And Mallory has publicly referred a few times to "The Girl on the Train," a well-told story about a boozily unreliable witness, a woman much like Mallory's boozily unreliable witness.
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The Ab Fab brand the comic misadventures of two boozily dysfunctional middle-aged fashionistas apparently never goes out of style.
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The Ab Fab brand – the exuberantly vulgar misadventures of two boozily dysfunctional middle-aged fashionistas – apparently never goes out of style.
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Mickey mentions Eugene O'Neill, a reference that suggests we're meant to see something of that playwright in Ginny and Humpty at their most raw and boozily fraught.
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Of course, it would be an insult to the scientific method if the study didn't list a few of the strangest drunk purchases that the respondents boozily bought.
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A folding table set lovingly in the secret apartment becomes, in the next scene, a two-top for a boozily charged, cryptically combative lunch between Jerry and Robert.
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The majority were not dopers, did not beat their wives or children, did not commit suicide, did not haunt the unemployment offices, and did not boozily sink into despair and futility.
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There's the mechanical way she pours unlimited vodka into unlimited Evian water bottles, as if she has long figured out a boozily dulled world is the only one in which the journalist can live.
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It's suggested Declan only wants to sleep with Midge ("It's like Vermeer painted you or you swallowed a lightbulb," he boozily gushes) but the invite is still an impossible feat she makes look easy.
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Styled by Shiona Turini ON CARRIE MAE WEEMS'S deck in Syracuse, N.Y., locusts are buzzing about the space like doomsday portents, emerging from the ground after 17 years only to drown boozily in our cups of rosé.
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Young Adult slowly coaxes the audience into sympathizing with Mavis, a fading queen bee who's had trouble letting go of her high school glory days, and who starts out hilariously awful even before she embarks on her alarming quest to "liberate" Buddy from domesticity ("babies are boring," she boozily insists).
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A melancholy love song, its lyrics depict a woman torn between love and ambition. "West Coast" also serves as a dedication to Del Rey's California hometown, and elicits imagery from its titular location. In the song, she sings about leaving a lover for the Californian promise of fame, and emphasizes on a gulf between a sweetly uncomplicated romance and a boozily dysfunctional relationship. Similarly to her previous works, the lyrics are both specific and vague, and complement the track's "dreamlike" sonics.
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