" Marvell Technology: "I think the world of this company.
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She's a good girl and I think the world of her.
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"I think the world of him, and I want him around."
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"I think the world of Zach," Judge Motz told me this week.
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"I think the world of David Blatt as a person," Hoiberg said.
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"I think the world of Carole," he told the Tampa Bay Times.
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I think the world of Chuck Schumer; we will always be friends.
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"I think the world of Ariel," says her on-screen dad, Ty Burrell.
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"I really think the world of him," Cramer told BuzzFeed News of Byrne.
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I think the world of reviews and opinions is now very much a meritocracy.
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"Again: We all think the world of him," Collins said of Conforto, who is carrying a .
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Tell us how you think the world of robotics will be different five years from today.
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We think the world of each other, and we were both hoping we could make this work.
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Well, I think the world of sports and the world of entrepreneurship, and investing have always coincided.
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"I think the world of marketing and money in football was changed because of that," he said.
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I really think the world of architecture and design is moving from Japanese food to Thai food.
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I think the world of the company, the stock in this particular environment happens to be over-valued.
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" In a statement, Mr. Beach said, "We think the world of Amy Kremer and she remains a good friend.
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I mean, you know, we had [CEO] Justin Gover on recently and I think the world of the company.
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I think the world of her; she knows I can't endorse her, I can't endorse Joe or anybody else.
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"I think the world of Portlandia lives in so many different places," Blake Callaway, IFC's head of marketing, told Mashable.
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"I think she's an amazing person and I think the world of you," Fletcher told Higgins on Monday's After the Final Rose.
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" When Wootton prompted that children love being around her as well, she said, "I've got a couple who think the world of me.
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" Still, he said of Mr. Kavanaugh and his wife, Ashley, who is the town manager, "I think the world of both of them.
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But I think the world of animation and abstraction also opens up all the possibilities of the human mind, the way your imagination works.
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AND THAT'S WHAT I KEEP COMING BACK TO. CRAMER: OK NOW BUT LET'S LOOK AT IT ANOTHER WAY DAVID COTE -- I THINK THE WORLD OF HIM.
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Gorsuch managed to thread the needle, expressing his admiration for Garland -- "I think the world of Merrick Garland," but he said he couldn't comment on the controversy.
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I'm friends with Lauren and I think the world of Ben, and seeing them together, it made a lot more sense than I thought it would be.
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"I think the world of John Cornyn, and he would be a great choice in normal times, but we're not living in normal times," she told CNN Monday.
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"I think the world of the company, but the stock had gotten a little too high versus where I'd like to buy it for my charitable trust," he said.
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"I got a truly lovely note from Reese Witherspoon who I think the world of and is doing a lot of great things for reading too," he tells PEOPLE.
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"While I think the world of Palo Alto's CEO, Mark McLaughlin, I want to watch this one and wait here, mainly because the stock was up so big today," he said.
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It's a red flag because it's the initial step in grooming their victim, where they try and solidify the idea they are trustworthy, kind, and think the world of their partner.
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I think the world of Julian, I really do, and I think he's an important person that needs to be protected, and that bringing any attention to him helps keep him safe.
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I really think the world of her, and also, I can't wait for the world to hear her sing the way she's been singing in my studio — it really is a very, very special album.
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"After more than 20 years working with Huma, I think the world of her and seeing her in such distress broke my heart," Clinton said of Abedin, who filed for divorce from Weiner in May.
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I think "the world of this show is brutal" can be a cop-out, but when you give horrific acts as much depth as The Americans does, I'm much more likely to understand the choice.
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He added: "She became head of the oversight committee and did a really good job ... so I think the world of Elizabeth Warren" But Reid declined to endorse a candidate ahead of the state's caucus.
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"I don't think the world of conservation has the money to spend that would be needed to make an anti-poaching drone effective," said Richard Vigne, the chief executive of Ol Pejeta Conservancy in Kenya.
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" Colin Hanks referenced A Tribe Called Quest's song "8 Million Stories" in his tweet, penning, "While I never ONCE thought Phife Dawg was Mr Belvedere, I did think the world of his humor and skills an MC. #RIPPhifeDawg.
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"There's times of great frustration, mostly because of the stories I read about myself or others that I think the world of, which is just about everybody who works at the complex and wonder whether it's worth it to be subjected to that," he said.
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If you couch it in terms of prizefighting, he got the crown. I think the world of him.
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We Think the World of You is a 1988 film directed by Colin Gregg and starring Gary Oldman and Alan Bates. It is adapted from the 1960 J.R. Ackerley novel of the same name. It was produced by Tomasso Jandelli and Cinecom Pictures.
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Archie's main rival, particularly for Veronica's affections. Though they are ultimately good friends, he often taunts Archie and does not understand why girls prefer to date him. He is highly vain and conceited, thinks he can date anyone he wants, and expects everyone to think the world of him. He likes to pick on others, especially Jughead and Archie .
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He revised Hindoo Holiday (1952), completed My Dog Tulip (1956) and We Think the World of You (1960), and worked on drafts of My Father and Myself. Ackerley left the BBC in 1959. He visited Japan in 1960 to see his friend Francis King; he was very taken with the beauty of the scenery and even more with Japanese men. On 30 October 1961, Queenie died.
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Uncut magazine. Issue No. 117. February 2007. In late 1988, he starred opposite "hero" Alan Bates in We Think the World of You, and alongside Dennis Hopper and Frances McDormand in the 1989 film Chattahoochee. In 1989, Oldman also starred as football hooligan Clive "Bex" Bissel in controversial British television drama The Firm, giving a performance that Total Film numbered as his best and called "stunning" and "fearless" in 2011.
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In 1980 the BBC series Omnibus profiled Ackerley in a dramatised biography starring Benjamin Whitrow. Entitled We Think The World Of You, it was not an adaptation of the novel as such, although included elements of it. Written by Tristram Powell and Paul Bailey, and directed by Powell, it won a BAFTA award in 1981. Ackerley's sister Nancy endowed the annual J. R. Ackerley Prize for Autobiography, which was awarded beginning in 1982.
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Colin Gregg (born January 10, 1947) is a British film and television director, editor and photographer. His work includes the films To the Lighthouse (1983), Lamb (1985), and We Think the World of You (1988). He has also directed episodes of television series including Kavanagh QC and Inspector Morse, both starring John Thaw, and the BBC's Screen Two. In addition, Gregg has directed adverts, including the award winning commercial for the British drink Blackcurrant Tango.
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His latest book is "The Prince's Boy" (2014), a melancholic gay love story that spans four decades. Bailey has also written plays for radio and television: At Cousin Henry's was broadcast in 1964 and his adaptation of Joe Ackerley's We Think the World of You was televised in 1980. His non-fiction books include a volume of memoir, entitled An Immaculate Mistake: Scenes from Childhood and Beyond (1990), and Three Queer Lives: An Alternative Biography of Naomi Jacob, Fred Barnes and Arthur Marshall (2001), a biography of three gay popular entertainers from the twentieth century.
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After the robbery, Williams leaves the gang and returns to his family's home in upstate New York. His father, John, his mother, Helen, and his sister, Mildred, all think the world of Williams. During his stints in prison, he sends one of the other gang members to different far-away locales, in order to mail a post card to his family, pretending that he is working there on an engineering job. During his visit, he overhears his father on the phone with the Governor, who is asking John to serve on the state parole board.
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Jógvan Hansen participated in Söngvakeppni Sjónvarpsins 2009 with the song "I Think The World of You", placing fourth and in Söngvakeppni Sjónvarpsins 2010 with the song "One More Day", placing second.[Atlantic Review (magazine), Spring 2010, published by Atlantic Airways, Faroe Islands] In 2011, he participated in the Eurovision Song Contest of Iceland again and made it to the final, but he didn't win it, the song was called "Ég lofa". In January 2013 he participated in the semi- final at the Eurovision Song Contest 2013 in Iceland. He and Stefanía Svavarsdóttir were singing the song "Til þín".Planet.
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Crowded House began the 2008 season as the ante-post favourite for The Derby. On his first appearance as a three-year-old, Crowded House contested the Dante Stakes (a major trial race for the Derby) over ten and a half furlongs at York Racecourse on 14 May. He started the 2/1 favourite but never looked likely to win and finished eighth of the ten runners behind Black Bear Island. Meehan said that the colt had returned from York in a somewhat "battered" condition and commented "I still think the world of the horse. We’ve still got big plans for him".
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I replaced our director of development and made fundraising my number one priority, much as Buzenberg has done. As a rookie fundraiser, I take pride in the fact that I was able to raise millions of dollars." In 2008, Lewis reflected on the transition period following his resignation and said, "I regret what happened to my staff and the condition of the Center. It’s no secret it had a less than enviable few years. But that’s one of the reasons I thought it was important to leave. I had founded it and run it for 15 years, and at some point the founder does have to leave the building...I don’t regret it, I think it was important that I left, but I do feel badly about the hardship it brought to people I think the world of.
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Paula Jacobs (born 1932) is an English actress whose television and film career has spanned four decades. Her father was J.P. Jacobs, whose company supplied all the elastic to Marks & Spencer. Jacobs made her first television appearance in Z-Cars in 1962, going on to play roles in Softly, Softly: Taskforce (1972-5), Shoestring (1979), Hammer House of Horror (1980), Mapp & Lucia (1985), Porterhouse Blue (1987), The New Statesman (1989), Bergerac (1990), Jeeves and Wooster (1990), Brookside (1992), French and Saunders (1993), Coronation Street (1994), Casualty (1989-1995), Drop the Dead Donkey (1994-1998), Dalziel and Pascoe (2000), Midsomer Murders (2002), Agatha Christie's Poirot (2004) and Doctors (2008).Jacobs on the Internet Movie Database Her film appearances include Birth of the Beatles (1979), An American Werewolf in London (1981), She'll Be Wearing Pink Pyjamas (1985), We Think the World of You (1988), Duel of Hearts (1991), The Remains of the Day (1993) and Tea with Mussolini (1999).
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