling techniques that are often pharmaceutical but may also consist of old-fashioned human tenderness.
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His characters, more marginal and far less self-assured — many abandon jobs and families to light out in search of meaning they never find — are handled with greater tenderness.
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Part 2, the slow movement of this operatic symphony, features a soprano (Evgeniya Sotnikova) singing with warmth and tenderness as Hadewijch, a 13th-century Dutch mystic nun and poet.
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Juxtaposed with the smaller pieces, and combined with their tenderness and humor, she conveys a wide range of feelings and states of consciousness, from awkward vulnerability to grim terror.
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Maybe that's intentional production, but it's just as likely the way she naturally fills the spaces in between as she delineates her desires, commanding not with aggression, but tenderness.
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" Whereas, in the cells adorned with the work by Horn and Gonzalez-Torres, in Dumas' painting of Wilde, and in Goldin's erotic montage, The Boy, "there is great tenderness.
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I'd be happy with any of those, but just now I crave a true French-style braise, with meat that is gently simmered to utter tenderness, brimming with flavor.
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There's a tragic quality here — those descending scales, with their emphatic rhythm, keep being repeated — but there's also sublimity, transcendence and even, here and there, aspects of consolatory tenderness.
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The triumph of this performance was that Mr. Petrenko shaped the beautiful passages with tenderness and slightly cool restraint, while also drawing out the complexities of the comedic episodes.
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He even answered a series of personal questions of a kind he usually disdains, telling us with genuine tenderness that nothing relaxes him like spending time with his grandchildren.
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Bollinger combines dispassionate observation and extreme tenderness towards his subjects, an unlikely combination that gives his works an emotional depth few of his figurative contemporaries are able to attain.
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I felt as though if I was to speak or reprimand his behavior, I would jeopardize the relationship, that tenderness, the closeness that is needed in those two roles.
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And nowhere is a sense of tenderness and vulnerability more evident than in Hujar's photographs of animals that he encountered in the wild or on farms belonging to friends.
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To read her novels is to feel that you are drawing on a reservoir of shared emotion — rage, disgust, pity, indignation, tenderness — to which you have somehow, secretly, contributed.
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Better Things is, above all, a very funny show about motherhood and the mundane, the snarl of tedium and tenderness that fills the waking hours of a parent's life.
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And after an outburst, Alejandro Cerrudo's "Silent Ghost" slowly and steadily quiets to become a meditative journey into tenderness that pauses along the way to contemplate love and loss.
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"Birth control pills can cause any number of symptoms," she told me, then listed a few common ones: irregular bleeding or spotting, breast tenderness, acne, mood fluctuations... and nausea.
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Instead, a platform I've come to associate with the gutter of young humanity — more than sexual openness, but sexual degradation, lewdness, the grotesque — had blossomed with empathy, advocacy, tenderness.
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"The mother who taught me what I know of tenderness and love and compassion taught me also the bleak rituals of keeping Negroes in their 'place,'" Ms. Smith wrote.
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Gazing at an ancient Baby Jane doll, which retains the youthful perfection the real Jane has long since lost, her expression registers tenderness and nostalgia and envy at once.
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But he also flashed a love-singed tenderness on "Sugar Magnolia" and "Cassidy"—dedicated to his former roommate, Neal, the protagonist of On the Road, the real-life Dean Moriarty.
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Especially [with] Quest and his relationship with his daughter, there's this tenderness, this love, this gentleness—and it's not like I just found this one gentle, nice, tender, black father.
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What is it about To All the Boys I've Loved Before, out of all the films out there, that cracked people open and caused all this tenderness to tumble out?
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For a generation that didn't see Brokeback Mountain in theaters, and never had to suffer Brüno (2009), why should the banal tenderness of Love, Simon be something worthy of criticism?
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Preindustrial recipes assume that you are cooking on a wood-fired or coal-fed stove; for a home cook, simmering a stew to tenderness could take hours or even days.
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I think the intensity and tenderness with which he loved me is matched only by the fury he has at the world for holding him back as a black man.
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The artist paints his female family members with tenderness (for instance, 1907's "The Sick Child," which depicts the death of Munch's beloved elder sister at the age of 15).
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Bollinger combines dispassionate observation and extreme tenderness towards his subjects, an unlikely combination that gives his works an emotional depth few of his figurative contemporaries are able to attain. 21973.
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The director's affection for his protagonists is obvious in the way he films them, with tenderness and sympathy, the angles emphasizing their beauty and youth in the throes of passion.
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Even during its most painful moments, there is tenderness that radiates out of 'Turtles All The Way Down' That's not to suggest that this book is only somber and sadness.
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The film depicted the divide my own family had been grappling with since before I was born with tenderness, humor, and — rarest of all in real life — a happy ending.
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And we can only hope the reverence and tenderness toward elderly people found in Asian cultures takes root here, too, becoming as American as sushi and dumplings and K-pop.
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"The one line we had was, 'Mommy didn't want me,'" Ninja says, and, in a rare moment of tenderness, locks eyes with Visser, who was adopted at a young age.
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Few 2017 movies could top the charm and tenderness of The Big Sick, which hits all the right romantic comedy notes with one unusual distinction: It feels like real life.
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Yet that requires ignoring the tenderness that exists within Tom's sketches, and the way the sexual encounters he enshrined depended on refusing the idea of men as inviolate authority figures.
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Many defectors had told me how much they miss the intimacy of their neighborhoods in the North, a stark contrast to Seoul's cool, atomistic consumerism; but here, a tenderness prevailed.
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But there are also passages of tenderness and gentle simplicity, like a folk hymn or a Chopin lullaby, that, coming from this composer, are as shocking as the wild parts.
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When two lovers look at each other in this movie, the tenderness in their eyes softens everything, creating a radiance that folds around them like a blanket, blunting the world.
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Both are loaded with tough, collagen-rich connective tissue that gives the meat its structure, but requires low-temperature cooking for most of a day to achieve the proper tenderness.
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He's therefore able to tap into two veins of tenderness, one overtly adult-sensual, the second magically on both ends of the child-parent bond — young wonder plus aged reverie.
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In the critically acclaimed graphic novel Laura Dean Keeps Breaking Up With Me, written by Mariko Tamaki, Valero-O'Connell's illustrations portray teen angst and heartache with earnest and unbridled tenderness.
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But Mr. Durham depicts her — skeletal limbs, tiny whittled hands, disconsolate stare — with a tenderness that's almost disconcerting in the context of an exhibition otherwise laced with needling, jibing bitterness.
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To illustrate, Mr. Madrid slid his palm down his cheek, a slight motion that suddenly introduced an idea of tenderness and individuality into the mix of their muscular unison choreography.
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Maurizio Muraro sang with jocular heartiness, and a lovely helping of tenderness, as the Bailiff, Charlotte's father, and Anna Christy was perky if wiry-toned as Sophie, her kid sister.
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A few months after a lackluster first date at a barbecue restaurant, the two ran into each other while attending a lecture on tenderness at the San Francisco Zen Center.
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Their crackling chemistry as they vacillate from quiet companionship, to full-on physical confrontation (punctuated by moments of tenderness and genuine friendship) is unlike anything I've ever experienced on-screen.
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But the tenderness Alma lets herself show when calming down a rambunctious kid at daycare or genuinely apologizing to Becca gives her a relatable, sympathetic quality that BoJack typically lacks.
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Reminiscent of Maggie Nelson's groundbreaking work, The Argonauts, Socialist Realism is breathtaking in its genre-bending, its excavation of American culture's sexism, racism, and homophobia, and in its unflinching tenderness.
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Strikingly, though, his interest has a rare quality of tenderness to it, perhaps because, unlike most filmmakers who make movies about great artists, he is fundamentally preoccupied with art itself.
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"So why not take the tailored skirts and jackets of past generations, deliberately mess them up and translate them into cozy knitwear, enhanced by tenderness and just enough color?" lagarconne.
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"Angela's Diaries" asks of the viewer a kind of patience that may only reside in those already conversant with the couple's contributions, but its tenderness and straightforwardness are immediately admirable.
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When I think about thrift and meat — specifically in the U.S., but increasingly in areas like Europe — the first thing that comes to mind is the devotion folks have to tenderness.
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The scenes at first seem hilarious and then curious and then poignant as I notice the tenderness of some gestures, the diffidence in others, and the smothering desire in still others.
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And they both speak with tenderness of the quilted throw pillows that were made from small squares of the saris, nightgowns and dupattas that belonged to Mr. Mandvi's mother, now deceased.
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Its tone shifts between dark, violent, vengeful, lustful, and even sweetly romantic, as moments of tenderness between Sook Hee and Hideko quickly give way to various types of horror and manipulation.
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Don't let the "middle-grade reader" marketing label fool you — the tenderness inside this book, specifically the portrayal of deep love between fathers and sons, will absolutely take your breath away.
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A physical examination affirmed the jaundice and right upper abdominal tenderness, while lab tests revealed high levels of transaminases—liver enzymes indicative of damage and evidence of chronic hepatitis C infection.
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" She added: "As I look around the room, I am so deeply touched by God's love, His forgiveness, His kindness, His provision, His mercies and His tenderness toward each of us.
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She suffered from gout — a form of arthritis characterized by severe pain, redness, and tenderness in joints — and even had to be carried to her own coronation in a sedan chair.
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It is a little painful to read in places, because White's loneliness and confusion feel so palpable, but he also invests the story with enormous warmth and tenderness and gentle humor.
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There is one moment of tenderness in Katdashians: a classic KUWTK scene in which Kim sends Khloe an email calling her "fucking disgusting" and "an ugly little troll" is reenacted verbatim.
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But it also treats its women with big-hearted tenderness, allowing us to laugh with, and not at them, as they hurl their strong frames at one another in the ring.
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" Famous Father Girl: A Memoir of Growing Up Bernstein " (HarperCollins) is unique among classical-music memoirs for its physical intimacy, its humor and tenderness, its ambivalence toward an irrepressible family genius.
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There's a cultish quality to how they stare at one another and conjoin by forehead, but also a tenderness in their touching of cheeks and chins and smalls of the back.
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The greater realism between this Monique (Laura Butler Rivera, no relation to the playwright) and Yvette (Folami Williams, acrobatic and fierce) enhances both the menace and the tenderness of their scenes.
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Bethenny assumed she could control how the world perceived her vulnerabilities—that we could only see the tenderness or weaknesses she chose to share, while keeping the rest hidden and safe.
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The last one's face, body, and long coarse ponytail are so utterly mismatched from his voice and tenderness of the melody that I find it hard to tie the two together.
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For readers who need a bit of levity and tenderness in their comic pulls this week, one of the brightest lights on the shelf is the Japanese import Sweetness and Lightning.
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Though Ms. Mao generally described her life as a case of being in the right place at the right time, she did display a rare moment of tenderness at this point.
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The other bass, Charles Wesley Evans, brought tenderness to an aria affirming that it will be easier to take on the cross in his life because Jesus had first done so.
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The authors do not mention the useful word "frottage" which comes from the French for rubbing or friction; it neatly bundles together many forms of stimulation that prompt tenderness and excitement.
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Hader is the clear standout among the cast, finding notes of desperation and tenderness beneath Richie's relentless wisecracking, and he's well complemented by a nuanced Finn Wolfhard as the younger Richie.
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Members of the undercover unit, career operatives in their late 30s and 40s, show tenderness toward their children and lovers at home, and then go off and commit torture and worse.
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Some of the paintings have clouds and pale light, a sense of encroaching mortality, restoring the tenderness that had been bleached out of his earlier landscapes by the incessant California sun.
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Why hadn't I remembered, during the terrible years of the AIDS crisis, the tenderness of Thoreau's nursing and the devastation he felt when people he loved, like John, sickened and died?
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I thought of the tenderness of the greens this device produces—a natural simplicity elicited mainly from water and air by high-tech artifice of the most complicated and concentrated kind.
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Certainly it is the most disciplined of his novels, the least dazzling in setting or circumstance, but told with an economy and elegance of language and, most strikingly, a deep tenderness.
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Decades earlier, when appearing in "The Elephant Man," he would sometimes think of another pet dog, Jingles, when conjuring up the tenderness his character was feeling toward Merrick, the Elephant Man.
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Offill is a smart writer with a canny sense of pacing; just when you want to abandon the fragmented puzzle pieces of the novel, she reveals a moment of breathtaking tenderness.
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I'm thinking especially of the contralto Sara Mingardo, too little known in this country, whose voice is like soft, moist, dark earth and whose dignity and tenderness made Ottone's melancholy magnetic.
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Maybe Mahler's symphonies — music of extremes, from sublime tenderness to bitter anguish, from childlike evocations of country dancing to harrowing trips into darkness — are proving just a tad over the top.
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He and his wife spoke to (and of) each other with a blend of tenderness and charm, and I realized something: Self-written vows aren't really about the vows at all.
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But he made Klinghoffer's indignation musical, and the aria sung by the character's dead body, falling from the ship after being thrown overboard, was a controlled outpouring, rage focused into tenderness.
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Recast for its London premiere at the Park Theater (through March 16), this chronicle of gay life has a newfound tenderness that befits the poignant balance among its cast of three.
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Oil of Every Pearl's Un-Insides crackles with the thrill of endless becoming, the tenderness that often correlates with distance, and the sound effects that immortalize Sophie in the aural world.
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A Jordanian nurse, who handled her with the tenderness of an adopted mother, helped steady her (she was still learning to use her prosthetic leg), and asked if she wanted to talk.
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"The stars have a lot to say about women born in the month of May," she sings, each word placed with a slow, thoughtful tenderness like stitches through a hand-sewn patch.
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The paintings — many of them quite large, especially for an artist known for her watercolors — are packed with formal intelligence, a continuous humming energy, graphic control, offbeat humor, and layers of tenderness.
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Many canines in this country are put outside their owners' homes year round, left to battle extreme weather conditions on their own with little protection and even a smaller amount of tenderness.
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To make Max's braised beef and kimchi sandwich, you'll need to cook short ribs for several hours, but the fall-off-the-bone tenderness you end up with is worth the wait.
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That being said, Brogan said it's important to stay hydrated and be aware of symptoms, such as extreme muscle soreness, nausea/vomiting, thigh pain/weakness, dark urine, and muscle swelling and tenderness.
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By the same token, I think I'm making a contemporary film about contemporary characters in which the currency is not this overbearing trauma, but rather a very earned expression of genuine tenderness.
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Considering the tenderness of his miso chicken—which, if I'd have been blindfolded while eating, I might have assumed had come from an upscale Japanese restaurant—that goal doesn't seem too lofty.
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We asked them to make her feel beautiful on her last day and they took great care to make sure she was gently pampered and treated with the utmost care and tenderness.
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Sure, there's a tenderness to Alisa tending her daughter's bullet wound that we haven't seen Jessica experience before, but Mama Jones is a ticking time bomb and combustion is all but inevitable.
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When once I looked at Amy's new-age crusades with a mixture of cringey annoyance and pity, I now look on her journey through the series with a newfound tenderness and curiosity.
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The food is filmed with a Terrence Malick–like tenderness, and there are aching shots of Rome, Chengdu, Tokyo, and Paris that will send you searching for cheap airfares on the internet.
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"Instagram will help recount the papacy through images, to enable all those who wish to accompany and know more about Pope Francis' pontificate to encounter his gestures of tenderness and mercy," Msgr.
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On the insurance form he filled out for the producers, he listed among his ailments vertigo, hypertension, scalp tenderness, insomnia, dysphoria (a constant feeling of unease), photosensitivity, recurrent vomiting, anorexia and shingles.
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If anything, it's excellent news that we've got more Frank in our lives—we could all do with more tenderness, sensitivity and soul—and to be honest, I hope he sticks around.
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I'd love to see Russell try something new, but as long as she keeps executing her old formula with this much care and tenderness every time, it's always a pleasure to read.
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There is a gentle tenderness to it all, from the soft pastels that permeate the game to the quietness of a body in front of you as you drain it of blood.
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The film, which is told exclusively through sign language without subtitles, has a brief moment of tenderness midway through, then plunges into a brutal chain of violence culminating in a bloody finale.
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I think part of the reason our generation is shifting in these conversations is that we see that we can get romance, tenderness, passion, and compassion from all different sorts of relationships.
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No matter who you are, the compression can cause slight discomfort or tenderness in the breast as it's happening, but each step of the process can be trickier for people with disabilities.
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All we have in common is that we're men and we're trying to embody a mature masculinity that welcomes the whole male experience — shame and sadness, anger and desire, tenderness and joy.
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If there is occasional tenderness — between Wang Jin and his young granddaughter, or more tentatively between Wei Bu and Huang Ling — it seems fragile and fleeting, unlikely to survive brutal Darwinian reality.
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Yet she also brought shimmering sound and tenderness to works like Handel's "Messiah," which she recorded in 1966 in a classic version with Mr. Davis conducting the London Symphony Orchestra and Chorus.
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Only on the ballad "Until the End of Time," during which he sat at a white piano, did he lean into his singing, allowing its natural tenderness to serve as a pyrotechnic.
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Ms. Ross openly assessed hers and Mr. Shawn's lovemaking, reporting that over four decades it retained "the same passion, the same energies" and "the same tenderness" that it had in the beginning.
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I had a nice boneless lamb shoulder roast, and first thought of steaming it to tenderness in the Moroccan style and eating it with harissa oil, toasted crushed cumin and coarse salt.
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Drenched in tenderness and sensuality, "Premature" is brimming with life, with director Rashaad Ernesto Green brilliantly capturing the picnics, house parties and street scenes of Harlem that burst with teasing, talky energy.
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Whether the children were put up to the idea of borrowing their father's trench helmet (look carefully) or did so spontaneously, the moment seems to have been suffused with tenderness and delight.
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I'd seen this suggestion on Twitter and it prevented the beef from searing (adding to the tenderness) and also better infused the flavor of the onions as they'd caramelized against the bottom.
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Peopled by kookily sad denizens of Florida's Space Coast, whose dreams rarely achieve liftoff without crashing and burning, Ryan's stories are filled with a wan tenderness and a spectacular lack of condescension.
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This repeated tilt toward tenderness slackens the tension, and, as Andi Obarski's camera sweeps swiftly past the nasty bits, we sense that neither she nor her director is gung-ho for gore.
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From the apologetic tenderness of "High Strangeness" to the destructive anxiety of "What's the Point of Anything," Corinthiax places McIlwee at the centre of a Venn diagram where romance and spirituality overlap.
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"The height of happiness is holding my baby son in my arms and hearing him coo, or when I look into his smiling eyes and watch him respond to my tenderness," Jackson gushes.
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It is in many ways a happy dismantling of these expectations, an opening of masculinity to make room for love, support, and tenderness — something McBee is pleasantly surprised to find along the way.
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There was no white-gloves tenderness about his use of the device: he unfolded and folded the Mate X quickly and naturally, and I got no sense of any fragility about the slate.
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If Elsie Payne were here to see the comments that Bus Stop has recently generated on Instagram, including "What a beautiful central character with such poise and tenderness," she would hopefully feel gratified.
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With a strange unaccountable tenderness she clings onto the piece of property in her mind; 'my little meadow' she says, and smiles just as blissfully as when giving our little Doris her breast.
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" She urged people watching to care for anyone who suffered from mental illnesses, saying, "If you have a family member that suffers from mental illness, care for them, tenderness, love, care for them.
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Colas, who has had the ribbon in his mouth like the horse's bit, stops, turns around and stands, suddenly locked in Lise's eyes; and the dynamics and tempo change, melting in lyrical tenderness.
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They pose with genuine tenderness and longing; whether enacting the happy day they anticipate for themselves and their brides, or expressing other desires through the safety of photographic performance, we can only wonder.
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That fatal disconnect between the visual and the vocal saps the tenderness from the relationship between James and Kathryn (who is a human, not a puppet, and is nicely played by Jamie Agnello).
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I reasoned that if I cubed the eggplant, oiled it and roasted it to caramelized tenderness, I could use the half-hour it needed in the oven to figure out what came next.
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In their first collaboration, the 2011 "Tool Is Loot," this poem allowed Mr. Cardona to find tenderness in the potentially ludicrous, and, in the "The Set Up," it again brings redemption in unlikeliness.
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Though allergic to pop sentimentality, Mr. Comstock is capable of expressing a dryly wistful worldly-wise tenderness when applying himself to a ballad, and this restraint gives his song interpretations a poignant undercurrent.
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But that bosom will approve, that even at so great an expense, I should effectually wipe away a more serious stain from a name, which it cherishes with no less elevation than tenderness.
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"The height of happiness is holding my baby son in my arms and hearing him coo, or when I look into his smiling eyes and watch him respond to my tenderness," Jackson shares.
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In a film that otherwise doesn't have much in the way of serious moments, the tenderness and care Major League pays its city and its fans stand out in the best possible way.
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To fans who have heard her Mimì, her turn as the spunky Musetta may seem a demotion, but with its irrepressible energy — and generous dollops of tenderness — her voice fit the character well.
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She writes about her father with tenderness and empathy, recalling how he used to earn extra money in the Philippines by making prosthetic eyes that he boiled in a stockpot filled with water.
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"Destiny needs money, but Destiny really gets caught up in it because she loves feeling like she's a part of something," Wu explained when I brought this up, a tenderness entering her voice.
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I believe in tenderness, but I'm not going to be tender for those folk who are engaging in policies that crush poor working people, women, gays, lesbians, trans people, black people, indigenous people.
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Her recipe for Chinese-style ribs is so easy that I've made it countless times, simply baking the racks at low heat for tenderness, then raising the heat and basting them for stickiness.
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Back in 2017, she revealed she suffered from fibromyalgia — a disorder that, according to the Mayo Clinic, causes widespread muscle pain and tenderness, as well as fatigue and sleep, memory and mood issues.
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Originally adapted from playwright Tarell Alvin McCraney's In Moonlight Black Boys Look Blue, the film is flush with scenes of tenderness that keenly measure the depths of belonging, vulnerability, and black male intimacy.
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So many of Amichai's qualities gather here: passionate tenderness and earnest warmth, sweet possessiveness—the eros of fatherhood—and that delicious, playful metaphorical reach, those clouds that have never lain with a woman.
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The stereotypes that Sanlian and Jay seem to embody — shrew and rogue — peel away, leaving only the tenderness and the sense of betrayal both of them still feel toward the man they loved.
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Tenderness here is a function of perceived contrast with the aural environment; it's like the moment in a sci-fi comic when the protagonist-couple find a place of peace all to themselves.
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"We made this film with love and we made it with tenderness and we made it with respect," producer Jim Burke said while accepting the Best Picture statue at Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.
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"If this were the culprit, there would typically be other symptoms associated with your nipple itchiness, such as changes in the architecture of the surrounding skin, pain or tenderness, or nipple inversion," she explains.
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There's been some suggestion that the All About Eve dynamic uses gay identity as a pawn in the royal game of favour, but ultimately, there is true tenderness and affection between all these women.
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But when she allows herself a moment of authenticity — which, as in "Barbecue," usually happens when comforting her son — O'Hara's ability to emit tenderness from underneath 15 pounds of fake hair is a godsend.
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By turning her otherness into something that is unapproachable and impenetrable, while depicting himself in a pose that seems angry and defeated, Munch evokes a world without any tenderness or intimacy, whatever happened before.
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But when the couple's tenderness culminates in a threesome with Helmut, desire trumps biologically determinist reasoning and the fear of the other (while, as we can guess, giving Calixto a chance to become pregnant).
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Unlike grilling the corn raw, boiled or blanched, leaving the husks on the corn cobs protects the corn from direct exposure to the grill&aposs heat and helps to steam the corn to tenderness.
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"We had 25 participants that were in the self-administer group who could do it themselves, and they felt like it didn't bother them as far as pain or tenderness in particular," Rouphael said.
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In Wild, he shot Reese Witherspoon making her way up the Pacific Crest Trail by herself with a gritty vérité tenderness for the natural world as her character returns to herself among the redwood.
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A rich chocolate tart incorporates tahini and grapefruit; rose water graces her small rhubarb galettes; ground pistachios lend tenderness, nutty flavor and an elegant green hue to a loaf cake topped with macerated strawberries.
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Self-aggrandizing oratory, the mercurial backstabbing of loyalists, callous disregard for anyone else's well-being: The party's bedrock principles would bring a tear to my eye if I had the capacity to feel tenderness.
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He's a talented, serious and agile writer, who possesses genuine tenderness for the dim and luckless, the uncouth and poor, people whom the "callous and fickle literary world" aren't much interested in these days.
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Both the show and the film follow a flawed, selfish person who interprets their looping as a kind of divine punishment, a lesson designed by some supernatural force to teach them compassion and tenderness.
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I'd been hoping that Mr. Nadler, who has an avid following, would temper his maniacal drive and calm down long enough to scatter some crumbs of tenderness and reflection into his wild-man act.
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Taking on a role memorably embodied by Ron Leibman and Al Pacino, among others, he provides a fresh-as-toxic-paint interpretation that embraces extremes — of viciousness and, more surprisingly tenderness — without stripping gears.
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"Game of Thrones": The second episode was injected with a little human tenderness, writes our television editor, setting the stage for what promises to be an epic battle with the White Walkers next week.
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You get used to a writer's rhythms and tendencies, and DeConnick always had a way of hitting you with toughness in one moment and undercutting it with a vulnerability and tenderness in the next.
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But Bran's quip also suggested a theme for the episode, as people gathered all over Winterfell for a final bit of human tenderness before the terrible White Walker horns echoed across the wintry waste.
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Still, there's a tenderness to the drawings, and one picks up Prendergast's affection for her characters and even for that setting, which in its grimness lends an unexpected sort of credibility to the story.
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On a gentler note, the 3×3 comic below by Wang XX is a fantastic encapsulation of the tenderness and care that people in China are feeling for one another during this calamitous period.
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But the memories of such vivid suffering are infused with those of tenderness as he recalls, in the same breath, his relationship with his father, "the secret poet," who had a love of writing.
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Directed by Feras Fayyad ("Last Men in Aleppo"), "The Cave" follows the 29-year-old Dr. Ballor on her harrowing daily rounds as she tends to the bloodied and broken with tenderness and humor.
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So profound is the mess, it was possible to lose sight of the fact it revolved around the alleged crime of sexual assault, which requires the greatest possible tenderness and precision in its investigation.
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McKeon's second novel tells with tenderness the story of an obsession gone awry and of such "youthful sensations as the longing to be known wholly and exclusively by another," our reviewer, Christine Schutt, wrote.
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"In documentaries, or when I make a portrait, I feel it is important to have a feeling for the individuals I'm looking at — empathy, sympathy, tenderness or curiosity," she told Sabine Mirlesse for Bomb.
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"We told him how much we admire his message of mercy and tenderness, and how he's found new ways to communicate with people of every faith around the world," Zuckerberg wrote in a Facebook post.
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"We told him how much we admire his message of mercy and tenderness, and how he's found new ways to communicate with people of every faith around the world," Zuckerberg said in a Facebook post.
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It feels like an echo of the honest feelings MAY wants to evoke, drawing warmth out of bleakness, finding comfort in the arms of strangers, tenderness in pixel arrays at the end of the world.
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It's heartwarming to see how obsessed Maya and Anna are with each other, and the tenderness of girls in perfect BFF love is something that doesn't often get respect in TV shows about young people.
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Franco's weaselly smarm works perfectly as rat fink Frankie, and he brings a smear of buttery tenderness to Vince, who opens a seedy new bar near Times Square called the Hi-Hat, which welcomes prostitutes.
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Another dish, of fried rice mingled with shreds of crispy pork jowl confit, egg, scallions and oyster mushrooms (a common Chinese combination), was rich and savory, with a nice textural play of tenderness and snap.
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There was a tenderness to this exchange, which also felt notably unscripted — the two shared that they had not met in person before that day, though they had previously been in touch via the internet.
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She says she doesn't have anything against private collectors, but maintains the position that anything that returned home from Apollo 11 should be classified as a public artifact — treated with tenderness and exempt from commerce.
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Despite some moments of tenderness and easy chemistry between Zeke and Mo, "Big Time Adolescence" doesn't have enough heart or humor to save it from becoming just another movie about white dudes bro-ing out.
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A few weeks ago, I went in looking for a cut of steak that wouldn't break the bank, something I could casually sear for a quick weeknight dinner, without sacrificing tenderness and good, beefy flavor.
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Pedro and I learned what men in America have learned repeatedly: that tenderness must be tamed in accordance with a set of codes we must become fluent in, as if our survival depends on it.
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"In a period where the world is in such an extreme state of anger, hurt and absence of tenderness," he said, "what does it mean to end a piece with a protracted experience of joy?"
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"To me this much-touted new 'technique' is a reversion to the animalistic, a declaration of spiritual bankruptcy, a shedding of hard-won civilized sentiments like tenderness, honor, self-respect, loyalty, friendship, love," he said.
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There is a strain of tenderness in this novel that peeks out from between the toughness — one might call it the virility — of the prose and is all the more precious because of its fleetingness.
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They also had lost grip strength, which, according to the study authors, can indicate not only muscle weakness but also pain or tenderness; in effect, if muscles ache, it hurts to try to hold on.
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No Good Very Bad Asian is a first-person ride through Lee's ups and downs, and Cheuk balances a tenderness toward his character with biting comic turns as the novel confronts ideas about familial obligation.
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One could hop in and drive him like a big-finned fifties car, as his self-hatred ran a race with his contempt for others, and raw need sometimes manifested itself in a weird tenderness.
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"The height of happiness is holding my baby son in my arms and hearing him coo, or when I look into his smiling eyes and watch him respond to my tenderness," Jackson shared in Essence.
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In the back seat, sitting next to him, I thought of the surprising tenderness in his recent novels: in "Agency," a man works from home while taking care of his baby, as Gibson once did.
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Here, he also endures and enjoys, with winces and tenderness, a visit from his mother, Ann (a lovely Ashley Judd), and absorbs lessons on the basketball court, including from a black friend, PJ (Jason Mitchell).
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Boast's own Daphne experiences a reverse evolution: As she comes to know Ollie, and to make timid forays into the politics and pain and tenderness of the world, she sheds her bark, her roots loosen.
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I have to think through this each time I feel some tenderness toward him or miss him, and feel, again, hurt by the memory of our relationship, and angry with him and angry at myself.
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