To me, that was the real charm of Charm City.
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You receive a "charm sent" notification and if the receiver does not send a charm back within 24 hours, you get your charm back.
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Well I think the charm offensive – on one hand, it's the charm offensive.
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Several children mimed onstage and sang along discreetly at one point: charm on charm.
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Charm City has raised the charm quotient, with hip cocktail bars, coffeehouses and a quirky historic appeal.
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The charm quark makes up one of six possible quarks, including the up, down, charm, strange, top and bottom.
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Welcome to Southern Charm: Savannah, which is exactly like original recipe Southern Charm, with fewer men nearing retirement age.
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While the PR campaign goes on in Britain, Saudis are getting the charm offensive too, only sometimes minus the charm.
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Even a leader who oozes charm won't be likeable if that charm isn't backed by a solid foundation of integrity.
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Turning on the charm "Like a good politician, he can really turn on the charm with an audience," Beebe said.
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My friend Ellen Edwards Villa sent her mother a "grandma" charm for her charm bracelet when her first grandchild was born.
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Monty's chief tool in this endeavor is his charm, and refreshingly, said charm is only occasionally formidable enough to get things done.
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Mini Letter Charm Pendant with White Diamonds at AUrate, $450AUrate offers engravings and personalized jewelry like this necklace with a mini letter charm.
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The J/psi consists of two quarks: a charm quark paired with a charm antiquark, each circling the other like twirling square dancers.
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And I don't know if you saw the non-charm tour that his brother Kimbal ... No I did not see the non-charm tour.
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Trump's charm Despite the dire warning about 2018, members leaving the gathering described what they said was vintage Trump -- exuberant, humorous and ready to charm.
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Price: $3.78 (charm only), $7.61 (charm + chain) Because we all know that the unicorn lens is the best of all the rainbow-themed Snapchat filters.
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It had its own charm and I thought that was nice, because it was the charm of the family and the personality of the family.
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Their analysis reveals that they'd spotted an example of CP violation, specifically in the D0 meson's charm quark versus the anti-D0 meson's anti-charm quark.
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But if Mr. Erdogan was on a charm offensive, Germans seemed to agree that, after just 24 hours in Berlin, it was more offensive than charm.
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This is a fantastic time for pushing things forward professionally: Mercury will help you network, and Venus's charm will bolster your ability to charm the masses.
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That scene had a dramatic structure, where Tom is supposed to charm John's character, and John in character didn't necessarily agree with that structure, or the charm.
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Brenner recently launched a special edition necklace for the holidays, which allows the option to add a heart or star charm with any letter ($60 per additional charm).
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Charm turned cantankerous By the 2008 campaign, after I had interviewed McCain many times while covering Congress for the Chicago Tribune and The New York Times, his charm turned cantankerous.
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There's an undeniable charm in seeing a real-life couple act alongside one another — and perhaps even more charm knowing that a member of the couple is directing the movie, too.
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Lesson One: Personal charm and persuasive skills have limits .
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His vulpine charm — look out for those bright teeth!
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" Mr. DiGiorgio responded, "Think I can charm them off?
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"We produce charm quarks in pairs, but having two charm quarks in the same particle is very rare," physicist Patrick Koppenburg from Nikhef, the Dutch National Institute for Subatomic Physics, told Gizmodo.
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Alex and Ani Charity by Design Heart of Strength Bangle, available on Amazon, $22Alex and Ani's heart charm is beautiful on its own or as an addition to an existing charm bracelet.
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But the game makes up for this through sheer charm.
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Kate Middleton's charm is lost on nobody – and no animal!
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Landon Clements is saying goodbye to Southern Charm — for now.
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The medical examiner reported that the charm was 99.1% lead.
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Judging by Kendrick's new jewelry third time is a charm.
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It's this casual approach that gives P. Franco its charm.
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I guess that's why they say third time's the charm.
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But Fiennes Tiffin has a charm that's entirely his own.
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The revised version packs a charm equal to the original.
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I have the good luck charm that you gave me.
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His two daughters won the charm award for the evening.
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Southern Charm season 5 premieres April 5 at 9 p.m.
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There's only so much charm you can put into that.
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The third time is most certainly the charm for SpaceX.
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Alex and Ani Four Leaf Clover Charm Bracelet, $28; alexandani.
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Both are full of charm, whimsy, and giddy romantic tension.
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"It didn't have the charm Willy Wonka had," she remarked.
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But there's none of that animated charm in this show.
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Claire's charm isn't just about how the character is written.
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Later, Hop manages to charm his way onto the property.
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On that front, the Galaxy Buds work like a charm.
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That to me is, I think, was a charm offensive.
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Meanwhile, the older Smith subdues his charm without erasing it.
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Charm away, but be careful not to lead anyone on.
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People who could bring a lot of charm and charisma.
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The cast of MCC's Charm at the Lucille Lortel Theatre.
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How do you feel about your return to Southern Charm?
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That was just sort of considered part of his charm.
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But in real life, Grant's charm isn't so easily accessible.
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"Jane" has wit and charm, two things "Telenovela" generally lacks.
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"Third time's a charm!" she said, cheesing for the camera.
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Today, it's all for money which takes away the charm.
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India is responding with a charm offensive of its own.
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She lit up the room with her charm, her presence.
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That was part of the charm of the first film.
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So was it a lucky charm or a confidence booster?
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The Georgia native has appeared on Southern Charm since 2014.
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"He had a way to charm people," Mr. Bennett said.
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Across town, Margaret succumbs to the charm of Kevin's dimples.
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"Oh, he could turn on the charm," Brog tells me.
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But that still makes him this year's Oscars lucky charm.
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His bravado and charm were largely absent from the stage.
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Fourth time's a charm — and so were the first three.
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But once properly set up, it works like a charm.
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The man is clearly hoping the fourth time's the charm.
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And that's part of the charm of this long goodbye.
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" P.S. "Will seven times be the charm for Glenn Close?
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Yet Reynolds has a shy charm when he wants to.
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It's managed to turn up the charm season after season.
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For her beauty, for her style and also her charm.
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But in any case, I'm not trying to charm you.
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Her children have also featured heavily in the charm offensive.
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All of these ventures were suffused by humor and charm.
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Illumination's perfunctory charm and Pixar's concentrated genius is never more
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But the charm offensive may not help him in court.
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JFK turned on the charm as television transformed the office.
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God, he could charm the magic underwear off a Mormon.
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Len arrives, and Krystal briefly is wooed by his charm.
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Southern Charm airs Thursdays on Bravo at 9 p.m. ET.
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Denise Gough brings charm to her Harper, blunted but resilient.
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He hypnotizes himself, Alan thought, with his own quiet charm.
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Seems like little Shawn was Curry's ultimate good luck charm.
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" Oh, and it's, "ideal as both key ring or charm.
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Now, Bravo shares a third iteration: Southern Charm New Orleans.
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Turns out, for Jake, the fourth time was the charm.
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"Needs a course in charm school," said one reviewing partner.
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You gotta hear Stone's excuse, which worked like a charm.
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I would definitely consider Petunia to be my lucky charm.
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George Osborne, Britain's chancellor, has belatedly turned on the charm.
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These two little royals know how to charm the crowds!
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Cue the "fourth's time a charm" joke literally 20 times.
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Their work has lost all individual character, and all charm.
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It did all of this with such an effortless charm.
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I don't want the third time to be the charm.
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Kim launched his recent charm offensive after a series of
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Kushner was "their lucky charm," the former N.S.C. member said.
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This month, Whataburger unveiled a silver charm featuring its logo.
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Timing is such a big deal ... third time's a charm!
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East 63rd Street: Upper east side charm without the pretension.
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Southern Charm: Reunion Part 1 airs Monday at 8 p.m.
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Harrison didn't have the charm of any of these men.
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"Maybe the 220006th time will be the charm," she quipped.
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Much of Il Chiostro's charm derives from its idyllic setting.
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He or she can convey humor, charm, surprise, anxiety, dismay.
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Mr Ramaphosa has a reputation for charm, integrity and pragmatism.
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Elfreth's Alley in Philadelphia is the epitome of colonial charm.
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Critics loved the movie's sense of humor, levity and charm.
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I.O., turned on the charm — and opened his organization's wallet.
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The Trump charm offensive is also kicking into high gear.
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The third time is rarely the charm in presidential politics.
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Amid the clichés about his charm, his glamour is undersung … .
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I'm still trying to charm the pants off of whomever.
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The Klimaseniorinnen try to charm them, but to no avail.
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That charm didn't carry over to Trump's own appearance, though.
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Her promise petered out too soon, yet its charm remains.
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Since the point was to write solid jokes, minimize charm.
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Venus in your sign will bless you with extra charm.
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I was instantly smitten by his wit, charm, and joy.
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Audiences have picked up on Shannon's singular charm as well.
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Their upcoming record Bitter Charm will be available March 12.
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At most food halls, inconstancy is part of the charm.
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That's what brings lasting beauty and charm to your home.
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For Benjamin Netanyahu, the third election may be the charm.
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The third date, though, was the charm, Mr. Rocklin said.
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We're past "three times is the charm," that's for certain.
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Compared with Mayfair's stately grandeur, Hampstead twinkles with village charm.
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Cons: The rooms are pretty standard and lack local charm.
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For all his evident charm, Vinnie is incapable of it.
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But Trump wasn't the only object of this charm offensive.
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He's a fantastic talker with knowledge and charm to burn.
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I might just be a good luck charm for sports.
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This is not to say that Walsh's book lacks charm.
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So I didn't sit down and let Assad charm me.
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His absurd physical comedy worked like a charm on me.
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A little obliviousness has always been part of his charm.
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Do they want the charm of a quaint college town?
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Now it was efficient and well appointed, but without charm.
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Nearly all have narrative charm, vivid characterizations and marvelous designs.
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In American politics now, ideas are more important than charm.
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Mr. Gates, in turn, praised Mr. Epstein's charm and intelligence.
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The plan is to craft them into a charm necklace.
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Well, you know what they say: Third x the charm!
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A singular drama has become an exercise in pop charm.
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Built in 1914, it retains much of its original charm.
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Others embrace them as a part of the city's charm.
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Instead of augmenting the competition's charm, they detract from it.
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Pence had a "towel charm" business and a charitable foundation.
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But his charm lashes this succession of small plates together.
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That charm offensive culminated with Cook touring Flex's Austin factory.
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Third try was a charm after two not great clinicians.
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The second time was almost the charm for Art Halvorson.
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Part of his charm is his warmth, openness and spontaneity.
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Or was she "loosening up" and "turning on the charm"?
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His mashup of charm and evil will haunt your dreams.
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Plus, there was a certain innocence and charm to it.
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But I'll tell you this: It worked like a charm.
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"It wasn't practical but it had incredible charm," he recalled.
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Sometimes the message wins out, but sometimes it's the charm.
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Discover the traditional laidback charm of Isla de Providencia, Colombia.
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Whistles and bleeps project a shiny surface that reflects charm.
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To mark the momentous occasion of Queen Elizabeth's 90th birthday, jewelry designer Claudia Bradby has re-issued her popular royal charm bracelet that also features an exclusive charm she collaborated on with Princess Kate.
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"I know how to turn on the sex charm," she says, oblivious to the fact that Sex Charm sounds like an FDA-unregulated supplement that Amanda Chantal Bacon would charge $30 to pulverize and snort.
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They had smiley miens that are part of their breed's charm.
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One person's lucky charm could be a local government's national treasure.
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She demonstrates impressive skill in slowly peeling away her character's charm.
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Residents argue 'for sale' signs take away from the town's charm.
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McAvoy's bookish charm and perfectly disheveled locks would definitely be fitting.
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The sleepy smile is a key part of Ryan Gosling's charm.
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His charm might help guide a slightly modified deal through Parliament.
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The tough-guy ambience and lingo are part of the charm.
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But the charm factor wasn&apost on display during those hearings.
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But more were drawn to his infectious enthusiasm and boyish charm.
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" Adding, "Timing is such a big deal… third time's a charm!
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But "charm will only get you so far", warned Mr Frazer.
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The great charm of Angry Birds was the joy of playing.
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The great charm of Angry Birds Evolution is that it's free.
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But this relationship is really happening — third time's a charm, right?
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Indeed it will take all Trudeau's considerable charm to avoid confrontation.
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Ms Skala conveys the shadowed charm of these story-haunted stones.
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Terry. Terry's laughing now, with that trademark boisterous charm of his.
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Gisele Bundchen's charm was no match for the President of France.
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Mr Trudeau would rather charm the Trump administration than confront it.
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Much of the game's charm and humor comes from these moments.
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It's testimony to humor's charm that the pair shook hands afterwards.
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Part of Adele's charm is that she's never had a filter.
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Charleston offers up historic charm with a dose of Southern hospitality.
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His Southern charm is serving him well in the public eye.
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The character in the script had more wit and less charm.
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Griffin said Yashar's odd Twitter presence is part of his charm.
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He counted on his charm and reputation to deflect any questions.
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And critics grumble that they're lending charm to a repressive regime.
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You're feeling very cute and are ready to charm the world.
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The charm-challenged Clinton would not come off well by comparison.
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But here's hoping the third time's charm for BICEP physicists.[Symmetry]
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She's camera-trained, having starred on Southern Charm for five seasons.
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His kindness and charm erased any awkwardness I might have felt.
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Sherrod Brown, a senator for Ohio, might charm the same constituency.
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In his earlier years, Jammeh showed glimpses of charm and generosity.
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But for many, his charm has worn thin in recent years.
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A man of such talent, wicked charm & stunning screen & stage presence.
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And unknown to the Queen, Hartnell added a good luck charm.
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The question remains: will cities buy in to the charm offensive?
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Instead, Charm City was quick to stand up and fight back.
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I wasn't a huge fan of the Eiffel Tower charm either.
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To activate it, you just have to press the charm twice.
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He is, like a lot of killers, capable of great charm.
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Does Hiddleston's charm render even a basic meat sauce more delectable?
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Macron bolstered his charm offensive with a strong soft power component.
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He had a swagger and a charm that I really enjoyed.
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Cameran Eubanks [of Southern Charm] doesn't have her husband on camera.
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Max: Yeah, so it's still got a certain charm to it.
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Wimberly is a doctor in Charleston, where Southern Charm is based.
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The charm of her voice no longer murmured in my ear.
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It also doubles as a fertility charm, because sure, why not.
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Today's vibe is rough, but you'll charm your way through it.
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Charm and personal contact could bridge most differences, given a chance.
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It was like holding onto a charm that contained no magic.
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The commonly used summoning charm literally means "I summon" in Latin.
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The particular charm of the place is trickier to pin down.
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It also renders itself, for all its gory charm, extremely boring.
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Okay. You like it, 'cause it lost the charm for you.
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Still — that's a quibble that doesn't detract from Viridi's overall charm.
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President Bush's warmth, charm and graciousness immediately put me at ease.
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On the face of it, his plan worked like a charm.
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Fourth time's the charm for Bachelor Nation's Clare Crawley — she's engaged!
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"All I can do is use my charm and good looks."
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No matter: This is not where the charm of Valerian lies.
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But Ms. Poole found it free of both charm and character.
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"It was really boring," and that was part of its charm.
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He could charm anyone with that bouncing gait and electric grin.
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"Wild Nights with Emily" was commended for its subtlety and charm.
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ROBERT BAKISH: Well, you can argue the third time's the charm.
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Richard Dean Anderson carried the original series with charm and moxie.
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Now, congressional Republicans are hoping the third time is the charm.
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Charleston's Southern charm stretches beyond its colorful buildings and historic roots.
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I remember the charm of working on this show about Eskimos.
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Perhaps most frustrating is a pervasive lack of charm or humor.
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At sixty-four, he has dark hair and a grandfatherly charm.
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But the quirks in the game are part of its charm.
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The tassel charm on the back is also a nice touch.
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But that's not the only charm of cooking a whole fish.
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Noah Hawley's fifth novel, "Before the Fall," may be the charm.
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"He could charm the pants off a snake," Mr. Nadler said.
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But she's got a grimy charm and a sense of adventure.
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A new study says the males charm the females with gifts.
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Arts | New Jersey You can't charm me into liking a play.
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It's a cliché, but there really is a Southern charm here.
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I could charm or argue my way out of nearly anything.
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Her wit, charm, and unique characters were all so quintessentially '90s.
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Part of the charm of Life Is Strange is the quirks.
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Her "charm, elegance and vitality" had convinced him to sculpt her.
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He commodified his charm and tried to outrun his Black identity.
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As you might imagine, it's got a little bit of charm.
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His charm lies in the way joy radiates from his flow.
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The mountain goats on Mount Fløyen add to the scenic charm.
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Ms. Sherman, seen in a short film, is pure regal charm.
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His plan was to charm his way into the right circles.
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Power, along with charm, is also an act in this novel.
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But for all its fabulous charm, "Tiffany's" can be nearly unwatchable.
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The charm of another era permeates the courtroom, opened in 1935.
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Eisenhower was hardly the only public figure to love charm bracelets.
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People assume he has no charm, so maybe he's really smart.
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"It is my good luck charm, which adds security," she said.
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And I'm happy to report that it worked like a charm.
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Compliment this person's wit, sense of humor, social connections, and charm.
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But its charm is being a very imperfect, straightforward rock record.
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Like a true daughter of Venus, her charm is utterly irresistible.
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For a while, it was part of the lodge's, um, charm.
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Over that time, he has frequently been celebrated for his charm.
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If that was the true intent, it worked like a charm.
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Despite my persuasive nature and charm, I was not granted access.
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His charm and magnetism amount to a kind of moral authority.
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Charm, she points out, can't be Googled; it must be cultivated.
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And now for three danceable minutes, packed with joy and charm.
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Canadian charm will probably go into overdrive sometime around late June.
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Stuart Whitman was known for his rugged roles and handsome charm.
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Still, you know what they say: the 45th time's a charm.
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The buzzy New York label Lorod continues to charm fashion's elite.
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But for many, the blusterings of Boris have lost their charm.
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Eventually, the charm of my inexperience lost its appeal to him.
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Now she is charm personified, now she is a cool priestess.
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Suddenly his reputation was in tatters and his charm offensive undermined.
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Will the third time be the charm for Jon S. Corzine?
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West of Invercargill, Riverton was a small town big on charm.
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Neither of them has been invested with extraordinary charm or pluckiness.
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Receipts for purchases are handwritten, which adds an old-school charm.
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But its limitations are supposed to be part of its charm.
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The region's bucolic charm has been undermined by other major projects.
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For "Bad Boys for Life," the third weekend was the charm.
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As the years went on, Barneys lost some of its charm.
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But inefficiency is part of baseball's charm; it is eminently available.
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He pointed to the carousel, adding, "We haven't lost the charm."
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" Adding to the charm was that "mostly old people eat here.
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There is a certain charm to independently owned stores and restaurants.
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First time was great; second time perhaps not the charm there.
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Critics felt that "Notes from the Underbelly" lacked chemistry and charm.
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Tunis has the shabby Mediterranean charm of a southern-Italian city.
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But the charm of the capital belies its dark economic underbelly.
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Kim didn't hesitate to brag about her son's charm and intelligence.
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Johnson can be cringeworthy, but that's also part of his charm.
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You can charm and flirt your way into power very gracefully.
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"A Legendary Christmas" is endearingly cheesy, thanks to John Legend's charm.
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For Amy Klobuchar, the second time may not be a charm.
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However, where Mr. B. was charm incarnate, Peter was a basher.
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That's when their buttery, cheesy charm is at its most pronounced.
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But not everyone is buying into Kim Jong Un's charm offensive.
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It has more charm than the ones made with a computer.
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"Onstage, he exuded simplicity, charisma and charm," she said by email.
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"We chose to go back to this interface because I think there was a lot of charm to those old graphic adventures, and a lot of modern adventures don't have that same charm to them," says Gilbert.
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You go to small towns and there's no charm there any longer.
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Roasting the mushrooms, in particular, lends this dish its earthy, heady charm.
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Your gentle voice and charm that lit up the world around you.
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And Gosling certainly had his own moments to charm the assembled press.
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Sure, the app has charm, but its long-term appeal is questionable.
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I am hoping the term 3rd time is a charm is true.
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For many the drive is part of the charm of visiting Askot.
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When I met him, you do get, like, hit with the charm.
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But here, again, Cumberbatch tempers the doctor's arrogant brilliance with unforced charm.
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The placid charm that masks layers of virulent narcissism and misogynistic rage.
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The Southern Charm star met Johansson at Colin Jost's 35th birthday party.
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He thinks he can charm Putin into behaving like a normal leader.
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Suspect is armed with dangerous looks, charm, high intelligence and acting range.
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Few manage to capture the charm and magic of Mojang's phenomenon, though.
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Is three a crowd, or will the third time be a charm?
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He's already failing to charm Axe with his attempts at "telestrator" jokes.
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But none had quite the old-school charm of I Am Setsuna.
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Southern Charm fans have seen the last of Ashley Jacobs this season.
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These charm offensives keep bad laws from becoming worse ones, insiders say.
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Belarus doesn't look like other cats, but that's part of his charm.
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Untitled Goose Game's charm extends beyond its looks and into the gameplay.
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" She added: "Timing is such a big deal … third time's a charm!
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If your slice comes with the charm, you're royalty for the day.
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Hell, there wasn't a loop to attach a little Rilakkuma charm to.
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" She added, "Timing is such a big deal… third time's a charm!
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With her Lucille Ball-like off-beat charm, Pons reels you in.
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Wingardium Leviosa — the levitating charm This is another mashup of multiple inflluences.
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It was a blueprint from Ye Olde Weinstein playbook: charm and threaten.
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I think it's obvious how much charisma, intelligence and charm Rachel embodies.
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Trump's charm will be no match for her husband's anti-woman record.
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Mr van der Staaij's charm has given the party a gentler image.
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Wanya Morris is known for delivering boy band charm since the 90s.
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The limited-edition ornament and charm are inspired by the Rockettes' costume.
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It is also engaged in a charm offensive to attract private investors.
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If he campaigned with charm, he seems ready to govern with steel.
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Raymond Kethledge, an outdoorsman who managed to charm Trump in his interview?
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I stayed up late to watch a re-run of Southern Charm.
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The sisters are launching 16 handbag styles and two purse charm styles.
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Rose Marie Cromwell: Coconut oil, notepad, and a secret good luck charm.
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He has that puppy dog kind of charm, and is lovably goofy.
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This is a new paradigm, one that puts charm before bona fides.
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"Things weren't optimized and that was part of the charm," he says.
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For me, it's a nice balance of frontier charm and modern lines.
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There's not a single artificial note in her performance, just raw charm.
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To introduce this feature, Jobs really turned up the reality distortion charm.
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But the artist sows charm amidst the chaos of his digital abstractions.
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To American ears, British accents have power. Intelligence. Passion. Charm. Class. Sincerity.
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Paul Bettany has got that English-accented charmy charm thing going on.
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Deirdre is the only conquest who doesn't instantly melt under Philip's charm.
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Will she have Matt Smith's manic bravado or David Tennant's brooding charm?
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What Bait may lack in depth it makes up for in charm.
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While briefly dating Kathryn, I never met the cast of Southern Charm.
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Ashley Jacobs is hopeful that her time on Southern Charm isn't over.
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His charm and toughness showed the world that we were no pushovers.
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Oh's charm never wore off, even towards the end of the ceremony.
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Maybe the fourth time will be the charm for net neutrality policy.
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With an easy, affable charm and flawless delivery, he told their story.
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But the easy charm Mrs Clinton displays in private is seldom evident.
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Even Joseph Gordon-Levitt's charm can't keep a struggling media business afloat.
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But Øyehaug proceeds with a simplicity and a frankness that quickly charm.
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And finally, to really charm, you have to do it all quickly.
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That the dance settles into patterns here is part of its charm.
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Its charm lies in the way it shows these children growing up.
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But it's not just charm that's granted Parvati an online fan club.
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In truth, peevishness has its own irritating charm in books about Hollywood.
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The fact that it's an inaccurate distortion has more charm to us.
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For him, his distinctive bright gold helmet serves as his lucky charm.
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Sadly, Kelly isn't alone in being the target of Trump's special charm.
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In Syria and in Western capitals, this charm offensive is less effective.
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The ride can get real wacky, but that's part of the charm.
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A charm offensive ensued, as officers kept visiting him with different proposals.
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But Usher's deeper charm is a more old-fashioned sense of yearning.
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Throughout that campaign, the press emphasized his personal charm and scrupulous intelligence.
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They love the charm of the local barista cooking up their brews.
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A set of playful mugs that add some charm to their cabinets
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The US got a two-week version of the same charm offensive.
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"Charm Syndrome Man can be your work colleague or friend," she wrote.
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It was like being hit with a wall of charm and legs.
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Carolina, a boyish trial lawyer with jury-pleasing charm (John Edwards) knocked
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Yet none have the buccaneering charm or rhetorical powers of Mr. Johnson.
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Part two of the Southern Charm reunion airs Thursday at 9 p.m.
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But for people like Lewis, that was all part of the charm.
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In its own way, this is part of The Americans' peculiar charm.
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The head of New Zealand's government likewise has a floppy, casual charm.
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In a pinch, a Snake keychain ($370) doubles as a mobile charm.
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You'll find it very easy to charm people with your creative talents!
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The charm of the MIDI drawing is in its embodiment of sounds.
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Nostalgic charm aside, Landline is a thoughtful and complex examination of family.
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" Schwarzenegger badgered Corden a little further and said: "Forget this English charm.
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She was known for her intoxicating charm and her busy social schedule.
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"It had charm, rarity and a role in automotive history," she said.
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But the casual, unstaged nature, he said, is part of the charm.
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Eccentricity and charm abound in this documentary about the rare book world.
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Her job was to chill and frighten, not to charm and seduce.
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Charm will not extricate Canada's Justin Trudeau from a spreading political mess.
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He has a weird charm, but he gives Jane the heebie jeebies.
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Leonard's charm as a star is that his work ethic is limitless.
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But its unwieldy, occasionally baffling progression has a charm all its own.
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That the phenomenon extends to perfect strangers is part of the charm.
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Mr. Buffett dispensed wise advice and spoke with occasional self-effacing charm.
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The charm can't be remanufactured, and I hope it opens again soon.
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There's no doubting the pair's excellence as technicians and charm as performers.
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In her notes she writes, 'I was into his intelligence and charm.
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The word is now used to signify places of prestige or charm.
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And it's in these scenes that the movie exhibits the most charm.
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The outdoor space is where the real charm of this property lies.
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The hospital here exudes all the charm of a double-wide trailer.
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"Third time's a charm!" she told PEOPLE in May of last year.
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"I was taken in by his charm," Mikhael says in the documentary.
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To prepare, experts gave him a crash course in humility and charm.
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But charm, along with a pathological persistence, got him a long way.
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"I'm a charm, circle them with love, kind of guy," he said.
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The original West Sacramento location retains the charm of a Western relic.
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Times Insider Jacques Chirac had a habit of turning on the charm.
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Times Insider Jacques Chirac had a habit of turning on the charm.
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In his vulnerable, mildly devilish charm, we see why he's so beloved.
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Passion, talent, originality, charm — all lacking in Monsieur Bovary, but not love.
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It's very diminutive but there's a certain charm and elegance to it.
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"Hooten & the Lady" tries for madcap adventure but settles for mild charm.
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The story's lightness is, in a sense, the source of its charm.
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Part of the charm of mead is that people like exploring it.
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To add to the charm, the apartment has an issue with stinkbugs.
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No matter the date, a third election may not be the charm.
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We will be trying it out soon, hoping to charm the neighborhood.
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There were some notes of discord during Pence's six-hour charm offensive.
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Charm is never a substitute for actually knowing what you are doing.
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It was praised from start to finish for its brilliance and charm.
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" Still, he argued, "You cannot retrieve [that charm] from his old movies.
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The question of the week is this: Did Zuckerberg's charm offensive work?
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A charm offensive versus a propaganda drive, with nuclear ambitions at stake.
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"Maybe someone's seventh term is the charm?" he added of Ms. Clarke.
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There's a certain charm to it because it's a really old building.
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And instead of being a distraction, it added to the show's charm.
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He'll pitch tents, charm snakes, and attempt to part the Red Sea.
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"There's this charm that we don't want to lose," Mayor Wilson said.
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I do not mean by charm, prettiness, but an appreciation of beauty.
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Slight, pokey, and minor though it is, it radiates an adorable charm.
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I lost my OU (Oklahoma University) charm on a recent work trip (the chain broke and the charm disappeared into the abyss that is Des Moines, Iowa), so I stop into James Avery to get a new one.
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No wonder the mother of the current owner succumbed to its magnetic charm.
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Still, wandering alone among fossils of giant extinct fish has its own charm.
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It's no Destiny 2 live action trailer, but it has its own charm.
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That was six months before the Southern Charm cameras picked up in September.
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Germany is also on a charm offensive to attract finance jobs from Britain.
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Kevin Smith's first, self-financed movie hasn't really lost any of its charm.
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Kevin Smith's first, self-financed movie hasn't really lost any of its charm.
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She also appeared to be wearing the "C" charm again at the airport.
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From his initial charm to his subsequent gaslighting, Parker's behavior is textbook toxic.
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Can Adams follow DiCaprio's lead and prove that the sixth time's the charm?
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For more of Prince's charm, check out The Florida Project in theaters now.
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The word originates from the French "mascotte," which means a talisman or charm.
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On Wednesday, she hit TV screens wearing this: Third time's a charm Amazing.
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Instead, Higgins did what Bachelor contestants do best: He turned on his charm.
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But that final factor's always been a big part of the series' charm.
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Meanwhile, Conan O'Brien found a special way to capture Bowie's charm and wit.
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She also appeared to be wearing the "C" charm again at the airport.
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NEW YORK (Reuters Breakingviews) - Maybe third time is a charm for Michael Ferro.
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Our source says, in this case, the third time is NOT a charm.
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Finally, how does Mitsuko feel about North Korea's charm offensive at the Olympics?
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Learn to manage your time and watch your charm or knowledge stats rise.
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Charm is going to be his best bet at success on the show.
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He was an outgoing man with a quick wit and a ready charm.
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For now, Japan has been left out of North Korea's recent charm offensive.
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That's part of the charm of our game, that there is a randomness.
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WESTPORT "Three's a Charm," works by Bill Armstrong, Clara Fialho and Catherine Howe.
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Judging by Wen's look, we'd say the third time really is the charm.
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She is a mystery, and that — along with her talent — is her charm.
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A small heart charm emblazoned with a "W" in honor of Prince William.
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Avis — charm that creates a flock of birds This one is quite literal.
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The drama on Southern Charm is starting to spill over to social media.
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"Edith Piaf and Maurice Chevalier: Passion and Charm," performance by Sylvie Boisel. Feb.
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"I can assure you Catherine 4th time is not a charm," he joked.
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Critics will call it doom laden and pessimistic, lacking in humor or charm.
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This kid isn't the first frazzled student to charm the internet this year.
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"Eighth time is the charm," Frohnmayer joked as he pointed out its features.
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Attach ribbon, then tie one charm onto the base of each wine glass.
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She's six feet tall in her bare feet and exudes elegance, charm, grace.
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And, it seems like a good luck charm, Antoine already scored a goal!
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It's neither beautiful in the conventional sense, nor possessing a tangible, individual charm.
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Second Time's A Charm Packing for the traditional Bachelor franchise is notoriously tricky.
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Prince Harry turned on the royal charm during his visit to Denmark Wednesday.
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Potter devotees know that a Patronus charm calls up a person's spirit guide.
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On the surface, he was a good-looking athlete with charm and intelligence.
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He has tattoos and a certain kind of charm some women found alluring.
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Nick Jonas is taking his charm from the stage to the big screen.
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But what can Mr Macron really hope to gain from this charm offensive?
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"The story's charm disguises the invasion of privacy at its heart," Cross said.
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Vichai, 60, showed a knack for winning people over with charm and largesse.
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She's a woman who uses her beauty and charm to achieve financial security.
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"It worked like a charm the first time I tried it," Moore said.
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Believe it or not but that s*** looses it's charm after a while.
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His brand of wild-man charm is evident throughout Blood, Bones, and Marrow.
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But the space, color, and insouciant charm are more reminiscent of Mary Heilmann.
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"Without the prison, the shop may lose its charm," Warden Hernik tells me.
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But it's unclear how far the new president's charm offensive will get him.
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Egg digests it, and his charm goes up, because that's how it works.
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Adding to the fish's freakish charm are the Tully monster's cute little eyes.
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You know what they say about sexual harassment consequences: fifth time's the charm.
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Southern Charm star Dennis, 27, filed documents in Charleston, South Carolina, on Oct.
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The sand in the charm can be customized to her favorite beach, too.
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The companies hope the third time's the charm courtesy of the Trump administration.
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It's part of the format and it's part of the charm of it.
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Theresa May, Britain's new prime minister, continued her Brexit charm offensive this week.
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That is its charm, as it takes in painting, poetry and ancient history.
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My wife and I tested this recently and it worked like a charm.
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Will the second time be the charm for President Trump and Republican leadership?
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And he's a certified superstar with talent, charm and good looks to spare.
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Bonnie became my dear friend and always exuded charm and practical good sense.
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In person, she displays both charm and sharper political instincts than her opponent.
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Side by side, business and charm, the modern world and the old world.
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Otherwise, their charm takes on a selfishness that makes interactions all about them.
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For a few weeks, HQ's shambolic DIY vibe was part of its charm.
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I don't doubt that he would have unleashed a charm offensive on Trump.
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Decorated in bright colors and butterflies, this suite's charm is in its design.
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The women, meanwhile, have captured hearts not just with their charm and openness.
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On the other hand, critics panned "Critters Attack!" for lacking energy and charm.
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"His charm is so contagious, vaccines have been created for it," one said.
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He had looks and, she imagined, charm; she liked the way he dressed.
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Its low prices and endearing nautical charm made it the better option overall.
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For Adidas and Arizona Iced Tea, the second time might be the charm.
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Mr. Morris's choreography deconstructs and distills the poetic legend with charm and taste.
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Eventually I realized I loved the city too, with its surreal, decayed charm.
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The scene has charm and pathos, but whether it's credible is another matter.
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Plus, she can do it all with four times the charm and style.
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Daniel Radcliffe didn't have a love charm when it came time for dating.
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But it still works like a charm, and I still play it regularly.
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But back to the women: As they say, the fourth time's the charm.
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I can get into places, I use my charm, and I'm always smiling.
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But doing it well, with imagination, charm, and panache, is another matter entirely.
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Dragonring's near-madness is part of its charm, just look at that cover!
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We made charm bracelets for each other as symbols of our shared strength.
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Most of that content is trying to recapture the charm of previous games.
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She is predictably partisan, shallow and humorless; completely devoid of charm or style.
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"Twitches" (2005) has the familiar charm of the Mowry twins but with magic.
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The 640-square foot millworker's bungalow, built in 1908, came with rustic charm.
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Its main street, lined with shops and inns, maintains that old-world charm.
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We like: The vintage charm found throughout the property that never compromises quality.
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When the decorator was in top form, few could resist his madcap charm.
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Yes, it is a gas station, but that only adds to the charm.
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But despite her life in high society, de Ribes embodies an earthly charm.
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From a jewelry designer's standpoint, the challenge of creating a charm is considerable.
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It's a lucky charm and every time I wear it I feel empowered.
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When that happens, all of the other stuff only adds to the charm.
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Pooh is a famous yellow bear and favorite good-luck charm of Hanyu.
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If cupping is a sort of lucky charm for Phelps and others, fine.
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Three cats — sometimes tiptoeing over the books on the tables — add some charm.
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Much of its charm lies in Tan's ironic irreverence as the film's narrator.
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"Ferro was on a charm offensive with major players in Hollywood," she said.
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But she was enchanted by his clean-cut good looks and easy charm.
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Judging by Mr. Trump's public comments, the closed-door charm offensive was working.
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But beneath its rustic beauty and ice-cream-company charm lies financial hardship.
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And how can you possibly get sanctions relief without pursuing a charm offensive?
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Sydney's natural beauty and charm — and its promotion of those assets — are unparalleled.
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The Berliner Ensemble's versatile Andreas Döhler plays Stanley gruffly, without any rakish charm.
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She was mesmerized by his energy, his humor and his almost primitive charm.
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But the remark comes with such a disarming smile and so much charm.
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The deal failed despite a charm offensive by Jack Ma, the Chinese internet.
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The Delano has lost its charm and has lost a very loyal customer.
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For those things it'll have to depend on its authors and its charm.
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"It just sort of adds to the charm of it," Mr. Rowe said.
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These intimate 21960th-century lodgings offer belle-epoque charm and top drawer amenities.
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The couple craved the neighborhood's charm, small-scale walkability, unique shops and restaurants.
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But it's a small hiccup in a children's book that bursts with charm.
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It was, like, my good luck charm for traveling before I had kids.
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Yet Nashik's lack of a tourist-industrial complex is part of its charm.
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For three decades running, Mr. Harrelson's excess has been part of his charm.
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Belgium can't help being Belgium, and that is the heart of its charm.
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The gay performer Daniel Alexander Jones is filled with good will and charm.
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Six months and one charm offensive later, Mr. Trump is singing Boeing's praises.
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It's beauty is captivating, its driving experience almost transcendental and its charm unavoidable.
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Then, she meets Amber (Ellie Duckles), whose charm masks her more sinister side.
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"I was not seeing the charm in any of them," Ms. Axen said.
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Braving the cold is part of the charm of living in the Midwest.
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The first installments of the "Pirates" franchise conquered skepticism with exuberance and charm.
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"Third time's the charm," Buck reportedly joked once the music was finally going.
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Bookish and serious, he sometimes lacks the charm or charisma of his competitors.
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The stories, by M.R. James, Charles Dickens and others, offer chills — and charm.
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The number of homicides in Baltimore, nicknamed "Charm City," began rising in 22018.
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She was understandably in high spirits that night and exuded charm and warmth.
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The charm offensive One week after Iowa, Perez was back on Capitol Hill.
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We rejected some wines that were overbearingly acidic — punishingly tart and lacking charm.
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Her smile and charm could get her into events and past police cordons.
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Foster's charm is not cloying; it's as clear and unaffected as her complexion.
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That philosophy lost its roguish charm when democracy itself was up for grabs.
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"Not knowing exactly what it was was part of the charm," Crain writes.
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Taking a lead for the third time was the charm for the Blues.
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The triangle charm in the middle can come in either gold or silver.
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Even when he fluffs a hoop trick as Candy Cane, he has charm.
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Third time's the charm But that moment was equaled or eclipsed by Rep.
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The city has maintained its traditional charm while becoming a vibrant, modern city.
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It was apparently part of Mr. Trudeau's charm offensive against the Trump administration.
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Best of all is Finnegan, played with a runaway charm by Glen Powell.
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And in Hollywood, well, the distractions only seemed to add to the charm.
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But who knows, perhaps the third acquisition will be a charm for MySpace.
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The previous owners had "really stripped out the prewar charm," Ms. Boardman said.
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But the near-bagginess of the film is part of its initial charm.
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The third year of a presidential term, it seems, has been the charm.
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She responds to the press corps firmly but with a genuine southern charm.
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But some worry the project could damage an island's rural charm and environment.
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But even as the pot gets bigger, its low-key charm remains intact.
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"Not knowing exactly what it was was part of the charm," Crain writes.
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But over time, Bayonne, where Mr. Saks has relatives, began to charm him.
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Mr. Holonics captures Oskar's magnetism and his cunning: His performance oozes serpentine charm.
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Lawyers and prosecutors speculated that Mr. Persico's strategy was to charm the jury.
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Once they see it, there's a charm about it that they just love.
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History has shown charm to be the final ambition of the leisure class.
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He modeled for Americans how to be political with grace, charm, and humor.
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To watch it is to experience nearly five minutes of concentrated, inescapable charm.
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Everything in the Amusement Park is a crazy fiction — that is its charm.
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Part of The Masked Singer's charm is just how ramshackle it can feel.
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It's all fittingly outfitted with kitschy green screen effects and low budget charm.
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Yes, there are some very funny moments, and Eastwood retains plenty of charm.
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Humor was an undeniable part of Ali's charm, especially in his social commentary.
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Hey, with the way he's been playing ... might be a good luck charm.
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Iron Man shouldn't work, but its very unlikeliness is part of its charm.
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Like, you'd hang a hamsa charm on your front door to keep away negative energy, wear a hamsa charm on a necklace/keychain for good luck, and a lot of drivers have hamsa charms on their rearview mirrors for protection.
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The patronus charm, a cross between a spirit animal and a good-luck charm, is one of the many bits of "Harry Potter" lore that fans continue to debate and celebrate nearly two decades after the first book was published.
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At Links of London, you will find an 18-karat gold vermeil charm inspired by the currency of imperial China, meant to bring wealth and prosperity, and an enamel orchid charm inscribed with the Chinese characters for happiness ($95 each).
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While on Southern Charm, Ravenel ran as an independent candidate against incumbent Lindsey Graham.
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Where did the idea for the individualized guardians of the Patronus charm come from?
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After the arrest, it was announced that Ravenel would not return to Southern Charm.
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However, her aggro-charm has undoubtedly proved a hit among a niche fan base.
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He's impervious to June's form of power – a wily charm with subtle Machiavellan ministrations.
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I think they may have called me up to be her good luck charm.
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Now it's 2016, and the jaggy, low-poly look has a certain charm again.
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During your youth, you probably shared an affinity for charm necklaces with your BFF.
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Yet although he is capable of immense charm, Mr Johnson is a solitary figure.
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He hired Beltway advisers to give him a crash course in humility and charm?
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It's sappy, annoying, overly reliant on the musical charm of bells and creepily religious.
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Then I watch a couple of episodes of Flavor of Love Girls: Charm School.
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Southern Charm New Orleans' Reagan Charleston and husband Jeff Charleston are calling it quits.
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Though his political career was short-lived, Thomas gained fame through Bravo's Southern Charm.
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My friends would describe me as an aphrodisiac with unmatched charisma and charm, probably.
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For Kinshasa's weary drivers, dealing with the police requires charm, negotiation skills and unflappability.
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She's even more successful winning customers over with her charm instead of her ire.
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People meander through this forest, as if lured by the charm of the light.
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Yet despite his reputation for private charm, he has mostly failed to appear presidential.
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Part of Shine's charm is that he's not slick and he doesn't glad-hand.
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That's a good thing; the lo-fi look is undeniably part of Polaroid's charm.
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A sporting enthusiast with a constantly alert intelligence, good looks, and a spontaneous charm . . .
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Bay windows, built-in bookshelves, and swoon-worthy moldings give it an inimitable charm.
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Mario + Rabbids isn't just a great strategy game brimming with charm and clever ideas.
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Mr Scheer's supporters are counting on his charm to infuse Harperism with new life.
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WESTPORT "Three's a Charm," works by Bill Armstrong, Clara Fialho and Catherine Howe. Jan.
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Known as the Hostess City, Savannah appears like a postcard of idyllic Southern charm.
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Gaffes used to be part of his charm for a certain type of Democrat.
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This sort of absurdity is part of the charm of the beautifully impractical Chiron.
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It strips back the more game-y parts, but keeps the story and charm.
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BOHEMIA "Edith Piaf and Maurice Chevalier: Passion and Charm," performance by Sylvie Boisel. Feb.
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The bag is Chanel, and I have my little fur Karl Lagerfeld Fendi charm.
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And really, who can steel themselves against the dad-like charm of Hector Elizondo?
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It's best to pack the charm and leave the Donald Trump misogyny back home.
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It's a lot more attention than the small town with charm is used to.
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Critics have called out the movie for over-emphasizing Bundy's charm and good looks.
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Wills, a Black man with limitless charm, on the other hand, isn't like that.
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At just 5 years old, Prince George already knows how to charm a crowd.
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Melania cannot charm away the hateful things her husband has said about other women.
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Press play to see how to add a little charm to your stemware, too.
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Her charm and likability are evident even after just a few seconds on camera.
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" Lane, however, changed his tune this time around, conceding to the sequel's "musty charm.
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Madison is the second Southern Charm cast member to face serious sexual misconduct allegations.
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If your wedding dreams are full of Southern charm, Reese Witherspoon has you covered!
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But there's a strange throwback charm to the simplicity and idiocy of these villains.
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Olindo, 26, previously dated her Southern Charm costar Craig Conover, 30, for three years.
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" Savannah, Georgia "This sweet southern city exudes "Southern Charm" at every twist and turn.
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She's so effusive about his charm and suavity that it makes Han deeply insecure.
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Cozmo was the coolest kid's gift last year and it hasn't lost its charm.
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It works like a charm – unless your spouse has secretly ordered something for you!
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The second time is not the charm for former Drake & Josh star Drake Bell.
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You'll fall for his openness and amicability, for her dry wit and charm (again).
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Kathryn Dennis knows how to make a statement at a Southern Charm reunion show.
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It was his charm and his charisma that won her heart from the start.
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The Mega Sg's default UI is sparse, yet still oozes with retro, pixelated charm.
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The device itself is a circular charm that's roughly the size of a quarter.
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While it is sweat resistant, the thick charm did a number on my collarbone.
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"I definitely know how to turn on the sex charm," she says, which, same.
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Inside the charm, wearers can place a fragrance that acts like long-lasting perfume.
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But as the Sydney Morning Herald reports, it seems the 13th time's the charm.
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He obliges, putting on his classic charm offensive and confirming he's 37 years old.
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Oyerinde hopes that the third time is a charm with his new project, Campuswire.
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Read more: Supergirl is no Kryptonian rom com, but it's full of goofy charm
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Looks like O.J. isn't that much of a good luck charm after all ... whodathunkit?
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Second time's a charm -- or as her 'New Jack' character, Keisha, might put it ...
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She had worked in sales before and was a wiz at presentation and charm.
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Charm School Vintage, 1111 E. 11th St. #150, Austin, TX; 512-524-0166. 3.
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It's gonna be the old Southern just class to it while also funky charm.
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" The third jolt of caffeine was the charm... the fourth is simply, "Woo... OKAY!
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This week has a been full of happy news for the Southern Charm cast.
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Zoe Lev Jewelry Personalized Gothic Initial Charm Necklace in 14K Yellow Gold, $570; neimanmarcus.
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It's a tad inconvenient, but adds to the whole retro charm of the category.
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Theron has all the charm and sex appeal the Bond franchise is known for.
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Not only does Buffett support those teams, he's somewhat of a good luck charm.
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The Panono's charm is, of course, the ability to throw it in the air.
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Functionality aside, the best thing about the NES30 Arcade Stick might be its charm.
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What they can offer is the strange and decadent charm of self-created value.
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It was the sheer hood charisma dripping over trap beats with pure, undeniable charm.
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His interpretation and stylistic approach was often in the vein of Zappa's own charm.
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Well, Venus in Sag will help you charm your way into a new position.
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But this is the sort of show whose kinks are part of its charm.
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Here's hoping the fifth time is a charm when it comes to vanquishing Nyquist.
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Adding to its charm, it comes in 12 lovely colors that kids will adore.
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Lopez Obrador's third bid for the presidency this July may be the lucky charm.
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Their whole conversation is interesting and inspiring and spilling over with pure, unadulterated charm.
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The home is three bedrooms, three-and-a-half bathrooms, and all French charm.
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"We love the Old World charm of the building and the heritage," said Hilfiger.
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"I don't know what good luck charm (McCaskill) carries around," said Missouri state Rep.
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He failed last week to cross the Channel, but second time was a charm.
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The accident comes as North Korea seemingly is engaged in a diplomatic charm offensive.
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But there's something about the game's charm and structure that help it stand out.
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Pleasant Street, part of the city's Market Square, has no shortage of Colonial charm.
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Yet "The Jamb" has a rough charm precisely because of its flaws and stumbles.
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The park has been undergoing renovations to improve facilities while keeping its original charm.
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This North Carolina wedding venue embodies Southern elegance with a hint of rustic charm.
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Mr. West shoots from the hip; it's the source of much of his charm.
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Mexico presidential election The third time was the charm for Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador.
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Still, the park's charm was tangible from day one, and vintage photos prove it.
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Football fans will be watching to see if the second time is the charm.
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Federal Reserve Chairman Jay Powell continued his charm offensive on Capitol Hill on Tuesday.
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But Professor Blake said that Mr. Harper's lack of charm ultimately overshadowed his policies.
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There is the squat "not quite but sort of retro" bulldog charm, of course.
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"Sergio Marchionne isn't a charm school graduate," Mr. Dias said at a news conference.
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What the 2019 version does retain of the classic is its aww-worthy charm.
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He stopped in Altoona, Pa. Will the second time be the charm for Hardiman?
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It's basically a mini-golf game with Kirby trappings and that inimitable Kirby charm.
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The foreign press calls him the "French Trudeau" for his charm and progressive values.
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Katie Crutchfield's music videos as Waxahatchee always tend towards a sort of DIY charm.
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Since The Sorcerer's Stone, that's been a key aspect of the series' irresistible charm.
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She has her usual charm, peppering in questions about Selina's plastic surgery and menopause.
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The store continued to charm me for its attention to detail and decorative additions.
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The colorful buildings on Paducah's Main Street instill the town with old-world charm.
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He was so charming, Donnersmarck, so Gerhard felt he was betrayed by his charm.
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Luckily Dare is played by Ms. Shelton, an actress with smarts and irrepressible charm.
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Where the movie succeeds best is as an illumination of her charm and spirit.
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It works like a charm, and I'm out like a light by 83 p.m.
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They have their own trendless radical sound and charm, and they are simply fantastic!
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"He had a pair of eyes that would charm anyone," Ms. Vassell, 261, said.
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Cray himself also buoys these scenes with his particular blend of stubbornness and charm.
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It attacks every piety in its purview — without ever losing its inimitable screwball charm.
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Well, he must have changed his mind, and the third time proved the charm.
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" Ever the realist, however, she cautiously added, "Charm lasts only if there are results.
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Mr. Rodriguez displays neither the menace nor the charm of an abuser like Keaton.
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I know people hate on it and stuff, but there's a charm to it.
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Today, "Highlander" fans still find charm in the cheesy special effects and bombastic plotting.
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Yet for all these moments, Mr. Bush could exhibit a gracious charm and authenticity.
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As if Venice wasn't already beautiful enough, the Lido only increases La Serenissima's charm.
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Gaines smile wide on a billboard enticing visitors with their modern, family-friendly charm.
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The next act was the charm-and-dazzle portion of the program — Steven Spielberg!
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If the charm offensive doesn't work, it may resort to smears and legal action.
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Eating them raw really is the best way to appreciate their sweet-tart charm.
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But even more than usual in "Merchant," people who initially charm us turn sour.
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But its charm never quite wears off, for reasons summed up in the title.
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Despite the charm of the performers, the movement seems to unravel before your eyes.
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If Kathryn Dennis seemed guarded during the Southern Charm reunion, it was on purpose.
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His charm offensive — ardently embraced by Mr. Moon — is quickly corroding Mr. Trump's leverage.
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But it's not clear that the charm offensive is having much of an impact.
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After her daughter was born, she bought a dainty pineapple charm bracelet on Etsy.
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The reason behind his charm, I think, lies in Sandler's distinct on-screen persona.
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The Duchess of Cambridge, adept at a public charm offensive, is a quiet booster.
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Mr. Forsythe's evening at the Shed has rigor and charm but not enough transcendence.
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Baghdad was crumbling everywhere but still had a charm and sometimes a cosmopolitan air.
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While Benz's execution is a little uneven, her unconventional tales consistently startle and charm.
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It all felt very quirky and abstract, with a heavy dose of Parisian charm.
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The dog became his "conduit to other people, his charm magnet," Mr. Henican said.
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Some third-party apps like Charm, created by a Twitter employee, provided this service.
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He has charm, yes, and smarts of a kind, but also a cruel streak.
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During Wednesday's Southern Charm episode, LeCroy claimed she had heard Rose gave Baird chlamydia.
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Fantasyland Charm Necklace by CRISLU, $125, available at shopDisneyThis necklace is well, quite charming.
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Now that he's gone, the third time could be the charm, according to analysts.
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Mark Zuckerberg's charm offensive, India's bold #MeToo moment and Russell Crowe has an auction.
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It was the idiosyncratic performances that gave the movie a charm that sidestepped caricature.
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Her floral dress for the Kate Spade fall 2018 presentation perfectly captures this charm.
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If you're signing somebody's book or an autograph, it just has a certain charm.
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One should certainly not underestimate the power of a location scout to charm homeowners.
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Its main principles focus on persuading people through charm and confidence rather than aggression.
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He struck Parker as impossibly cool, a sharp dresser with a certain louche charm.
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Despite their differences on a number of issues, the pair poured on the charm.
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The Avalon has that same charm that made me fall for the Town Car.
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VR selfies, like Snapchat filters, could easily lose their charm after a few tries.
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In Gatlinburg, it is the small-town charm of the Fantasy of Lights parade.
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Salieri's knack for making friends in high places suggests that he possessed considerable charm.
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They had that special lyrical charm you often find in Eastern European folk art.
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And yet "The Outer Space," for all its charm, could have gone irreparably wrong.
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But don't expect the city to lose its Rust Belt charm any time soon.
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So, the visit across the English Channel to France called for a charm offensive.
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That was their charm, and for much of last season, that was their edge.
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The smarts and charm he had always relied on reached their limits in court.
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"I watched 185 Mike Bloomberg ads," by Justin Peters Ranking the Bloomberg charm offensive.
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All the singing and dancing adds charm to La La Land, to be sure.
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The off-the-rack costume is crucial to his low-key charm and vibe.
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This ancient town on the Vietnamese coast has charm, history and beauty to spare.
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"We wanted the charm, warmth and intimacy of a brownstone," Mr. Trabucco-Campos said.
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Further weighing down the count's charm is A Gentleman in Moscow's occasionally clunky voice.
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The best food at Hwa Yuan tries to impress through charm, not arm-twisting.
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So Wednesday, he changed back to his good-luck charm: teammate Matt Szczur's bat.
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He had a particular kind of charm if he took a liking to you.
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Not that I'm complaining — unpredictability is a big part of The Good Place's charm.
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Still, when watching these two charming people charm one another via light flirtation, piano sex, and seduction by opera, it's clear that Pretty Woman is trying its best to charm its audience by providing a pleasant, even sedate evening at the theater.
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"The third time is the charm for the watch," said Bob O'Donnell of Techanalysis Research.
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Luckily, there's no mortal soul Meghan Markle can't charm — even those blessed by divine right.
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Each episode, Bourdain brought his homegrown wit, charm, and sense of humanity to his viewers.
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The second (third?) time just might be the charm for Emma Roberts and Evan Peters.
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It worked like a charm, and got her 12 showings in the first two days.
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With his confidence and charm, John carried the weight of history with an uncommon grace.
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I drop another $10 on a charm for a different anime series, Full-metal Alchemist.
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Felix knows it's a terrible idea, but Maeve turns on the charm, and he's toast.
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They have seen how the charm and simplicity of border life has slowly eroded away.
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When it comes to Fed rate hikes in 2017, three looks to be the charm.
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With his latest stint on The Bachelor, Nick Viall is hoping fourth time's the charm.
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The experience, the décor, and the layout is a bit haphazard, but full of charm.
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I eat while watching an episode of Charm School and fall asleep around 210:230.
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When Nick's signature "flirty, charm-y," razzle dazzle doesn't work, Leatherwood theorizes, something surprising happened.
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We had to find someone that matched her level of wow factor, charm, and heart.
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But at least, unlike the exaltation of Ted Bundy's abundant charm, it's a new one.
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Maybe he thought he could charm my socks off and I'd call off the hounds.
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When it comes to Fed rate hikes in 215, three looks to be the charm.
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I never would've imagined that something original with her charm would emerge in my life.
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And that's the charm of , search the Internet, that you have publications on the Internet.
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It's the prime example of what can happen when quality and charm work in synergy.
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A canine floating in a hot cappuccino, she says, simply won't have the same charm.
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But the pear-shaped instrument continues to charm audiences throughout the Arab world, and beyond.
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There's one easy way to get rid of those bad vibes: Sport a lucky charm.
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Sometimes I do a magic spell or tape a magic charm onto the computer somewhere.
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She even gave him a dime in change, which he kept as a lucky charm.
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When Southern Charm films its upcoming reunion episode, one key cast member will not present.
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The charm has something to do with the relish with which he narrates his despair.
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During his tour to promote the DC Comics classic, Momoa has been bringing the charm.
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It has an off-kilter charm, but it's not for everybody, or even most people.
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Where titles like Pokémon Quest have playful awareness and an aesthetic charm, Rumble has none.
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Ravenel's time on Southern Charm was marked by his tumultuous relationship with ex Kathryn Dennis.
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As he showed this week with Mr Putin, Mr Macron is not just about charm.
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The regime's founder, Hugo Chávez, was fond of quoting Mao Zedong to charm Chinese visitors.
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His charm offensive lowered tensions with America—and he made no real concessions in return.
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The editor of the Post, played by Ben Chaplin, has a slithering charm and menace.
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But so, too, is a charm offensive, using economic power as a tool of reassurance.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Picturesque charm and political energy characterize Eddie Arroyo's paintings.
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"This [government] charm offensive comes undone when you hear the Pope speak," Father Arriaga said.
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Unloved asset classes have at least one charm—they tend to sell at a discount.
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Solomon also noted that nostalgia plays a huge role in the charm of school reunions.
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It takes the charm of Bitmoji makes it cinematic — and my friends have taken notice.
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The time has come to say goodbye to one of the classic Lucky Charm marshmallows.
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The charm of all 450-plus episodes of Law & Order comes from its dependable formula.
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Or will Kevin's charm and the daily bakery grind make up for all that couture?
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So the charm of what Ibiza gained its reputation from is gone to an extent.
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Network executives who saw the reel were smitten with Lewis's personality and on-screen charm.
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He has lost his self-evident charm because he has lost some of his privilege.
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The other side: China has launched a charm offensive, wooing Panamanian politicians, professionals and journalists.
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But then the whole film is campy to the max, and therein lies its charm.
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Humphries' boyish charm stole Kim's heart, but his playfulness often caused rifts among family members.
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" Our best presidents, he said, handled the press with "grace, charm, candor and even humor.
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The mission has been scrubbed twice already, so maybe the third time is the charm?
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As remembrance tokens, guests found a small gold charm boxing glove at their place setting.
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Crossing Souls has a charm to it that isn't diminished by its lack of originality.
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Here's hoping that Reynolds will bring some of that classic Berg charm to his role...
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"Many times her bottom teeth stick out, which adds to her charm!" reads her bio.
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He and his wife discovered Morristown, a 15-minute drive away, and loved its charm.
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You need to charm people, and then it's nice to know what they find important.
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The dances — soft-shoe routines, ballroom turns and high-kicking promenades — have a period charm.
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"Three generations of Ravenels!" the Southern Charm star, 55, captioned the family photo on Sunday.
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Her sentences are more purposeful and articulate, without losing any of her charm and humor.
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Thomas Ravenel's alleged victim is speaking out following the Southern Charm star's release from jail.
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Superman was, if only because it allows its charismatic actors to occasionally smile and charm.
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Move over Prince George, there's another adorable royal baby that's set to charm the world!
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Whether you're looking for city luxury or remote rustic charm, you can find it here.
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He watches Vanderpump and Southern Charm with me, so I'll take what I can get.
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In fact, we hope the third time is not the charm, judging from past failures.
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Mr. Zuckerberg has prepared for his testimony with a crash course in charm and humility.
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That it could taste like something while containing nothing gave the drink its otherworldly charm.
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Here, with Hanks giving off his usual tense Midwestern charm, the story becomes more generic.
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What better way to charm your date than to work your magic in the kitchen?
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Raven, Vanessa and Rachel continue to blow me away with their charm, beauty and intellect.
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It's difficult not to be allured by the charm of British documentary maker Louis Theroux.
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We try to emphasize charm in obvious defects: protruding ears, uneven teeth, or teeth gaps.
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The promo ends with Viall trying to charm the contestants during their first cocktail party.
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And turns out, the fifth nomination is the charm for the 23-year-old actor.
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Why go: Cairo's high temperatures and ancient charm continue to draw in tourists every year.
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McGlinchey's, quite famously, has tiny/wet/horrific bathrooms, which is somehow part of its charm.
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Using "every color" in L'Oréal Paris's Boudoir Charm palette, he created a soft, smoky look.
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Could he tackle the Baywatch run with all the charm and grace of David Hasselhoff?
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The South African business community also lent its considerable might to the British charm offensive.
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Our map may lag behind the others but it makes up for it in... charm?
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Oscar season may feel like eons ago, but Jacob Tremblay's charm continues to keep giving.
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Warren's like that, he kind of holds the power… but it's part of his charm.
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Judging by the audience — and Mo's — reaction, the film hasn't lost any of its charm.
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For the Sex and the City movie franchise, the third time won't be the charm.
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For the older Nauman, adolescent humor may have finally lost its charm, though not entirely.
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A game like this can charm with its style, and Desert of Vice certainly does.
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It was a fun game that succeeded because of its charm and its dark humor.
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The show hasn't changed one bit, but its simplicity is really half of the charm.
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Everyone is getting along with you today and they are appreciating your beauty and charm.
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Check out the newest spot called "Charm Her," named for the advice we see Mrs.
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Mr. Simpson's talent was considerable, and it seems to have been exceeded by his charm.
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China has focused on Latin America as part of its charm offensive around the world.
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The Bygone in Baltimore, Maryland, offers traditional American fare and breathtaking views of Charm City.
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