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cradling

verb as in hold in arms; nurture

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The Transformers actress tagged the musician in a photo which showed her kneeling, covered in a black substance and cradling a baby bump.

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His hands were cuffed and he was cradling a cardboard box containing his prison lunch.

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The photos show Cardi B wearing a bright red floor-length gown with a luxurious matching fur coat posing on a balcony and cradling her abdomen.

Videos and photos showed the model wearing a white lace gown and cradling what appears to be a baby bump.

Slowly they mesh into each other, one cradling the other in grief.

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