No Matter WHAT #CandaceOwens @RealCandaceO says about #Celebrities, they are #Celebrated when we #Celebrate them (for their Looks & Abilities) @TPUSA #Celebrity #Celebrating #Celebration #Celebrate #CelebrateCelebrateDanceToTheMusic #CmonAndCelebrate

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but it's good that we have Candace to remind us to
keep them in their place—they are friends for
 our entertainment, not for advice on how to live our
 lives~
The word “Celebrity” is built on words that mean “Frequented, Popular” (Fame, Multitude)—probably a back-formation of "Celebrated," rooted in ancient words meaning "much Talked-About, Famous" ...
a past-participle adjective from "Celebrate," built on ancient words (frequently describing The Mass of religions-etc.) that mean "Crowded" (with transferred senses of "Well-Attended, Often-Repeated"; evolving to "Publish, Sing Praises of, Practice Often, Assemble Publicly to Honor with Appropriate Rites, Keep Solemn").

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