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He ran a general store, dressed dapperly in American suits and was naturalized in 1921.
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"I wouldn't be caught dead in one of those," said Mark Kuria, a 45-year-old civil servant dressed dapperly in a well-cut suit.
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In the photo, Kash was placed in a backless booster car seat and dressed in a grey fleece jacket and khaki pants with his hair dapperly styled back.
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" Few tried to cross the rows of smartly dressed protesters—men in suits and dapperly tilted fedoras, bouffanted women carrying purses with picket signs proclaiming "DON'T BUY HERE.
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In addition to writing stories, he would appear on television and radio for the network and earned a reputation for being the "most dapperly dressed person," ESPN reported.
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"This is the biggest LCM yet since we started in 2012," said a dapperly dressed Dylan Jones, the committee's chairman and the editor of British GQ magazine, as he greeted guests.
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With his new buddy Cappy, Mario travels outside the confines of the Mushroom Kingdom to new places, gathering moons (the new star or shrine) to power Mario's top hat-shaped rocketship and continue on his quest of rescuing Princess Peach from a non-consensual marriage with a dapperly dressed Bowser.
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German film critic Gero Gandert provided an overview of the lively commentary among cinephiles that met the release of The Case of Lena Smith (German Title: Eine Nacht im Prater – One Night in the Park) when it opened Berlin on January 29, 1930. Critic and novelist Hans Sahl of the Montag Morgan (February 3, 1930) approvingly called the movie “one of the sharpest, most embittered settling of accounts with the spirit of the dapperly uniformed pre-war Habsburg monarchy.”Gandert, 2007. p. 247-248 Editor Heinz Pol of the Vossische Zeitung (February 3, 1930) praised Sternberg for transforming an otherwise light love story into a tragic tale of a woman's struggle to regain custody of her child. Pol's estimate of Sternberg's talent included praise for “that razor-sharp line between art and non-art.”Gandert, 2007. p.
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