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The right-wing government of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu also has publicly come to the defense of the crown prince, who shares Netanyahu's antipathy toward Iran and reportedly harbors great admiration for Israel's economic success.
As someone who harbored some admiration of John McCain in the past decade, watching him flail around, in a dim attempt to justify this pick.
Not only did Ecuadorian president Abdala Bucaram sport an unmistakable and unapologetic Hitler mustache, he also harbored an admiration for the führer as one of the " greatest political geniuses of all mankind".
Its sheer consistency, across tens of billions of bottles and cans, is a technical marvel, and even the crankiest craft brewers harbor a secret admiration for it.
But close advisers say he harbored a certain admiration for Mitt Romney, seeing more of himself in the former Massachusetts governor — another son of a politician from a patrician political family who took a businesslike approach to politics and was a reformer at the state level.
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As a subordinate of Park Cheol-young and a ranking officer in his security outfit, she has great admiration for her superior and harbors deep resentment for the South.
"The P.L.A. combines an odd combination of deep admiration for the U.S. armed forces as a military, but equally harbors a deep suspicion of U.S. military deployments and intentions towards China," David Shambaugh, a leading expert on the Chinese military at George Washington University, said in an e-mail exchange, referring to the People's Liberation Army.
Her admiration is unmistakable.
