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What he cherishes is the fact that he's been able to coach for so many years, doing something he loves to do.

USATODAY.com - Brown on brink of elusive first title 2004

He represents what this district wants and cherishes, which is old school midwestern modesty.

Dan and Jay in Arlington Heights Ellen Beth Gill 2008

Obama "cherishes" a trinket and a book given to him by Gordon Brown, and he worships them like tiny gods by keeping them in a little pagan altar he set up in the Oval Office.

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Therefore, any one who 'cherishes' it is a traitorous bastard.

Rudy's S.C. Chair: "I Love And Revere And Cherish" Confederate Flag 2009

It is a challenge that this devout competitor cherishes, and to which, so far, he is rising well.

Paolo Di Canio returns to centre stage as Swindon Town knock out Wigan 2012

While Newcastle's manager cherishes Barton's ability he fears the circus surrounding him has taken a toll on his 50-year-old face.

Arsenal show need for reinforcements after failure to outwit Newcastle 2011

Will Ragozzino/BFA Queen Sonja and King Harald V of Norway In his remarks, King Carl XVI Gustafnoted that there are 11 million Americans of Scandinavian ancestry in the U.S., and that he "cherishes his relationship with the United States."

In Midtown, a Ball Fit for the Queens Mike Vilensky 2011

As a woman who loves life and cherishes freedom, I suspect I'd prefer lethal injection to life in a cell, and recognize that it must take courage to fight a death sentence.

Michele Somerville: Troy Anthony Davis And Georgia's Plan To Commit An Irreversible Sin Michele Somerville 2011

Lynn had a profound spiritual experience that she cherishes to this day.

The Sacred Promise Phd Gary E. Schwartz 2011

Terry has been roundly abused by rival supporters and, unfairly he would argue, lost the armband he cherishes so much.

John Terry was the problem that never went away for Fabio Capello 2012