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All those things I romanticize I actually think are very, very cool.
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It is easy to romanticize an African past you don't know, said Neblett.
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The other idea, however she might try to romanticize its bravery, was repugnant.
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We tend to... romanticize New York City but it has its share of challenges.
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I don't trust people, and I don't romanticize their motives.
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Critics of gentrification romanticise working-class poverty, goes the main line of argument.
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I romanticise this as seeing species roses as the essence of rose.
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But we cannot afford to romanticise the realities of modern healthcare provision.
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There is not much to romanticise in the career of Guy Fawkes.
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She writes well she refuses to embroider or romanticise; her story is unforgettable.
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The big giants glamourise your periods, if you see the TV commercials.
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He celebrates his neighbourhood but does not glamourise criminality, deconstructing the gangster mentality rather than glorifying it.
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The pool hall throughout the US remains a wonderfully disreputable place, despite all the misguided American efforts to glamourise the game.
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Recently, a Hong Kong romantic comedy Love in a puff put smoking at centre stage, with numerous smoking scenes and words that glamourise smoking.
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Never again must men of violence be glamourised in the media.
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We are taught to glamorize the struggle, even at the expense of our own joy.
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And the human mind always seems to magnify the present difficulties, and glamorize the possible future.
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We won't exploit it or glamorize it.
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We have been conditioned to glamorize BS.
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It's very hard not to glamorize it.
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In other words, we glamorize them.
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It's a challenge to glamorize a body that is most at home in tank tops, cut-offs and cowboy boots.
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We sometimes glamorize people, granting them superhero status, to make a placeholder for when we can be like them.
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I think that "Divergent" doesn't glamorize or endorse firearms or weaponry or violence in any way, shape or form.
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This week, a Malaysian minister warned that the region faced the threat of Islamic State-inspired attacks designed to "glamorize terrorism".
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The most popular scripted TV genre is procedural crime dramas which fetishize and glamorize rape, incest, and torture of women and children.
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Most history books glamorize men like Washington and Lincoln, making it very hard to get a true read on them, no pun intended.
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I don't want to glamorize this. Back in 2016, Efron revealed in a tweet exactly how he got so shredded, and it was intense.
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I'm not going to glamorize it or glorify it -we go through tough times like everybody else, but we love each other very much.
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Most ultra-successful Democrats like Presidents Obama and Clinton are politicians-first, and managed to celebritize and glamorize themselves with the help of Hollywood money and counsel.
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I mean, maybe Herodotus glamorized this a bit, but it makes sense.