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admire

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It turns out they’ve admired each other’s work for years, and now together have produced “Remain,” which arrives on bookshelves next week and lands in movie theaters next October.

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“Harris is such an amazing actor and he is really someone I had admired before meeting him,” Dillane, 34, says, sitting next to Dickinson.

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Instead, she dedicated herself to her craft, serving it with the talent, discipline and commitment that were always admired by her colleagues.

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I can sign every petition and read every email from organizations I admire and others I’ve never heard of, each proclaiming calamities scarier than the last one — and then, of course, asking for a donation.

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On a recent weekday afternoon, Roger and Lindy stood in their frontyard admiring the finishing touches on their only major construction project.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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