Copperfield is among those rare celebrities with a blemishless past.
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Yes, Tom's blemishless week had restored him to the favor of his aunt and uncle.
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After nearly 20 years of blemishless, accident-free driving, I've picked up two speeding fines in as many years.
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But also, this isn't a blemishless drug: out of 2,759 patients, 11 died, 73 had serious adverse events, and 997 had side effects.
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In one snaggle-toothed smile, unpredictable vowel or tremor of cowardice, a Brit can offset the blemishless swagger of the leads without undermining them.
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Why should former tween stars Zac Efron and Vanessa Hudgens be any different simply because they are blemishless dollfaces, indistinguishable from their own action figures?
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The Delhi Police's inability to carry out a blemishless probe, as the court pointed out, cannot be an excuse to lower standards where lives are at stake.
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He went to Vishnu himself, who said that he could do nothing as he was bound by the blemishless devotion of Ambarisha and suggested to the sage to seek the pardon of the king. Durvasa went to Ambarisha, who prayed to Lord Vishnu to recall the Sudarshana and save Durvasa. Thus Durvasa's life was spared.
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Vasanth chose the Delhi backdrop because Prakash Raj’s character had to be "far away from the heroine's place" and the team shot in the early mornings during their Delhi schedule as the director was "obsessive about onlookers not being part of the frame". The film's military parade scene was filmed at the Chennai branch of the Officers Training Academy after giving an assurance that the character of Madhavan had a "blemishless professional record".
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Ritual child sacrifices called Capachochas were conducted annually, where the most precious gift that could be given (innocent, blemishless, perfect human life) would be sacrificed to the gods. Tremendous effort would be taken as the sacrificial victims would be paraded alive throughout the cities, with multiple festivals and feasts taking place. The final destination would be the tops of some of the highest mountains near their villages, leaving these sacrifices to freeze in the snow. These would take place during great times of distress, during times of famine, violent periods of war, and even during times of political shift.
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27 The quote below is a popular song of Appar glorifying Shiva in simple diction.Aiyangar 2004, p. 35 :::"மாசில் வீணையும் மாலை மதியமும் :::வீசு தென்றலும் வீங்கிள வேனிலும் :::மூசு வண்டறை பொய்கையும் போன்றதே :::ஈசன் எந்தை இணையடி நீழலே" :::("Mācil vīṇaiyum mālai matiyamum :::vīcu těņṛalum vīŋkiḷa vēņilum :::mūcu vaṇţaṛai pǒykaiyum pōņṛatē :::īcaņ ěntai iṇaiyaţi nīļalē") translating to :::"My Lord's twin feet are like the blemishless Veena :::like the full-moon of the evening :::like the gentle breeze blowing from the South :::like the young spring :::like a bee-humming pond " The tendency to incorporate place names known to the folks in the idiom of the poems is another characteristic feature of Tevaram.Sabaratnam 2001, pp.
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Among her performances was a rendition of "Cry Me a River" which was called "blemishless" and of Dionne Warwick's "Anyone Who Had a Heart". Her participation on the show led to a recording contract and she released her debut album, In The Sunshine including cover versions of the songs she sang on the show. Stephenson was a reporter for GMTV throughout 2007 as part of The Richard Arnold Show. Stephenson appeared on Channel Virgin 1's The Prisoner:X in December 2008 where she was locked up for four days in a high security prison in America, where she spent a night in segregation and was treated as though she was an actual prisoner doing time in that prison.
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Very shortly after the divorce, Bilkees's mother married Ali Mohammad Akbar Hyderi, another nobleman of Hyderabad State, and became famous under the name "Alys Hyderi" as a hostess and a socialite. Bilkees Latif's father, Ali Yavar Jung, hailed from a landed, aristocratic family of Hyderabad State, one that had served the Nizam of Hyderabad for several generations. He was a diplomat and educationist, was appointed vice chancellor of Osmania University by the last Nizam in 1946, and as vice-chancellor of Aligarh Muslim University by the Congress party's government under Indira Gandhi in the 1960s. He served at various times as the Indian ambassador to Argentina, Egypt, Yugoslavia, Greece, France, and the United States, and ended his blemishless career as Governor of Maharashtra, again appointed by Indira Gandhi, holding that office for a record seven years (1970–76) until his death in December 1976.
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