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One pastor’s response — to immediately offer assistance without question — received widespread praise and resulted in $95,000 donations to his small independent church in Somerset, Kentucky.

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Our critic praised the show saying, “it also recalls, without feeling derivative, the classic American dramas—Miller’s and others—in which fathers and sons, despite their best efforts to avoid it, turn into mortal enemies.”

Canadian Foreign Minister praised the move, calling it, "an important step that honours the diverse cultural heritage of Indigenous peoples and supports ongoing efforts toward truth, justice, and reconciliation".

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Coach and former boxer Paul Smith said before the fight he felt it was a step too far for Eubank but praised the Briton for a "great career".

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Fans praised her candor and creativity, agreeing that Musk could do more with his wealth.

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

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