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And while Kate is the darling of the wedding moment, Kerr adds that Kate's cheeky brother-in-law-to-be may steal some of that spotlight.

The darling of his desires was to be a doctor, but poverty had decreed that he should be nothing higher than a village schoolmaster.

There was once a time when Robert Mugabe was the darling of the West among fellow African leaders.

It appears that the former prime minister has no intention of meeting the darling of the Tea Party movement.

Elegant, aristocratic, lyrical and having made a name as the darling of those opposed to the Iraq war, he was Mr Chirac's preferred heir.

His company had been the darling of the business press for the past two years. Suddenly it's not.

Of course as the darling of the Bodhisattva, he got a chance and ran away again.

As the darling of the tech world, it seems like they are destined to drive single purpose products out of business.

Ur so perfect and unusal seems to be the darling of God.

Location based social network Foursquare is the darling of the media's eye these days and appears to be growing very fast.

One of them is the darling of walking in the trend of cutting-edge, the other is forgotten by most of the classic culture.

The baby was the darling of his parents.

He could have become the darling of the hardline Cuban exiles, but rejected that.

For two decades or so, the stuff was the darling of battery engineering.

How has this woman become the darling of the American right?

You will be the darling of Internet, television, radio, and print media, so write up that press release and put it on the wire.

In recent years, the animation industry has become the darling of the parties sought a new industry.

Zhengyan Qunfang retire quietly in the spring, the Montreal Palais des Kam pollution, but at this time Rose became the darling of the eyes.

Vietnam has become the darling of foreign investors and multinationals.

Bohemian girl Esmeralda is the darling of the Paris street, Maiyi living on the streets.

Senator is the darling of the oil companies.

The darling of albumen allergy, hives .

Meanwhile, the sector has become the darling of Wall Street's M&A bankers.

In 2009, it is Britain's new championship favourite Jenson Button that is the darling of the press and public and who can do no wrong.

Can the darling of 5 months have ascarid?

She is the darling of the newspapers and can do no wrong.

She is the darling of my heart, and she lives in our alley.

My friend is dead , my neighbour is dead , my love the darling of my soul , is dead ;