DAILY CROSSWORD COLUMN John Guzzetta's puzzle peppers us with affection.
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Gabby Gabby's obsession with affection isn't that different from Woody's.
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Meanwhile, Catherine tries to tempt Keira with affection and offerings.
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To this day, I listen to that song with affection.
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After Target, I pick dog up and smother her with affection.
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Her days are filled with affection, activity and plenty of toys.
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Gahagan looked down on his robot army with affection and awe.
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Justin Bieber won't apologize for showering wife Hailey Baldwin with affection!
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"Vida" is shot through with affection for its setting and characters.
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Kate Hudson is overflowing with affection for her newborn daughter Rani Rose!
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" Markle is just reaching out with affection, and "she looks absolutely satisfied.
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For a brief moment, he even leaned against his caretaker with affection.
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And yet the people who live here tend their graveyard with affection.
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Keanu Reeves has a girlfriend, and our hearts are exploding with affection.
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"The people of Gagauzia view Russia with affection," Vlah said at the reception.
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He loved having so many people showering him with affection and dropping food.
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He said Vietnam's leaders and people had welcomed him with affection and friendship.
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With Affection, Allergic Admirer P.S. We both hope you find your perfect home soon!
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And with affection I greet all of you, dear volunteers and workers of mercy.
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Break-up songs aren't really break-up songs, because they're still bursting with affection.
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Most people look back on the act with affection and, probably, a little embarrassment.
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She avoids the shorthand of cheap-shot snarkiness and presents her subjects with affection.
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See "Old Songs Like That," a history lesson delivered with affection, warmth and conviction.
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A basketball legend that our whole town will remember forever with affection and gratitude.
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A basketball legend whom our whole city will remember forever with affection and gratitude.
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In another world, Janine would just be a young mother showering her daughter with affection.
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They gossip about students, too, though usually with affection or bewilderment as opposed to contempt.
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Tracey described the insula, an elongated ridge nestled deep within the Sylvian fissure, with affection.
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To my eyes, my parents still treated each other with affection, as they always had.
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I also say it with affection, even awe: There are no weirdos like English weirdos.
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But that won't stop many readers from responding to it with affection — and perhaps recognition.
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It has little to do with sexuality and more to do with affection, familial or otherwise.
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For all his bitter feuding with Mr. Stewart, Senator McCain speaks of the show with affection.
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Along with taking in the great outdoors, Arty is also being spoiled with affection, treats and toys.
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Competing for the Soviet Union Latynina, who finished second in 20013, recalled Caslavska with affection on Wednesday.
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The little dog came into her life around Christmas and was quickly showered with affection and presents.
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Even the way she says "Claire" in that melancholy Southern twang brims with affection, disappointment and regret.
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In fact, she said, she induces the lions to obey her with affection and morsels of meat.
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It's a short phrase — "Grane, mein Ross" — but she packs it with affection, love, strength and nobility.
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At the bare minimum, you could roast a grapefruit and serve it with affection and gratitude. Wait.
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In the industrialized world, we view lions and elephants with affection and an enduring sense of awe.
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He rules Sicily justly, he supports his allies unstintingly, he treats his wife and son with affection.
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Oliver was beloved by readers for her direct, unpretentious poetry, which glows with affection for the natural world.
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He has occasionally spoken with affection of his daughters, and last year announced that he was a grandfather.
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The plot usually runs secondary to the period details, which the writer and director Robert Siegel evokes with affection.
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The camera here bursts with affection: for the moment, for the past, for black culture, for Nola, for art.
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They're also clearly fumbling through both parenting and zombification – which Abby never hesitates to point out – but always with affection.
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One day your pet cat will be showering you with affection, and the next she is head-butting someone else.
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Cates fondly recalls the four-month shoot in and around Austin, Texas, where everyone, including Depp, treated her with affection.
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And, for the most part, Puggle loves to shower his new friend with affection, cuddles — you know, classic animal friendship stuff.
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What luck for him, then, that the Wooster Group is now lavishing it with affection, not to be confused with reverence.
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"I see him, Gordon Parks — he makes part of the family," Da Silva, now 70, says with affection in halting English.
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In response, she sends back a letter of thanks, filled with affection that Philip can't repeat to the men on board.
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Ultimately, she has his ear, and he regards her with affection that he doesn't extend to the rest of the cast.
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The astonishing new play explores the lives and ideas of conservatives with affection, understanding and deep knowledge — if not, ultimately, approval.
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"The last thing he told me, three months before he died — 'Noel, come see me,'" Mr. Noel, 59, said with affection.
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Both Stamaty's and Hernandez's work brims with affection for the urban landscapes, and denizens, of the cities where they are set.
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I knew that whatever I told would be done with affection, even if it made me wince a little to record it.
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Younger fans, one of his biggest bases of support, often say with affection that he reminds them of their grandfather or uncle.
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She squeezes her biracial granddaughter tightly with affection and defends her gender-fluid grandson's right to wear clothes usually sported by girls.
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One friend recalled, with affection, that about 10 years ago, Mr. Koch spotted a nickel embedded in the asphalt on Fifth Avenue.
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I wanted the play to include that: the whole crisscross of parental love, filial love, with affection and guilt on both sides.
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Del Toro's name is almost synonymous with a kind of monster-haunted gothic horror that's often tinged with affection, magic, and even romance.
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Now, she is a beloved best friend to Jessica, who showers the canine with affection, long walks, plush beds, good food and patience.
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Ms. Nixon, who continued singing until she was in her 80s, eventually came to regard her heard-but-not-seen life with affection.
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Douglas MacArthur, and amid the scrum of lobbyists, columnists and television personalities and executives, all of whom would greet Bosworth's father with affection.
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Pull off even a third of that list on Tuesday night, and you'll remember 2019 with affection for the rest of the '20s.
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Danya Taymor's production for Playwrights Horizons dared to explore their lives and ideas with affection, understanding and deep knowledge — if not, ultimately, approval.
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She sat next to her mother, and the two of them talked giddily, finishing each other's sentences and showering their visitors with affection.
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Caught between distance and intimacy, his images revealed with affection and longing a Hungarian émigré who was an outsider in his adopted land.
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Generally, Sam's rapport with Hally is almost fatherly; in a particularly touching passage, they recall with affection a day they shared flying a kite.
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Goethe writes with affection about the wide-open world of the actor, which is full of escapades and love affairs, bed tricks and impersonations.
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Seemingly unfamiliar with affection and safety, it took the shy dog a few days to feel comfortable with all the good things coming his way.
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But these days Americans, by and large, are received with affection, whereas many Vietnamese remain convinced that China still has territorial designs on their country.
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These images, put together in the new documentary Peggy Guggenheim: Art Addict, show a woman overflowing with affection, which was often directed at the unexpected.
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I ended "What to Do About the Solomons" absolutely swimming with affection, not just for the characters but for the multiple worlds that created them.
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He speaks with affection of an era when there were fewer African-American students at Harvard but people like him looked upon them with more respect.
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It would have been easy to reduce these figures to archetypes, but Ms Ramos inhabits each one with affection, sensitivity and a keen ear for voice.
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They greet each other with affection and excitement and stay up late chatting in the hotel lobby trading company lore and anecdotes from their personal lives.
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As I rewatched the show, I felt something I didn't expect, particularly since I'm generally so nostalgic I could think back on a mugging with affection.
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It's usually used with affection, and I tend to think of an odd duck as eccentric in a brilliant way, so WEIRDO was a little jarring.
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Without saccharine imagery or clichés, for the most part, the young photographer captured the city with a sense of realism, tinged with affection for his temporary home.
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The cuddly teddy bear, sometimes ratty with affection, turned out to be an icon of the first order, appearing like a totemic ghost in thousands of images.
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The resulting collection of essays, centered on notable series from "The Sopranos" to "Breaking Bad," brims with affection: for the arts, for criticism and for life itself.
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Even now, with both in Italy, he speaks to Vittoria every night before games and talks to both on FaceTime on the team bus, cooing with affection.
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Indeed, individual British woods are instinctively regarded with affection, and in recent years the idea of owning one's own small wood has, in Britain, grown in popularity.
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The pregnant actress was showered with affection at a party thrown by some of her "best friends" Thursday night, including fellow star and close pal JoAnna Garcia Swisher.
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Since then, the couple have struggled with affection — and Sisk was left in tears after Cuccurullo spent their one-month anniversary with his friends instead of his wife.
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There's at least one account of Weinstein allegedly showering a female employee with affection, an assistant hired in 1986 with whom he was said to be immediately smitten.
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" Mr. Marks, who paid a work call to Spencertown six days before the artist died, said with affection, "He was just as tough as he had always been.
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In the meantime, though, I nurture his softer side, showering him with affection, encouraging him to hug and kiss, praising him more for his sweetness than his strength.
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For me, I've realized that a few past partners would be distant, and then turn around and shower me with affection, only to go back to withholding their attention.
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She grasps how millennial activists — and baby boomer activists, and millennial entrepreneurs — think and act and speak, and when she mocks them, it's not with condescension but with affection.
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Many Capricorns with affection for weed may find themselves on the business end of cannabis, creating their own farm or pulling late nights to launch a cannabis start-up.
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But Ms. Long is part of a new breed of young performers more likely to begin a joke with affection than annoyance and to end with ridiculousness, not ridicule.
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Many remember their first experience of going into a gay bar with affection: "I was…visiting my [gay] uncle in New York," says Stavros, a 24-year-old from London.
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It's a carefully thought-out crossover that shines with affection for both its sources, one that never goes for the cheap joke when it can go for the gut punch.
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Not only was texting people fun, but it also reminded me of a lot of great times I've had and made me able to laugh at my past, with affection.
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Astrologer Bob Marks writes that this type of second house may have an effect on one's dating life, too, as it can lead those with it to equate gifts with affection.
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Kushner and some other well-known playwrights mixed insight with affection for their younger selves when they spoke recently about their first professionally produced works, and whether they rewrite old scripts.
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The same song was used in an Academy Sports + Outdoors Father's Day ad last year, so clearly, there's something about it that makes us well up with affection for our parents.
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And in that way, it's the quintessential FilmStruck movie — foreign but approachable, decades old but fresh and alive, pulsing with affection for the art of movies and all of their possibilities.
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Long-gone theater marquees, snack carts, and the immense hand-painted typography of age-old signage are acknowledged with affection for the city that Joan Didion compared to one's first lover.
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The 12-month-old and 24-month-old wolves likewise approached their foster-parents and close acquaintances with affection, but they were a bit apprehensive when approaching the other two visitor types.
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With his formidable voice and hulking physique, Mr. Maestri was in his element bellowing commands at his troupe, which made the moments when he is awkward with affection for Adriana almost heartbreaking.
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The rounder and tauter (relatively speaking) my bottom became, the more she lavished it with affection and the more care I put into maintaining its newfound heft, doubling down on my depilatory regimen.
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And if in the process, they gently inspire us to do more and better with our own, then they will probably be treated with respect and remembered with affection, far into the future.
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He started looking to fill the void with affection and affirmation from others; he wanted more from me, but as I'm married with two kids, I couldn't give him the attention he was craving.
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They have generally championed the paradoxical leap — that even in the midst of an avalanche of calumny, somebody's got to greet distrust with vulnerability, skepticism with innocence, cynicism with faith and hostility with affection.
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The service was imbued with the dignity, seriousness and respect — as well as the capacity to embrace with affection someone of a different political ideology — that are so lacking in American politics these days.
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Instead of going down well-trod paths — all of which he seems to know — Coolidge is interested in showing how the magician pulls the rabbit out of the hat, which he does with affection.
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After all, the adorable 3-year-old white Lab gets to spend lots of intimate time with the actor, showering him with affection and generally enjoying the perks of being a sexy man's best friend.
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On the other hand (and we probably don't need to tell you this), Valentine's Day is the day when people feel commercial and societal pressure to shower their loved ones with affection, treats, and gifts.
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For his fourth birthday in 2016, Witherspoon, Toth and her two older kids Deacon Reese, 14, and Ava Elizabeth, 19, showered the youngest family member with affection — and a Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles-themed party!
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"It's a contribution to an important cause and to another form of community," she says, meaning the nerdy and unfashionably courteous Old Weather Forum, an online chat room that many volunteers speak of with affection.
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The media, and I say this with affection, is collectively not that bright: If the president says something, they will cover it, and if the president is pushing back against some scandal, they will cover that scandal.
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If you're a "good" woman who meets expected gender norms — who has warm feminine charms, who maintains strict beauty standards, whose ambitions are focused on home and hearth — you will be rewarded with affection, protection, and praise.
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"I would hope that he would find it super funny, and have a sense of humor about it, and obviously see that everything is meant … it's ridiculous, and it's all meant with affection, you know?" he says.
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The story "pulses with affection for Mumbai," our reviewer, Marcel Theroux said, praising the book's "broad sweep, accomplished with commendable economy and humor, in a sinewy, compact prose that has the grace and power of a gifted athlete."
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Most pleasingly for all Portsmouth supporters, however, is that he looks back on his time on the south coast with affection and regularly texts local journalists that he has been keeping an eye on the scores in League 2.
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But if the franchise could jilt basketball-loving Seattle, let's spare Durant any kneejerk criticism for leaving a place "that raised me," as he wrote, and not long after gushing with affection for it in a Sports Illustrated article.
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And if in the process, by the way they lead their own lives, they gently inspire us to do more and better with our own, then they will probably be treated with respect and remembered with affection, far into the future.
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There's also a large blue van that the film wants viewers to regard with affection, and a trip back to Ruby's parents, who do nothing in particular, and so forth — development on development and reveal on reveal, with no particular impact.
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Even when Leonardo DiCaprio was launching his thirstiest Oscar-seeking campaign, showing up on every magazine and talk show, and was subject to much mockery, the ridicule was always tinged with affection: Oh, that Leo, he just wants it so badly.
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During our first visit to patients at my local hospital, a woman who said she'd had a "terrible morning" invited Max onto her bed, showered him with affection and, crying with pleasure, thanked me profusely for bringing him around to cheer her up.
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Guardians of Rescue ultimately plan to find a forever home for Bear, somewhere he can live out the rest of his days spoiled with affection, but until then the group plans to help the canine experience some of the things he has missed.
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The ribbing he received was embraced with affection at the White House; the regular meeting of top national security officials in the Bush White House was even renamed "The Strategery Meeting" after Will Ferrell, as Bush, used the word on Saturday Night Live.
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Grande, who has 137 million Instagram followers, sings with affection of Davidson and another ex-boyfriend, rapper Mac Miller who died in Los Angeles in September after a drug overdose, but she also sings that she has found a new love - herself.
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" Burke wanted to preserve the cultural legacy of European monarchies, writing during the French Revolution: "We fear God, we look up with awe to kings; with affection to parliaments; with duty to magistrates; with reverence to priests; and with respect to nobility. Why?
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I thought I might be imagining it, so I eventually looked it up: According to Psychology Today, lying next to a dog's rhythmic breathing can help lull you to sleep and also increase the flow of oxytocin, a hormone associated with affection and happiness.
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" At this moment when dark clouds loom over Silicon Valley, Mr. Lanier is able to talk about the Lords of the Cloud with affection yet candor, as he worries that these tech gods creating new worlds may be getting "high on their own supply.
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Each image in Chicano Male Unbonded is intimately scaled at 16 by 20 inches, reminiscent of photographs for the mantel or desk that are looked at with affection; organized by curator Amy Scott at the Autry, they are set into an enveloping grid on three walls of a small gallery.
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Mr. Obama, a person close to him said, has spent more time offering assistance to Mr. Biden and his staff than other campaigns, but that was less as a sign of a preference for Mr. Biden's candidacy than his desire to offer personal support for a man he views with affection.
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To learn, for instance, that the Anglo-Dutch giant Unilever, one of the world's largest consumer-goods companies, had by the 1990s achieved control of a third of the world tea trade is dismaying to those who unfashionably recall with affection the imperial planter life of Assam and Ceylon and the hills of Kenya.
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Last Black Man is populated with minor characters who don't really figure into the plot — a real estate agent who grew up in San Francisco, an older couple who've been there a long time, a preacher who stands on a literal soapbox and rails against the changes, Jimmie's mostly estranged parents — and the film treats all of them with affection, even love.
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He speaks warmly of most authors, especially those who made the leap to genuine friendship (Gottlieb's account of hosting Nora Ephron and her sons for months following the breakdown of her marriage to Carl Bernstein, the genesis for Heartburn, brims with affection) but even when the relationship is entirely between the author's words and the editor's red ink cross-outs.
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Mothers bore the brunt of this new diagnostic scrutiny: overprotective mothers stunted their children's maturation and were, according to a leading American psychiatrist, "our gravest menace" in the fight against communism; excessively permissive mothers produced children who would become juvenile delinquents; a mother who smothered a son with affection risked making him homosexual, while the undemonstrative "refrigerator mother" was blamed for what is now diagnosed as autism.
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Here's how she describes herself, in relation to her wealthy cousins, as a 10-year-old: They were not bound to regard with affection a thing that could not sympathize with one amongst them; a heterogeneous thing, opposed to them in temperament, in capacity, in propensities; a useless thing, incapable of serving their interest, or adding to their pleasure; a noxious thing, cherishing the germs of indignation at their treatment, of contempt at their judgment.
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The author of more than a dozen books, many on Jewish subjects, and an essayist for The Jewish Week, Klagsbrun has spent years reviewing thousands of pages of documents, interviewing those closest to Meir (most now dead) and, while writing with affection, applying the tools of a contemporary truth tester (no, Meir never witnessed a pogrom as a small child in Kiev despite often invoking memories of one; and no, despite a Broadway play and a book by Seymour Hersh, Meir didn't threaten to unleash nuclear weapons in the 1973 war if Nixon didn't airlift needed supplies).
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