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When the 72-year-old appeared, they hugged, then stopped to take a moment to look at each other, smiling.

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She was pictured being hugged by Catherine at Windsor Castle in October after being invited to take pictures of the Prince of Wales at an investiture.

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“After they finished the scene, they came together, and they hugged and kind of caught up with each other,” remembers Kurzel.

Herbert, who fumbled last week while scrambling, hugged the ball tight under his chin with both arms as he ran through the end zone and up the sideline toward his coaches.

For all four species the vast majority of hotpots for whale-ship strikes -- more than 95% -- hugged coastlines, falling within a nation's exclusive economic zone.

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

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