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For all the power, grace and technical skill demanded of elite gymnastics, the true measure of greatness is determined by fractions of a point awarded by a panel of judges.

FOR COMPETITION-STARVED U.S. GYMNASTS, WINTER CUP WILL MEASURE OLYMPIC READINESSLIZ CLARKEFEBRUARY 26, 2021WASHINGTON POST

In the opening of “Smoke,” Isaiah has put his little house in East Long Beach on the market, bid a painful farewell to the love of his life, an artist named Grace, and hit the road.

JOE IDE’S IQ SERIES CONTINUES WITH THE IDIOSYNCRATIC MARVEL ‘SMOKE’MAUREEN CORRIGANFEBRUARY 26, 2021WASHINGTON POST

In the last chat, Grace said, “Porto isn’t very good this year.”

THIS CHAMPIONS LEAGUE ROUND HAS NOT BEEN KIND TO BARCELONACHADWICK MATLIN (CHADWICK.MATLIN@FIVETHIRTYEIGHT.COM)FEBRUARY 25, 2021FIVETHIRTYEIGHT

Hutchings nonetheless took a moment to ask for grace from frustrated parents, teachers and students.

ARLINGTON, ALEXANDRIA MOVE FORWARD WITH SCHOOL REOPENING PLANSHANNAH NATANSONFEBRUARY 19, 2021WASHINGTON POST

He spread his grace on everything and every one he came in contact with.

HANK AARON LEFT AN INDELIBLE MARK ON MLB PLAYERS: 'HE WAS NOT GOING TO LET ANYTHING DISTRACT HIM’MATT BONESTEELJANUARY 22, 2021WASHINGTON POST

We’re a country in need of grace and mercy and no small amount of understanding.

DEMOCRACY SURVIVED, BARELYROBIN GIVHANJANUARY 21, 2021WASHINGTON POST

Known for her humility, grace and of course, her style, what has made King most irresistible is her versatility — propelling from child star to now one of Hollywood’s most in-demand actresses and directors.

A TIMELINE OF REGINA KING’S MOST MEMORABLE YET UNDERRATED ROLESBRANDE VICTORIANJANUARY 15, 2021ESSENCE.COM

They began to gain notice in 1966, after Princess Grace of Monaco — previously known as the actress Grace Kelly — admired one of their performances.

SIEGFRIED FISCHBACHER, HALF OF LARGE-ANIMAL MAGIC TEAM SIEGFRIED & ROY, DIES AT 81MATT SCHUDELJANUARY 14, 2021WASHINGTON POST

Like Nixon in 1960, Gore tried to bring “grace and humor” to the proceedings, according to The Post’s coverage at the time.

‘GRACE AND HUMOR’: THE VICE PRESIDENTS WHO CERTIFIED THEIR OWN ELECTION LOSSESGILLIAN BROCKELLJANUARY 2, 2021WASHINGTON POST

Children of color, like Grace, were disproportionately involved at nearly every point in the juvenile justice system.

JUDGES ARE LOCKING UP CHILDREN FOR NONCRIMINAL OFFENSES LIKE REPEATEDLY DISOBEYING THEIR PARENTS AND SKIPPING SCHOOLBY JODI S. COHEN AND DUAA ELDEIBDECEMBER 22, 2020PROPUBLICA

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