For a hundred grand, though, they got a lot more fawning over, than I was entitled to.
Simply put, fawning over celebrities and their picturesque families may be just the sort of distraction people need.
The iPod turned five in October to a hallelujah chorus of fawning bloggers.
For example, the fawning adulation Jack Welch receives makes me more critical.
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The networks, of course, are all too happy to oblige with fawning coverage.
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Abdul is now a fawning admirer of his wife's work and accompanies her, sometimes with their school-going children in tow.
Ben Bernanke, judging from a fawning review of the book he wrote when it came out, certainly fell for it.
Lee will be signing autographs for fawning comic collectors and neo-Bard lovers alike at the 1821 Comics booth at NYCC.
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And yet there's a virtuosity throughout that suggests the same sure hand we recognize from his brilliant, if occasionally fawning, portraiture.
Just one more tip from the gurus of the gold rush: Flirting and fawning are fine, but don't discuss bank accounts.
Instead he has appeared as a fawning PR man, apparently willing to do or say just about anything to get elected.
The articles were fawning chronicles of on-set visits, retrospectives of pioneering visionaries, and barely edited interviews with scream queens and fright-film directors.
How ironic to tell it to a crowd of fawning subjects, though.
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There's nothing wrong with that, and there's nothing wrong with NBC producers offering profiles, even fawning ones, of the hometown athletes.
One can picture these people lazing about in hotel robes, fawning over thread count quantities and proper lobby manner with equal zeal.
Fawning Tories have taken two sorts of lessons from Mr Blair's premiership.
The Clinton-Gore Administration has responded to this scam with characteristic fawning unctuousness.
They'll be the ones smiling on demand and putting up with your incessant fawning over the colors and lighting of seemingly mundane objects.
The men were embarrassed by the public fawning over them as heroes, but they also raised a lot of money at a crucial time in the war.
Esca is known for its fresh fish, particularly its crudo (Italian-style raw fish), and Pasternack was the subject of a fawning 2005 profile in The New Yorker.
You bet, but the fawning schoolboy behavior was loudly mocked by the women employees present and as far as I know, there were no repercussions for either gender.
In America, where voters are terrifically rude about Congress in the abstract, individual congressmen and senators still enjoy considerable fawning and swan about in cars with special number plates.
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Haile Gebrselassie poses for photographs afterwards with the media, who have abandoned their usual cynicism in favour of unadulterated fawning in front of the greatest distance runner of all time.
Reviewers note, alongside their fawning assessment of the world's best performance, that the HD 6990 is a massively power-hungry card (375W TDP) and one that makes quite a bit of noise while going through its herculean tasks.
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For Mr Hunt to suggest that News Corp might not be a fit-and-proper owner of anything is a pretty big shift from the prevailing - and some would say fawning - attitudes towards Mr Murdoch we've witnessed from British governments in recent years.
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