savored
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of Savor
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Alex Jones of the Joan Shorenstein Center on the Press, Politics and Public Policy said, "It was a newspaper especially savored by people who don't like The New York Times, and there are plenty of those in New York."
“And for those winners of Casey’s baked treats, we hope you savored them and your win.
Add in the garlic and this dish was made to be savored.
McNeil savored the carney life, the travel, the set-up and tear-down, all the kids, the ticket-taking, running rides, such as his "big ass" fave, Starship USA.
The episodes are dense and thoughtful and long; they are best savored from week-to-week, and it’s a shame they’re being offloaded all at once, like some unsold batch of comics.
Closeness in bed, however, which Joanne and Andy so enjoy, is a pleasure that can be savored for many years, despite increasing age and deteriorating health.