Blake worships her, and Gwen feels very secure with him.
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We live in a world that worships the early riser.
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He worships his children, so the kids are the first priority.
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I'm an inveterate techie who worships at the altar of innovation.
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"He worships him," a longtime friend said of Whitaker and Trump.
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"Collected Poems" is the model for every poet who worships procrastination.
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GLEN COVE "The North Shore Worships," examining the area's religious communities.
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And he absolutely worships his older brother, who is now 7.
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It's a perfect virtual manifestation of the chaos theory he so worships.
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No one worships useless, pointless nonsense like the Rick and Morty fanbase.
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But no, San Bruno still worships at the altar of the algorithm.
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Warfare prayer worships God for the love he lavishes on us daily.
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Our culture worships the effortlessly beautiful woman, but she is a myth.
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He worships his coach and listens intently for instructions before starting drills.
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"I think he worships himself," he told YNN's "Capital Tonight" on Aug.
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A church that worships Jesus stands up for vulnerable women and girls.
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This cult worships a higher power that's tangible, right in front of them.
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Lerner worships, and which I find, to use the language of post-structural
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GLEN COVE "The North Shore Worships," exhibition about the North Shore's religious communities.
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GLEN COVE "The North Shore Worships," exhibition on the North Shore's religious communities.
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My half sister and I are very close, and she worships our father.
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Nobody has suggested that Trump worships Lucifer, as Ben Carson suggested about Clinton.
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It is the consequence of a leadership class that worships globalism over Americanism.
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We've adopted the competing religious worldview, the one that worships an ever-growing Economy.
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That mistreatment of someone who worships him, Travolta said, makes Dunbar a bad celebrity.
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He worships, he adores, he falls at a poet's feet, but not deferentially — intimately.
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She worships a female deity and views women as guides to sexual healing and happiness.
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One of them was Ahmed Parkar, who worships at the Mt Roskill mosque in Auckland.
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Check out these adorable shots posted by his mom, who clearly worships her little saint.
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As a man who worships God I am well aware that I am not God.
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So Pepper Ann was like, 'I don't even have a little sister who worships me?
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At first, Stevie worships Ian, whose interests are hip-hop, street fashion and orange juice.
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Maybe it's just there's something about Mr. Putin that our president just worships and adores.
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Scandal star Katie Lowes will play Rachel, a friend who blindly "worships" Delvey, per Variety.
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Dizzee especially worships a street artist who goes by the name of Shaolin Fantastic (Shameik Moore).
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The protesters are members of a sect that worships Dorje Shugden, a deity in Tibetan Buddhism.
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The city's bombastic new plan worships faceless power and the dour deity of the motor car.
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Now, he is an elder at the nondenominational, evangelical church where the family worships in Orlando.
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A delicious show about failing big in a city that worships success, directed by Alex Timbers.
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"Life was good," Ms. Konte said through a translator at the Bronx mosque where she worships.
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Essentially, repairing a facade or a roof does not directly affect how a congregation worships or practices.
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"She's going to recover and she has a family that worships the ground that she walks on."
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" A culture that worships work is "setting itself up for collective anxiety, mass disappointment, and inevitable burnout.
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In "IQ," Isaiah worships his older brother, Marcus, whom he regards as a role model and hero.
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Neil Gorsuch, who Trump nominated last January, was raised Catholic but now worships at an Episcopal church.
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In each case, the houses of worships were attacked by white supremacists, according to law enforcement officials.
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Maybe it's just there's something about [Russian President Vladimir] Putin that our president just worships and adores.
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Gul Dukat forms -- or at least thinks he formed -- this doomsday cult, which worships the evil Pah-Wraiths.
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The Satanic Temple is not to be confused with the Church of Satan, which worships the Satanic Bible.
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His mother is Jewish from the Upper East Side, and worships John Updike, and reads The New Yorker.
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A delicious show about failing big in a city that worships success, directed by Alex Timbers (1:30).
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A delicious show about failing big in a city that worships success, directed by Alex Timbers (1:203).
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A delicious show about failing big in a city that worships success, directed by Alex Timbers (1:310193).
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A delicious show about failing big in a city that worships success, directed by Alex Timbers (340:30).
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A delicious show about failing big in a city that worships success, directed by Alex Timbers (303:30).
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Having gotten old in an aging culture that still worships youth, they have done the unthinkable: gotten older.
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L.A. is a town that worships the next hottest flash in the pan and forgets them two minutes later.
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In other words, this movie worships at the altar of pop — hopefully to less tragic consequences than its counterparts.
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Beans may have originated in Latin America, but no one worships at their altar quite the way Italians do.
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He is a fan of Argentina's Lionel Messi, while 12-year-old Suchan Pakre worships Portugal forward Cristiano Ronaldo.
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We aren't even allowed to see Dinklage's face when Christian climbs into the arms of the woman Cyrano worships.
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This Hanukkah will be "unforgettable," said Rabbi Jonathan Perlman of the New Light Congregation, which worships at the synagogue.
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"It was a tough time for the family," said J.J. Gorsuch, who worships at a Catholic church in Denver.
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The man performs in front of a mic stand wrapped in flowers; make no mistake that he worships Morrissey.
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The struggles of being fat in a world that worships at the throne of thinness are muddy and dense.
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Burgundy worships the notion that good wine is an expression of the place and the culture that produced it.
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It keeps her from becoming discouraged, as does her devout faith — she is Catholic, but worships at various Christian churches.
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We live in a world that worships productivity, and that equates our ability to work with our value to society.
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Curatorial fandom worships and upholds the source text above all else, rather than deconstructing it, or challenging its canonical authority.
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She learns that this tribe worships these creatures and seeks out Hector, who has apparently lived with them, for answers.
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His long-running solo endeavor Holy Sons essentially worships at the four-track altar of Radio Shack and garage sales.
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Merry Christ Palacios, 37, is a carer from the Philippines who shops at the station and worships in its church.
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In fact, there is something profane in that statement, which worships and calls upon a God that blesses America only.
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This delicious show about failing big in a city that worships success, directed by Alex Timbers, closes on Jan. 213.
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DJ Healer is not explicitly a part of that scene, but Nothing 2 Loose clearly worships at a similar altar.
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The ban will apply to places like restaurants, movie theaters and places of worships, but not outdoor public spaces like parks.
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Ruth (Judith Hofmann), a married woman with children, is a member of a free "church" that worships in a town hall.
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He was raised Catholic but now worships with his wife and two daughters at St. John's Episcopal Church in Boulder, Colorado.
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He attended integrated schools as a child on Virginia's eastern shore and often worships at a black church when back home.
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To give a good impression to Muslim voters, Mr. Joko has been presenting himself as a pious leader who worships diligently.
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"Roma" leaves you in no doubt that he worships and adores the self-abnegating woman who was a second mother to him.
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Dar Al-Hijrah, where Naureen's family worships, felt shaken in November when a man left a fake explosive device at the mosque.
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"The way the system's set up, it's still married to gay pop culture, which still worships certain kinds of people," he said.
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They're joined by the Children of Atom, a religious group that literally worships radiation, and sees the fog as a beautiful omen.
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Presiding over it all is Donald Trump, who won the presidency in part because America still stubbornly worships the rich and shameless.
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This is a band that worships Overkill, Nuclear Assault, and Flotsam and Jetsam as much as they do Judas Priest and Motorhead.
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"Bolsonaro worships Trump, and the Bolsonaro government is taking the signal from Trump that this kind of behavior is acceptable," he said.
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On Instagram, for example, he worships its icons with the same obvious love he applies to taking the piss out of its tropes.
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He does not attend weekly services in New York, but worships every Christmas at a church near his estate in Palm Beach, Florida.
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At one moment you are a kid who worships Michael from afar and the next minute you're literally going to Neverland with him.
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In the comics, Minerva is a British archaeologist whose research leads her to Africa, to a tribe that worships a female cheetah warrior.
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So. There is an entire quest in Final Fantasy XV that worships at the altar of Nissin's instant ramen noodle snack, Cup Noodles.
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Elmslie is the perfect writer to begin reading in an age that worships profligacy and the collecting of luxury items and art trophies.
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The experience I've signed up for has been organized by a group called The Heart Space, which worships cacao as a natural remedy.
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Her rejection of commodity fetishism and a society that worships shiny surfaces is to be admired because she does it with such verve.
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And then he reminded everyone that we are a nation that owes ourselves to God, not government and that worships God and not government.
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The group, which worships its late leader Wendy Farica Washitaw as a divine empress, has denied ever having any affiliation with Long, Reuters reported.
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ObamaCare mandated that employers offer health insurance that covers birth control without a co-pay, with exemptions for houses of worships and some companies.
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Instead, they indicate calculated tactical moves designed to stoke support among a conservative base that no longer worships Fox News as it once did.
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This is music from a man who worships at the altar of the greats, and is definitely deserving of their blessing to join them.
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The new reactionary ''alternative'' movement is also keenly aware of power, but it craves it, worships it, is constantly devising plans to acquire it.
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She chooses the Met as her destination because it is beautiful, and she loves beauty, and because it is comfortable, and she worships comfort.
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The skateboarding community worships Brian Anderson as a god, but for many years kept his sexuality a secret from nearly everyone in his life.
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Michelle Segre's rejection of commodity fetishism and a society that worships shiny surfaces is to be admired because she does it with such verve.
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We often don't see the possibilities because we aren't looking for them — especially in the high-tech world, which worships at the altar of youth.
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This Indian state in home to the country's largest Sikh community and holds a multitude of worships sites like the Durgiana Temple and Golden Temple.
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Charles Jackson Jr, 37, a Columbia resident and worships at Brookland Baptist, said he thought it was smart for Sanders to stop by Sunday afternoon.
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Value may make a comeback someday, maybe we will get mergers, but right now, this market worships at the altar of growth, and growth alone.
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It's a bluesy shuffle about temple-building and egotism; it's also a song that worships women as the true nation-builders and pillars of community.
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It's a cop drama, with a take-no-prisoners lead character who has a giant blue dildo and a young fanboy toady who worships her.
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Turtle's entire world is her father, Martin, whom she worships and adores and also, in a deep and buried part of herself, hates and fears.
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In the third act, though, the film takes this bizarre turn into exploring the mythology of the creature, and (spoiler alert!) a cult that worships it.
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Against one wall is an altar where he worships a god called Wuxian: a porcelain jar contains offerings of grain and pieces of gold and silver.
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Next, on the planet of Jedha, which is about the only place in the galaxy that still worships The Force, our trio of spies become five.
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And while the left worships Mother Earth, parts of the right still cower before a God who would flatten Houston for having a gay pride parade.
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Speaking in the Midwest, which has haemorrhaged industrial jobs and is a crucial battleground in the election, the Republican decried "a leadership class that worships globalism".
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It throws each person back on himself and leads to self-absorption and atomization, as everybody naturally worships the piece of God that is one's self.
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"Hey Tom … my 16 yr old daughter, who worships you, literally burst into tears when CNN just reported the news," the Twitter user Andy Ostry wrote.
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Considering the young fan base that worships the pop culture real estate the pair occupies, the news quickly sent social media into a meltdown of feels.
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Sources at Hillsong Church tell us Justin worships in total peace, and at least feels he's treated like a regular person ... not a superstar while he's there.
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Sterling and Foster, for their part, say they felt forced to remain in the closet for far too long while participating in a sport that worships masculinity.
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Mark Meadows' wife to extolling the benefits of TiVo, Trump did what he arguably does best: He put on a show for a crowd that worships him.
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" In Swing Low, Toews writes a lovely line in which her father describes Elvira: "Her faith in a loving and forgiving God is strong, but she worships laughter.
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He admittedly worships Ilana; he has repeatedly read her origami book and has recorded his every exchange with her in a diary of blessings, begun at age 12.
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American Christianity had been replaced with "a malleable, feel-good, Jesus-lite philosophy perfectly suited to a consumerist, individualistic, post-Christian society that worships the self," he said.
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"New York worships too hard at the altar of exceptionalism," she said, adding that people should be reminded of the millions of women who keep the city running.
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So sacred is the correct way of serving this drink that the London bar I've found myself in has named itself after the very thing it worships: the martini.
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The diocese claims that the wall, if built in its proposed location, would have cut off the community that worships at the chapel, according to lawyers representing the church.
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Debbie worships Zeta and doesn't hesitate to organize her schedule and personal life, as well as doubling as Zeta's psychologist when she's got no one else to talk to.
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As we learn in that installment, a few years prior to the events of season 2, there were two cyberbullying "pranks" at St. Bernardine, a school that worships basketball.
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The people around him in the twentieth century worshipped history, which is to say, power; but the artist worships truth, which is what allows him to save his soul.
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Beric, who worships the same deity as Melisandre, the Red Witch, had sold Arya's best friend Gendry to Melisandre so the Red Witch could torture him for some spellwork.
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Good day, sunshine A Hindu devotee holds offerings as she worships the Sun God in the waters of a pond during the religious festival of Chhat Puja in Kolkata, Nov.
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Staging excess as a means of examining commerce and celebrity, Baker worships at the twin altars of TMZ and MGM, so that new and old Hollywood clash like animal prints.
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No, we can't straight up call Beyoncé on the phone and ask if she worships Satan for her secret society the same way we can ask about a juice cleanse.
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Fat Joe tells TMZ Sports he WORSHIPS Anthony Mason -- and didn't mean to disrespect the late NBA star by identifying him as the victim in a legendary Biggie Smalls rap.
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ISIS worships the Word (Koran), the Spirit (God), and the Flesh (Muhammad, his companions, his direct descendants, and Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi), which look awfully a lot like the trinity.
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In the era of streaming singles, she is the rare young star who still worships at the altar of the album, an old-fashioned instinct that serves her surprisingly well.
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Strange but true: This self-proclaimed optimist worships at the altar of that ultimate equivocator Stephen Sondheim and is also a passionate devotee of Fred Rogers, the beloved children's entertainer.
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Gabe's tightly wound antagonist, Carlos (played by Oscar Nuñez with his usual grace), is of unspecified sexuality but worships Gilbert and Sullivan and has a bichon frise named Captain Tennille.
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There are people who seriously believe that it was karma, the blessing of Leicester's King Power stadium by monks from the Buddhist temple where Vichai worships, that has made this happen.
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The first positive COVID-19 test for a New Rochelle resident, a Manhattan-based lawyer who worships at Young Israel Synagogue, had been announced just a week before, on March 3.
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Protagonist Patrick Bateman is another slick, sociopathic murderer who worships Collins, and the same sexual encounter that begins with Patrick blasting "In Too Deep" ends when the psycho-yuppie butchers two prostitutes.
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The implication is that the girls have become a cult phenomenon themselves, serving as a point of ideation and fixation for other members of the online community that worships the fictional character.
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We first meet Vinayak as a precocious 13-year-old who lives in Tumbbad, a village cursed by the gods because it is the only place that worships the demon god Hastar.
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In an era when the right worships the nuclear family and the left celebrates sexual authenticity and gay marriage, celibate gay Christians have no comfortable home on either side of the political spectrum.
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He framed his approach as a sharp contrast to the policies of "a leadership class that worships globalism," and warned that his presumptive Democratic opponent, Hillary Clinton, would "betray" those who support her.
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"Based on Cloudflare's inconsistent results over the past eighteen months, the stock's just too risky for me, especially in a market that no longer worships at the altar of the cloud," he said.
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The F.B.I. said Mr. Bolin and his cousin were members of a neo-pagan religious group called "Folk Odinism" that worships the gods of Norse mythology and limits its membership to white heterosexuals.
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His own explosively seasoned food at the Mission Chinese Food restaurants in New York and San Francisco is the opposite of minimalist, but he worships at the Hendersons' altar of perfectionism through technique.
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Typically, the world gets a song that worships black bodaciousness — ''Brick House'' or ''Da Butt'' or ''Baby Got Back,'' songs that express black men's preference for a black woman built a certain way.
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"We need to be talking about men's body dysmorphia, and the way our society worships size and the way that worship impacts men... It really is incredibly damaging," she said, according to the Post.
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So if you want an in-universe explanation, consider that Kylo Ren worships his grandfather Anakin, aka Darth Vader — and probably wanted his scar to look a little more like this: Cool scar, bro.
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Here, she just poisons a woman because she has the opportunity and the motive of hating everything that's been done to her in the name of the God Tomei's character still so fervently worships.
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The small sect worships Shiva, the Hindu God of Destruction, and have been known to eat feces, drink out of human skulls, eat human flesh and smear themselves with the ashes of corpses, CNN reports.
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Angelin Preljocaj's "MC 14/22 (Ceci, est mon corps)" takes its cue from the Last Supper and casts 12 strapping men as apostle-like figures in a sensuous, virile work that worships the male form.
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Even in a Valley that worships productivity, he is an outlier, plowing through e-mails and meetings as if strapped to a time bomb, his unblinking stare speeding up colleagues until they sound like chipmunks.
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In her one act of altruism, Becky manages to convince Amelia that her late husband, whom she still worships, was a hopeless flirt who was getting ready to leave her before his sudden death in battle.
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That may be because the titles aren't necessarily mutually exclusive; it may be because he plans to stray as far from Keillor's mold as he has from Bill Monroe's; it may be because he worships Keillor.
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Pence surely knew that a "rabbi" who worships Jesus as the messiah is actually impersonating a rabbi, and that, when Jacobs took the stage and began speaking at the rally, he was offending many Jewish Americans.
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In it, Wolfson worships iconic artists, such as Robert Smithson or Olafur Eliasson, in a redundant, histrionic speech recited and recorded in the interior of a church, with Georg Friedrich Haendel's Sarabande playing in the background.
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What it's about: It's 19th-century England, and Thomas Richardson (Downton Abbey's Dan Stevens) discovers that his beloved sister (Elen Rhys) has gone missing, kidnapped by a utopian cult that worships a goddess of the sea.
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The Bethel congregation, which has about 40 members, worships in a small white sanctuary perched on a corner in a residential neighborhood of Gainesville, a city of about 40,000 people an hour's drive northeast of Atlanta.
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Indeed, when Mitchell happens to encounter the actress who plays his crush, he fails to grasp that she isn't actually the TV character he worships, and then further fails, when the opportunity arises, to sleep with her.
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For a Muslim man who broke ground when he was elected mayor of a major North American city in 2010, Mr. Nenshi has proved that very few Canadians have a problem with how His Worship actually worships.
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Aster clearly worships at the altar of Stanley Kubrick (a hexagonal design here is right out of the Overlook Hotel collection), and he seems too meticulous to let avoidable mistakes — risible lapses in logic — happen without reason.
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"I have directed our troops to heighten their alert level, secure all places of worships and public places at once, and initiate pro-active security measures to thwart hostile plans," said Defense Secretary Delfin Lorenzana in a statement.
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It remains largely aloof from broader political trends, including a slugging match between the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), in office nationally under Narendra Modi, the prime minister, and Congress, the once-dominant centre-left party that worships Gandhi.
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Based on what we see, I'm guessing the DLC adds a new map to Horizon — and the main feature of that map appears to be a volcano and the tribe that worships it as some sort of god.
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All Americans can help in this work, whether as activists or volunteers, or simply as neighbors who show, through reaching out to someone who looks or worships differently than they do, that they reject bigotry, misogyny and fear.
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She pointed to one of her cousins — a 16-year-old who worships trap music and all its drug references — who smokes marijuana and thinks that Lean, the high-inducing cough-medicine concoction, is the best thing ever.
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She worships the Olympic gymnasts so much that in her free time, she is creating a short film about the journey of the Fierce Five, as the 2012 United States gymnastics team was called, to the London Olympics.
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Her video for "John Wayne" worships American sadism, and her Pepsi-sponsored Super Bowl halftime show mesmerized with red-and-blue drones swirling in the sky and a rendition of "This Land" that seemed to invite mindless coming-together.
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What Muhammad Ali did—in a culture that worships sports and violence as well as a culture that idolizes black athletes while criminalizing black skin—was redefine what it meant to be tough and collectivize the very idea of courage.
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Jones didn't take his shirt off and scream that Hillary Clinton worships the devil and smells like sulpher (that was so 2016), no, in something far more out of character, Jones got serious and apologized for his role in pizzagate.
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With this production, directed by Trip Cullman, Paul takes his place more fully as one of the great pretenders, or less-than-great Gatsbys, who populate Mr. Guare's work — the ravenously aspirational outsiders in a culture that worships wealth and celebrity.
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She also has a balloon of dark hair, a surprisingly low, confident voice, an oddly comforting presence, and soft spots for Kesha, Charli XCX, and Miley Cyrus — though she just downloaded Nirvana's entire discography onto her phone and also worships Courtney Barnett.
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"The study is examining the importance of men&aposs self-esteem and feelings about their bodies and their experiences in a society that worships size and tells men that they&aposre less than if they don&apost measure up," Walker told Fox News.
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These come not only from Caroline's immediate family, but also from her snippy, cocaine-snorting assistant — Amanda (Jasmyn Banks), whose mother recently died after a long siege of multiple sclerosis — and the hunky handyman, Graeme (James Sutton), who worships the patrician Caroline.
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The days pass and the stories accumulate — he smokes weed, he worships music, he does coke, he shoplifts, he does LSD, he does crazy-boy stuff with his best friend, Anthony Kiedis, who would later become the lead singer of the Chili Peppers.
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Whitehead centers his story on the black side of campus in the 1960s, and he builds it around two black students in particular: Elwood Curtis, who worships Martin Luther King Jr. and believes strongly in the rule of law, and the enigmatic and cynical Turner.
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On a shelf in the prayer room inside the house sits a picture of Amman, who the family worships as a wife of Lord Krishna, the god of mischief and dancing, and whose portrait slipped out of a frame when the old home was bombed.
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The fable-like plot is built around the unlikely destruction and resurrection of Serafina the seamstress, a proper, corset-wearing wife and mother whose life is unhinged when the husband whom she worships — body and soul, but particularly body — dies in a truck crash.
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Clintonomics, boiled down to its essence, is a kinder, gentler neoliberal philosophy: It embraces so-called free trade, deregulation, extols the free market and worships the "honest" financial sector (partly for campaign contributions), all with a light touch of regulation and meek taxes on the wealthy.
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Four years after a confessed white supremacist turned his gun on those seated alongside him during Bible study in the basement of an historically black church in Charleston, South Carolina, Nadine Collier no longer worships at the place where her mother and eight others were fatally shot.
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Chris grows up in a family ruled by her squinty-eyed, pipe-smoking father, John (Peter Mullan), a tyrant whose word is law, and his silently suffering wife, Jean (Daniela Nardini), whom he worships while forcing her to bear more children than her body can take.
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And there's also an evil queen who learns of the twins, and as a religious zealot who worships the "darkness" (by, and I will testify to this in court if I have to, masturbating as she prays) she wants them brought to her for evil queen reasons.
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Harry de Jesus, an army veteran who worships at Ministerio Apostolico, says national security and veteran's care are top priorities for him in choosing a president and thinks Trump would be better at handling them, but he rejects the offensive comments Trump has made about woman and immigrants.
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But I'm doubtful that I'll be able to keep the good in view alongside the bad, if the sequel continues to be a game that worships an order maintained at gunpoint, by people who continually try to pass-off their random, indiscriminate violence as a form of altruistic public service.
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But sometimes he goes a little too far beyond the law to make sure he's right — or to make sure the company fails regardless of whether he was right in the first place — which is one reason why Rhoades, who worships justice, is so vehemently obsessed with taking him down.
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Ben Carson used his short speaking slot to suggest that Clinton worships the Devil, and these were only the marquee attractions: speeches from grieving mothers, washed up stars, and an avocado saleswoman were declared embarrassing by default—exploited, self-seeking nobodies subbing in for the sensible Republicans who refused to attend.
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"The man who just a month ago told us that the world worships him declared war this evening on the world, on the United States, on Europe, and is trying to calm us with conceit," Isaac Herzog, leader of the center-left Zionist Union and the parliamentary opposition, wrote on Facebook.
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The first thing they found out is that Rose-Lynn worships Patsy Cline, and so the three writers knew they had to craft something with classic country DNA (not an obvious assumption in a film that builds to a blink-and-you'll-miss-it cameo from a genre-bending superstar like Kacey Musgraves).
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Detective Toosbuy, who has a ten-year-old daughter, can't wrap her head around the fact that parents are giving their daughters money to spend on taking selfies with an alleged sex criminal––something that social media researcher Marwick says is the byproduct of a culture that worships celebrity at all cost.
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But Mr. Williams's commitment to principles has caused him political problems, particularly as he has tried to reconcile his personal religious beliefs — he worships at St. Paul Community Baptist Church — with liberal Democratic policies on abortion and gay marriage, leaving himself open to attacks that he is too conservative on the issues.
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As they slip into debt and are dragged into a criminal underworld by a series of shysters, thieves and sociopaths, they discover that the reality is very different from the dream in a city that worships money and status, and is heaven for those who have them an a living nightmare for those who don't.
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He uses his off-the-court skills to help Riley, too "Must run in the family," he writes, making light of his ankle issues He's Ayesha's "heartbeat" Probably even moreso now with Ryan around He worships his wife and daughters "I feel blessed knowing Riley and Ryan have you as their mother," he posted last Mother's Day. Swoon.
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The problem is the absolute ubiquity of these same stories being told, over and over, in different variations all across the worlds of video games has helped build a culture that worships a superficial comfort above all: one that has carte blanche to rewrite history towards these narratives and erase anything that ever tries to seriously challenge them.
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Given that he has yet to face any real negative consequences for it, there's no reason to think he's won't keep at it, and in the process usher in a new era of racial tension in the US. Trump's very first mention in the New York Times, the paper he worships and despises more than any other, was tied to racism.
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Marnell worships her demanding fashionista boss — the legendary Jean Godfrey-June — and all of her demands: When a high-strung, thoroughbred Condé Nasty like Jean (who could be scary, believe me) or Anna [Wintour, Vogue editor and the basis for the titular "devil" in The Devil Wears Prada] or any of them — was cracking her Hermès whip, it was an honor to jump.
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The film, about Roger Ailes's alleged systematic harassment of the women at Fox News, has as its main strength a phenomenal female cast, including Nicole Kidman as Gretchen Carlson, Charlize Theron as a practical body double of Megyn Kelly, and Margot Robbie as the fictional Kayla Pospisil, an ambitious young evangelical Christian whose family worships Fox News as much as Jesus Christ.
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No doubt smart people in campaign meetings in Washington, Brooklyn and Trump Tower think I am naive in calling for a leader who puts the teachings of Francis at the center of our politics, but in a profession that worships at the altar of polls, they should compare the depressing disapproval of their candidate with the transcendent admiration for Francis, the greatest man on earth.
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His new album, Shine a Light (a collaboration with Joe Henry), is the sound of a man who worships music so damn hard, he has become something of a wise old historian; a folk rock shaman—and tells the story of how the construction of the first railroads across America didn't just create a huge paradigm shift in human existence, but also provided the inspiration for a lion share of early American pop music.
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Arya was devastated and, unsure that Gendry would survive, put Beric on her kill list, in an extremely dramatic moment in which she informed him that the only god she worships is — we'll give you one guess, here: Complicating matters was the fact that a friend of Beric's back then, Thoros, was a priest who happened to possess the very handy gift of being able to perpetually bring Beric back to life if he died.
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