A deviant with a soft spot for mountain living and white powder?
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But for those of us with a soft spot for nostalgia, it will be missed.
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He's not the only Hemsworth with a soft spot for the former Disney Channel star.
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Passionate, smart, and seriously funny, with a soft spot for kids and four-legged friends.
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Rambo is a two and half-year old English Bulldog with a soft spot for popsicles.
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My mom, a high-school-educated Nuyorican with a soft spot for Hallmark holidays, was not pleased.
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Director Jenny Gage describes Langford to me as a "fierce feminist" with a soft spot for dad jokes.
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One of you is totally a Charlotte — a confident, brilliant young woman with a soft spot for intellectuals.
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But gamers with a soft spot for half-shell-sporting heroes might just have cause to get excited again.
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Lakin is 22010 years old, a wisecracking, bespectacled white girl with a soft spot for conspiracy theories and fart humor.
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Its first director, Monsignor Dario Vigano, was a self-proclaimed fan of digital communication with a soft spot for Walt Disney.
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Good news: Indie fans with a soft spot for strong female leads will no doubt be lining up for 20th Century Women.
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That said, the brand's new Outrageous bar is a dream invention for peanut butter fans with a soft spot for Reese's Pieces.
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Sehgal speaks clearly and definitively, strong with logic and rigor, a quintessential business executive but with a soft-spot for play and sentimentality.
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But you won't just leave the theater with a soft spot for Killmonger — you'll walk out obsessed with his bangs and side fade, too.
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He is now a proud member of a local military-patriotic club, as well as an environmental activist with a soft spot for endangered birds.
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Designed by a pair of Australian twins, Kite & Butterfly is a must-look for anyone with a soft spot for crochet and/or flower crowns.
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As a Dead fan with a soft spot for neo-hippie products, I picked up one roll-on fragrance and two packets of bath salts.
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A few chance encounters with Buck leave John with a soft spot for the animal, and together they embark on an adventure that brings them closer.
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Although he writes as a scholar, he introduces himself as a theist—indeed, a part-time Anglican minister—but one with a "soft spot for atheism".
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With a soft spot for the crackpot, Boyle has, over many years and novels, made hay with American iconoclasts and ideologues, myopic seers who strive against the currents of convention.
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That face was a brilliant fit for Quinn, introduced in Season 2 as a coldhearted operative with a soft spot for Carrie Mathison, the show's lead, played by Claire Danes.
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If Lidstar is for those with a soft spot for shimmer and shine, then Skywash is its sheer matte twin that has a New Yorker subscription and lives in Greenpoint.
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He established his own aesthetic — pan-Asian, with a soft spot for sushi and Southeast Asian spices — with the food trucks and restaurants he opened in Austin and, more recently, Houston.
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Directed and produced by Jonathan Alter, John Block and Steve McCarthy, "Deadline Artists" is clearly imbued with a soft spot for the two men at its core, whatever their flaws and foibles.
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When Jay was a teenager, he read about Buchinger in a book by the illusionist and magic historian Milbourne Christopher, charmingly depicted here as a staid Brahmin with a soft spot for the ardent student.
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ZURICH, March 0.623 (Reuters) - A Russian billionaire with a soft spot for Faberge eggs continues to be hit hard by his Swiss industrial portfolio, with steelmaker Schmolz+Bickenbach on Thursday his latest holding to report a loss.
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Mr. Loeffelholz was an unusual figure in the "Chicago" milieu — a standby for the character Mary Sunshine, a journalist with a soft spot for sob stories who is played by a male soprano dressed in women's clothing.
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Personally, I couldn't resist Matthew Sullivan's MIDNIGHT AT THE BRIGHT IDEAS BOOKSTORE (Scribner, $26), an appealing first novel featuring Lydia Smith, a kindhearted Denver bookseller with a soft spot for the homeless men who haunt the aisles.
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As a West Point history major with a soft spot for heavy metal, Mr. Schute had been a state trooper in New Jersey before being called to Iraq in April 2003 to command a United States Army Reserve civil affairs battalion.
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In the 19 years since Coachella began on a polo field in the arid desert of Indio, CA, it has evolved from a rock-centric festival with a soft spot for dance music into the tricked-out official start of festival season.
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Tough as nails with a soft spot for furry pets, TV's Judge Judy Sheindlin won the hearts of viewers all over again when a 2012 episode about a dog named Baby Boy and a dispute over ownership of the animal went viral this week.
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Frank is kind of flopping around in all ways (mostly his hair) as Annalise's assistant ("secretary" if you're nasty), and Bonnie is still the same organizational wizard with a soft spot for the boss, helping her lie on her side to relieve pregnancy pains.
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If Jon needs to live a little longer to make his resurrection "worth it" from narrative standpoint but the Night's Watch still has to take a pretty major hit, it would make sense for the show to throw an emotional punch by offing the ginger fella with a soft spot for Brienne.
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A computer nerd with a soft spot for free speech and no musical background whatsoever may seem a strange placement, but Jarre has made a career of turning electronic music into an international talking point, and as he explained to THUMP during a recent phone call, Snowden's fascinations mirrored the overall project of Electronica.
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He was lost in Okinawa when they had a trip there and he gave Kumiko and Shin a lot of problems during that time. When they finally found him, Kumiko smacked him until his face was swollen. In the drama, he is a tough guy with a soft spot for his mother. His nickname is Uchi.
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Aruna misinterprets it as a love letter to her from Ananth and falls for him. Ananth, unaware of the identity of Raja's love, also falls for Aruna. Chinnadurai (Tiger Prabhakar), a criminal with a soft spot for Kanchana, hears rumors of her closeness with Raja and sets out to kill him. Lalitha's wedding is also threatened when her future in-laws learn of Raja's closeness to Kanchana.
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Christopher McHallem (born 1960) is a British actor, writer, musician and director. McHallem began his career in 1977 with the punk rock/post-punk band the Transmitters under the pseudonym "Dexter O'Brian", but left the band shortly after its formation to pursue a career in acting. He is well remembered for playing the role of Rod Norman, the kind-hearted roadie with a soft spot for hopeless causes, in the popular BBC soap opera, EastEnders. A role that he played from 1987 to 1990.
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Raymond Joseph Hoffmann is a historian whose work has focused on the early social and intellectual development of Christianity. His work includes an extensive study of the role and dating of Marcion in the history of the New Testament, as well the reconstruction and translation of the writings of early pagan opponents of Christianity: Celsus, Porphyry and Julian the Apostate. As a senior vice president for the Center for Inquiry, he chaired the Committee for the Scientific Examination of Religion, CSER, where he initiated the Jesus Project, a scholarly investigation into the historicity of Jesus. Hoffmann has described himself as "a religious skeptic with a soft spot for religion".
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In the scuffle, the map is lost and with all five participants injured, they have no choice but to limp off their separate ways until they can track it down. Cut to five years later and the treasure-seeking warriors have come no closer to finding their prize, but have each assumed the disguise of a normal villager. Changgong and Xin run a restaurant - the Dragon Inn - with their adopted daughter Xiaowei, while the three thieves pass themselves off as a shopkeeper, singer and monk. They're all under the thumb of the young landowner, Lord Xu, a spoilt rich kid with a soft spot for Xiaowei.
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The show is about Dan, a jobless misanthrope with a soft spot for animals, caught in odd misfortunes and unable to provide income for himself. Accompanying him is his better-off friend Chris, a big softy, who lives in a comfortable home and has a steady income (he even reluctantly pays for the little or big expenses that Dan needs). His dull day-job and stressful work causes him to be unable to resist going along with Dan's wild plots to get even, despite how ridiculous they may seem. Even when Dan gets on his last nerve, he can't abandon him, "knowing there is something worth saving in him".
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On March 8, 2016, George Eads was cast as Lincoln, "a man who could easily be written off as an eccentric conspiracy theorist but he's a legit government employee with great capability for compassion." On March 21, 2016, Lucas Till was cast as Angus MacGyver and Joshua Boone was cast as Gunner, "MacGyver's best friend from high school." On March 28, 2016, Addison Timlin and Michelle Krusiec, were cast as Mickey, "an app developer who's aggressively progressive in her political views with a soft spot for MacGyver", and as Agent Croix, "Lincoln's sister who works for the Department of Homeland Security." On May 13, 2016, CBS retooled the series, with only Till and Eads staying, with Eads now playing Jack Dalton.
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As WWL-TV's evening news long remained at the top of the local television ratings, and with Glaudi handling the sports portion of the evening news, the local broadcast community informally dubbed Glaudi the "Dean of New Orleans Sportscasters". With a soft spot for horse racing and prep sports, these remained a focal point of Glaudi's broadcasts, continuing even after the arrival of the New Orleans Saints to the market in 1967. He was often teamed with newscasters Garland Robinette and Angela Hill as well as meteorologists Al Duckworth and Nash Roberts, providing a team chemistry with considerable appeal to the New Orleans broadcasting market. A flavor for Hap Glaudi's distinct style is easily seen in WWL-TV's own video report of Glaudi's death on December 29, 1989.
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Seymour assesses Hitchens' conversion from an opponent of neoconservatism to an Iraq War hawk, noting that he belongs to a "recognizable type: a left-wing defector with a soft spot for empire." For Seymour, Hitchens' conversion was the result of a perception of religion as a global force for evil and an accompanying sense that the US empire could be a force for good. However, Seymour also traces the origins of Hitchens' neoconservatism to his earlier support for the US and for empires, including his support for the British government in the Falklands War and his view that the Roman conquest of Britain constituted "a huge advance". Seymour also considers Hitchens' reversal on the Bosnian War, his call for humanitarian intervention at the end of the Gulf War, his reverence for Rudyard Kipling and George Orwell, and his 2007 defence of the Tunisian government.
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In October 2015, the original series' executive producer, Henry Winkler, signed on to produce a reboot series with James Wan and R. Scott Gemmill for CBS. In March 2016, Lucas Till was announced as the new MacGyver, Joshua Boone as Gunner, MacGyver's best friend from high school, former CSI star George Eads as Lincoln (later renamed as Jack Dalton), a man who could easily be written off as an eccentric conspiracy theorist but is a legitimate government employee with great capability for compassion, Addison Timlin as Mickey, an app developer who is aggressively progressive in her political views, with a soft spot for MacGyver, and Michelle Krusiec as Agent Croix, Lincoln’s sister who works for the Department of Homeland Security. In May 2016, the network picked up the series, with co-creator/exec producer Peter Lenkov to serve as showrunner. On May 18, 2016, CBS indicated that the new series would air in late 2016.
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