of the kind
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This is fatal to the film, which is so rigorously shallow that it amounts to a promotional video of the kind that might be produced for a fashion-mag website.
King Charles entertains calls from Harry, and vice versa, but William has cut ties with his brother as he sketches out plans for a reign free of the kind of familial blowups—from Uncle Andrew on down—that have tainted the Windsor brand over the past four decades.
Jackson spoke with great respect for his friend, who he said “became what we used to just call a good man, a man of the kind of belief, the kind of faith that allowed him to face the impossible with grace, an unbelievable partner and husband, just a real man who showed up for his family and a beautiful, kind, curious, interested, dedicated father.”
From Los Angeles Times
The idea is that war induces market panic because of the kind of uncertainty associated with most geopolitical crises.
From MarketWatch
Last year, TV creator Mara Brock Akil adapted “Forever,” Blume’s 1975 story of the kind of mutually shared devotion that feels like it will last eternally, into a miniseries set in 2018 Los Angeles.
From Los Angeles Times
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