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admire

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“If a celebrity that you admire slides into your DMs, the first thing to assume is that it’s a scam,” Sanchez-Rola said.

"She was loved and admired across the globe for her steadfast devotion to duty, borne with grace, decency and restraint."

From BBC

Figgis gets moments of real tension and genuine behind-the-scenes drama, but is also too respectful and admiring of Coppola, understandably so, to push his own inquiry to its limits.

Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez said before the final stage began that he admired the protesters.

From BBC

After all, the country has been through crises in the past and always muddled through and some see things to admire in Macron's France.

From BBC

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

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