There's just something about her that exudes femininity and strength.
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LIKE most technology tycoons, Elon Musk exudes disdain for finance.
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Without the rest of the poem, the line exudes camp.
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In conversation, Moran exudes a mixture of defiance and vulnerability.
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Aura Noire is an album that exudes indignation and aggression.
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But her work also exudes a personal, even poetic warmth.
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Though he's only 267, he exudes a calm, unflappable air.
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It exudes a sense of hope for a better tomorrow.
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The Manhattan is a bold, bourbon cocktail that exudes class.
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This exudes from his sensibility, music and even his tattoos.
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At 6 feet 3 inches, Dimitrov exudes a lithe athleticism.
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The scene exudes the specific quiet of being home alone.
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"More than anything, he exudes confidence out there," Price said.
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Yet the work exudes a theatricality that is all Bernstein.
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Even this "entry level" CLA250 exudes a wonderful, premium vibe.
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Still, it is Ethiopia that exudes the buzz these days.
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Grandeur exudes from the building the moment you step inside.
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Asimo exudes this fun, little sibling feeling that many people love.
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It all starts from within and then everything else exudes that.
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But "Puffs" exudes a jovial, winking fondness for all things Harry.
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Lead actor Ranveer Singh always exudes energy, even with simple movements.
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This is the type of actor who exudes confidence and irreverence.
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Frontman Matt Healy exudes a sort of chaotic rockstar aura, too.
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He exudes this restless curiosity in just about everything he does.
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It's not that she's a reticent singer, but she exudes humility.
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Even NYT Cooking's nomenclature for reader feedback exudes politeness and diplomacy.
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The red in "Untitled" (2011) exudes the polish of Japanese enameling.
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He is a compact, lithe man who exudes tremendous physical vitality.
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Wearing a patterned shirtdress and gleaming brass jewelry, she exudes style.
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The walkway exudes the same minimalism that is in their apartments.
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But he still exudes youthful dynamism, on and off the podium.
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Politically, Kaine could benefit from the sense of normalcy he exudes.
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Maintaining eye contact not only exudes confidence but also builds trust.
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Sure, Dragaux exudes all the dom energy of a sadistic trainer.
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David Gallo's set exudes an aura of both contingency and vibrancy.
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Time becomes spherical and exudes the deep glow of cogent busyness.
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Instead, the quiet decorum of his pictures exudes deeply felt involvement.
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And unlike SteamWorld Dig 2, it's an experience that exudes Metroid-ness.
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Filled with crunchy analysis, it exudes authority on a hugely neglected subject.
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Louis exudes the aroma of strong coffee and the fizz of champagne.
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McCarty's depiction of Patty Columbo exudes a similar aura of sexual power.
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Even the witch hunt over Hillary Clinton's emails exudes a double standard.
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With a natural, brushed finish, the Samsung SUHD exudes class and style.
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Yet among this film's surprises is that each scene still exudes affection.
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The project exudes a feeling of care, along with one of celebration.
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The hospital here exudes all the charm of a double-wide trailer.
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It is accurate, not effusive, to say that Ms. Peil exudes warmth.
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But what exactly is it about a sleek bob that exudes power?
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A grandfather and former television-news anchor, he exudes square-jawed credibility.
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UNIDENTIFIED FEMALE: I&aposm here because of all the hate that Trump exudes.
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She's six feet tall in her bare feet and exudes elegance, charm, grace.
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Tension exudes from the video as the two high performance athletes face off.
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In person, she exudes kindness, dishing humor and relatable truth in equal parts.
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The entire place exudes loftiness, in terms of both height and cultural aspiration.
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Farah's boyfriend, Borhene (Montassar Ayari), who plays the lute, exudes a hipster's cool.
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Mutants in Manhattan exudes the same vibe, and it hopefully features stronger gameplay.
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It exudes a prowling kind of confidence—Columbian courage of the highest order.
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Oshun exudes sensuality and all the qualities associated with fresh, flowing river water.
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I prefer basking in the delight he exudes when talking about my home.
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To me, he exudes a sense of entitlement, which I find off-putting.
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Played by Nazira Hanna, she exudes what might be called a passionate dispassion.
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Played by Salomé Richard, she exudes an energy that some might call coltish.
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In his own misty, grooving music, Mr. Turner exudes both composure and longing.
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Remind students their message should be matched by the emotion their voice exudes.
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My husband exudes masculinity when I watch him work in the emergency department.
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It's a lifestyle, a vibe, a way of being that exudes affability and sweetness.
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Golden State's floor leader, Curry, exudes the vibes of a beatnik, not a brawler.
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" Savannah, Georgia "This sweet southern city exudes "Southern Charm" at every twist and turn.
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In it, the woman's expression is solemn, her posture straight; she exudes quiet confidence.
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He exudes confidence in both English and Spanish, and his enthusiasm is immediately contagious.
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She exudes a shy, uncertain innocence, which Mr. Von Bruenchenhein captured with tender libidinousness.
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Hillary is portrayed by a black actress, Cheryl Lynn Bruce, who exudes convincing gravitas.
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Now he exudes self-confidence, in a way only men who were champions do.
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With its bright blue and red décor, the restaurant exudes a sense of beachiness.
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Have you ever met a man who "exudes the pale sweetness of a cashew"?
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Or the rising star Lucas Hedges, also 21, whose acting exudes anti-alpha softness.
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The provision "exudes deference to the president in every clause," the chief justice said.
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Yet Ms. Riley exudes the casual, instinctive authority of one to the proscenium born.
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Instead of accepting that prognosis he found a new therapist, Adriana, who exudes positivity.
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Each work exudes that rough, gritty, texture that only emerges on beat-up wood.
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The abundance of white space around words, photos, and playful doodles exudes a friendly calm.
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I hope this song exudes hope and self-love, because each of us deserves it.
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Mr. van Zweden is an accomplished artist and a feisty podium presence who exudes energy.
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Something about the elderly exudes a strong and powerful urge to want to sit down.
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He exudes confidence, born not of ego, but of gratitude knowing someone had his back.
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But she exudes the quiet confidence of an athlete at the top of her profession.
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Despite his youth, he exudes an aggressive American confidence with a well-tailored, European politesse.
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The caulipuffs don't say they're "healthy," but the bag exudes an general aura of health.
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" That same month, she told Elle: "A Hot Girl exudes self-love and self-confidence.
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Jerry exudes the kind of "don't give a fuck" attitude a person aspires to have.
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News Analysis BEIJING — Even in a moment of triumph, China's president, Xi Jinping, exudes anxiety.
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The love of Christ that dwells within your heart exudes from you like a sweet perfume.
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Instead, untainted by the last seven years of online discourse, she exudes a sort of purity.
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She exudes confidence, determination, and a bold style — and it's partly because of where she's from.
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She exudes it, but because we don't know her we don't really know what it is.
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Yet for all the power and wealth it exudes, the Lefkandi site has a murky side.
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Photographing books for Instagram is an art that exudes personality, and therefore, varies with each individual.
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Based on the aforementioned bro vibe she exudes, one might think she goes tobacco flavored pod.
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Now, Urban embodies Bones's cranky essence as confidently and effortlessly as Quinto exudes Spock's preternatural calm.
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John Hickenlooper exudes a refreshing level of candor that is rare in the 290 presidential hunt.
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Geno Auriemma, Charles's coach at Connecticut and with the national team, said Charles exudes leadership qualities.
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"Cancer is a natural nurturer who exudes 'I will take care of you' vibes," Biehl says.
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Prado Restaurante in Lisbon, Portugal, exudes vibrancy and freshness, which matches its commitment to seasonal ingredients.
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Silbermann's platform exudes the same non-flashy, non-pretentious energy that he does as a person.
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Torun exudes compassion for all the subjects of his film, no matter the number of legs.
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Unlike Girardi, who never quite seemed at ease, Boone exudes calm during his postgame news conferences.
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Ms. White's unique brand of jazz exudes confidence and an inherent sense of humor and relatability.
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"What the country needs is authenticity, truth, and I think he exudes that," Mr. Smith said.
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She cast the British musician and actor Johnny Flynn, who exudes a non-Regency sex appeal.
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In both capacities, she exudes a quiet but commanding serenity that defuses tensions and restores perspective.
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Ms. Toleubay exudes a positive attitude, and talks excitedly about her plans to study event planning.
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It's a tiny ball of ice and rock that exudes vapor when warmed by the sun.
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Home to the University of Wyoming, it exudes an energy that's at once young and quirky.
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And Lauren Graham as Lorelai still exudes infinite warmth and charm every second she's on camera.
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He's the sort of artist who exudes his love for music at a near constant rate.
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The Château de Castille epitomizes Locke's and Burke's definition of beauty: It exudes joy, cheerfulness and calm.
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"She has a real ruthless edge about her, a real toughness which she exudes," the coach said.
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So I tried to think of the most practical tech product that exudes absolutely no romantic sentiment.
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Though not as dour as Gordon Brown, Ms Davidson exudes an admirable disdain for such southern decadence.
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He exudes joy, but make no mistake, Kerr said, he has the same competitive wiring as Jordan.
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But Mr Bosher exudes patience: change will come because "the banking sector in Myanmar is so bad".
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Apart from the fact that she just exudes coolness, Richie doesn't let anything stand in her way.
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Each member of the Black Order exudes a fearsome presence every time they appear on the page.
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But while Cart Life is stressful—deliberately so— Where The Goats Are exudes a chill, hypnotic quality.
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With color as the central focus of this work, Dawkins exudes moods and feelings through palette alone.
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The new Fab Five exudes the energy and charisma characteristic of Queer Eye in its early iteration.
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The DNC leak exudes her "bad judgment" and has rallied more people to his campaign, he said.
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With her platinum blonde hair and impeccable sense of style, pop icon Gwen Stefani absolutely exudes glamour.
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Carson Higgins exudes a sweet charm as Huey, the D.J., who can be both endearing and annoying.
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I think the poll numbers show that many people actually like the self confidence that she exudes.
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Sure he expounds on what feels like ancient history, but Barrow exudes a measured confidence and pleasure.
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An angelic hook exudes positive energy in ribbons, and is complimented by a deep but joyful bassline.
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Holly exudes the tough, elegant self-confidence that has long been part of the Julia Roberts brand.
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Slender and tan with long wavy brown hair and burnt-caramel eyes, Missy exudes vitality and adventure.
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Mr. Cobham, best known as a jazz-rock drummer, exudes a restless command in almost any mode.
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Jennings exudes confidence as he puts away his buzzer while correctly answering a clue, ending the round.
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But she, too, exudes the slight uneasiness of someone surprised by the presence of a paying audience.
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Despite the welcoming atmosphere, the hotel still exudes a sophisticated vibe, which some may view as stuffy.
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On the runway, Bella Hadid exudes confidence — but she doesn't always feel as powerful as she looks.
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The only time he exudes anything like joy is when he raps about fleeing an assault charge.
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He doesn't seem to want too much he already doesn't have, and he exudes a weird peacefulness.
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In the film, Minn-Erva sports a slightly edgier look to coincide with the confident personality Chan exudes.
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It now exudes the "warm minimalism" that captures both Rosenthal's penchant for pattern mixing and Atkins's sleek aesthetic.
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While turned away from the camera, Michelle still exudes the traits we love her for: caring, supportive, powerful.
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Each and every star exudes badassness, from Rihanna in her Rasta get-up to the unrecognizably blonde HBC.
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"Dangerous Woman" is a sultry anthem that exudes power and grace, with a side of electrifying guitar riffs.
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In Britain Theresa May, the prime minister, exudes swanlike calm, restricting her utterances on Brexit to warm banalities.
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Her voice exudes an open warmth as she delves into what provoked this particularly intimate collection of recordings.
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She says she doesn't care if anyone criticizes the sexy photoshoots and persona she exudes after having kids.
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However, in contrast to the overheated machismo of True Detective, The Night Of exudes a partly cloudy empathy.
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And I love the fact that she's a huge goofball and at the same time, she exudes confidence.
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Onstage Ms. McLean is a redheaded spark plug who exudes an easygoing charm without a shred of grandiosity.
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This company travels under the name NoFit State, and it exudes an enticingly musky scent of vagabond glamour.
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Being stuck as an "acting" chief exudes an air of impermanence that can filter through to decision-making.
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Correction: Ms. Paulus exudes decisive competence when dealing with the many moving parts of a musical or opera.
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Over half a century later, Santiago exudes a subtle charm that feels half small-town, half urban jungle.
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" Like Obama, O'Rourke is running on hope over fear; he exudes compassion and speaks about "power and joy.
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Ms. Jackson, then primarily a stage actress, exudes movie star charisma (and won an Oscar for her performance).
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The state exudes adventure in all terrain types, like sand dunes, snow-capped peaks and breathtaking arch formations.
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Even if you aren't a fan of country music, the vibrant energy of the honky tonks exudes merriment.
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A sprawling, well-appointed epic directed by Eric Barbier, "Promise at Dawn" both exudes and critiques self-regard.
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Even so, the small retrospective at the Neue Galerie exudes an irresistible energy and optimism end to end.
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I'm not saying leaders shouldn't have an identified type to promote that exudes certain skills, traits, or values.
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The Immigration and Nationality Act, a law Congress passed in 1965, "exudes deference to the president in every clause".
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She's wearing a black leotard under a sheer polka-dotted dress with nude pumps, and her pose exudes confidence.
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On Instagram, red carpets and in videos, she exudes DGAF confidence; she's the girl you want to party with.
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In all parallel frames, which inform each other without clear time markers, the club exudes a vibrant crepuscular aura.
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Directed by award-winning writer and directed, Danny Strong, the trailer exudes an energy of immense struggle and release.
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He's a bit distant, but exudes an undeniable sense of young person "cool" in the way he carries himself.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Furhat tilts his or her head, smiles, exudes empathy and warmth, and encourages us to open up.
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Activists say the whole place exudes a totalitarian air and is an insult to the memory of the victims.
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Unlike words, the meaning of which can be debated, the objective materiality of designed objects exudes a unique power.
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His relaxed approach to politics exudes libertarian ideals, such as championing the free market and principles of independent growth.
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Despite skepticism or outright resistance from some health care providers, Dr. Conway exudes a boyish enthusiasm for his work.
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Here, Biden exudes the same Everyman quality that's been on display for more than 40 years of public life.
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Although it was built in the 1990s, it has an exterior that exudes old-fashioned Cape Cod-style charm.
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And there exudes a sour extra-human smell that makes the very stone seem flesh-alive, webbed and pulsing.
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The combination exudes an optimism like that accompanying Kerry James Marshall's thrilling retrospective at the Met Breuer last year.
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The beautiful resort, with buildings inspired by Ketuvallam houseboats, exudes an elegance rich with Indonesian influences alongside contemporary art.
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As the "princeling" son of a revolutionary, Mr. Xi exudes a sense of inherited responsibility for preserving the party.
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Wherever one chooses to live in Bronxville, the village exudes a well-manicured charm coupled with a lively ambience.
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If that's what the Democratic Party exudes — coastal complacency — it will lose, just like Ms. Clinton did last year.
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It's not the most beautiful setup by any stretch, but material quality is excellent and the car exudes quality.
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Ms. Sevigny exudes an air of defensive detachment, which seems to tally with what other people say about Mary.
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Marner exudes a boyish charm and sense of warmth that has made him a fan favorite across the league.
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The chorus works on pure energy—"You stupid boy / I'm not your toy"—and the whole thing exudes confidence.
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Typical of many new tech companies, Myntra exudes high energy levels, according to one employee, and free meals to boot.
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Every episode exudes so much warmth and life that you can practically envision Twig, the deerfox, curled up next you.
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When Blake Lively steps on a red carpet, she exudes a glow we though only unicorns were capable of emanating.
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The I-Pace also has a lush interior that exudes the premium look that we're used to with Jaguar, too.
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The home of Porsche and Daimler (the owner of Mercedes-Benz), this south-west German city exudes wealth and success.
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Mike Colter, as Cage, exudes cool, the unbothered temperament of a man who can't be moved, or injured, or shot.
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The gleaming relish exudes pungency; so vivid are the two foremost bottles they seem to be begging for a squeeze.
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Wise exudes charisma as Nola, who's casually seeing three vastly different but very attractive men when we first meet her.
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Nothing exudes the countryside flair of good ol' England like this tale of a village rising up against its master.
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The story exudes extremely #same vibes, with the innocent Tracey's admirably aggressive sex quest to get off at all times.
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She exudes the right effortless, self-contained calm, and the right inhuman, unreachable arrogance, which mirrors Stephen Strange's own attitude.
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Ms. Okonedo, who brings a welcome earthiness to the role of Elizabeth, exudes a similar spirit of common-sense humanity.
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But once you are inside, Spice exudes a decidedly relaxed atmosphere and has an affordable menu of locally inspired dishes.
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The bank now exudes confidence that expenses will come in below its full-year target of 19.8 billion Swiss francs.
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What they have captured in Ghost exudes some of this intense energy—the images glowing with a sense of liberation.
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Trim and purposeful, wearing glasses and a simple cap, he exudes patience and understanding, even when exasperated by Parsifal's denseness.
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Played by the French rap star Kool Shen (resembling a middle-aged Jean-Paul Belmondo), he exudes a roughneck magnetism.
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Like so many books that pitch their material perfectly to toddlers, this one exudes comfort and love without being syrupy.
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Kennedy likely meant, or in the common sense of the word, one that exudes sensuality — is just what they seek.
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Catering to a new New Orleanian while eschewing corny, inauthentic liquor-soaked tourism, DNO exudes and amplifies its city's singularity.
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As his doomed daughter (and Hamlet's sometime girlfriend), Ophelia, Oyin Oladejo exudes such common-sense solidity that she seems shatterproof.
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In this episode, Mr. Morris investigates Bufo alvarius, a toad in the Sonoran Desert whose skin exudes a psychoactive substance.
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Liu, who exudes confidence onscreen and is praised by her co-stars for her professionalism, is more reserved in conversation.
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She exudes relatability and body positivity, as well as having some really catchy songs to boot and incredible flautist abilities.
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And though neither exudes the glamour or political flare of Mr. Trudeau, Mr. Scheer lacks Mr. Harper's wooden public manner.
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Yang exudes the confidence of a candidate who didn't expect to be where he is and has little to lose.
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He exudes raw, dad optimism about the company's second, and by his telling, more confident pivot to fully driverless trips.
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This movie was Ledger's first major American role, his star-making turn, and he just exudes charisma in every frame.
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All of it retains the delicate curlicues and arabesques of the source material, yet exudes 217st-century tough-girl panache.
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As well it might have: Beautiful and grandly mystical, the work exudes a spiritual force that is deeply moving and restorative.
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As Stella, she exudes the kind of cheer and optimism that might come off as manufactured charm from any other actress.
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Ms. Topham at first exudes a demure propriety that makes Beatrice's rather quick descent into murder-devising seem a little incongruous.
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Ms. Krause's Rose exudes a casually snarky vibe that's amusing, but she also locates the character's complicated humanity with clean precision.
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The early-morning market exudes the distinctive character of Yanbian, an ethnic-Korean enclave of which Yanji is the administrative heart.
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In the following days, a new term gained steam: "big d— energy," used to describe someone who exudes confidence and swagger.
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And it's no wonder my mom found Siam Sunset to be a comfort; the small restaurant exudes Thainess in every corner.
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In Erizku's images, Beyoncé exudes self-confidence and cultural awareness by performing the conventions of the Old Masters as her own.
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From its viscera-smeared interlocking floor tiles to its death-metal-occult iconography, it exudes gore and grittiness from every pore.
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Its subtle champagne gold finish exudes luxury and style, and is sure to turn heads before you even power it on.
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Post-San Bernardino, the candidate's promise to "bomb the sh-- out of ISIS" exudes an uncomplicated confidence rare in other politicians.
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HSBC—one of the two most pivotal banks in the global financial system, according to regulators, alongside JPMorgan Chase—exudes permanence.
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Their camera work exudes professionalism that eludes most of what you'll find on YouTube: the cuts are clean and well edited.
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This original Sonic run has a charismatic commentator, cool glitches and tricks, and exudes positivity and a strong sense of community.
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The ensemble's endless agitation exudes the go-for-broke busyness that performers usually try out in exploratory rehearsals and then discard.
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But she has relaxed into her own style, and she often exudes a pragmatic calm, digging in with her rhythm team.
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At the opposite end of the confidence spectrum, Carly (the standout Aneesh Sheth) exudes certainty and sexiness as a transgender woman.
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Help them get into cozy mode with the Boy Smells Purple Kush candle, which exudes notes of cassis, tulip, and lilac.
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Even in the face of imminent, wall-spattering death or toenail-pulling torture, the speech of Inishmoreans exudes a homogenizing prosiness.
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Six feet tall and sturdy, with long, dark hair and an easy smile, Mr. Castillejo, 240, exudes good health and cheer.
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Complete with floor-to-ceiling windows, sliding glass doors, a wet bar, and an inset fireplace, the master bedroom exudes luxury.
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For now, Mr. Domen exudes the joy of a man who has suddenly found himself on the right side of history.
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He exudes a precariousness that is deeply affecting to anyone even dimly aware of the mysterious connection between creativity and tragedy.
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The passion your founding team exudes will also inspire other people to believe in your mission and invest in your growth.
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The producer's face is seamed with wrinkles—he is ninety-three—but he still exudes a rescue dog's pep and gratitude.
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Slow and seductive and deliberately vague, this deeply unsettling tale of lost parents and troubled daughters exudes atmosphere while hoarding facts.
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On the 18th floor, the Devereaux, a snazzy craft cocktail lounge, exudes the energy of the city in a charming atmosphere.
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And, for just a few minutes, she exudes a sense of delight and openness that we never get to see elsewhere.
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This showed that the mother of a brood exudes fluid from her epigastric furrow, the canal through which she lays her eggs.
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Even the look of the S6 exudes robotic smarts — with its raised laser-housing bump resembling a glowing orange cylonic eye-slot.
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Halsey provides a sexy naivety, Phoebe Ryan exudes a tender innocence, Daya fires off a vicious helplessness, XYLO unleashes a mesmerizing exoticism.
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"Comforting, composed and effortlessly sophisticated, Metropolitan AF-690 exudes beauty and balance," Ellen O'Neill, Benjamin Moore Director of Strategic Design Intelligence, said.
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Olaf Scholz, the vice-chancellor and finance minister, exudes competence and ambition but struggles to shake off his robotic "Scholz-omat" reputation.
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She exudes an air of sensible busyness as she zips about the city in one of her many well-cut trench-coats.
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Lin-Manuel Miranda's Hamilton, which just won the Pulitzer prize for drama, exudes exactly the same brash charm as Hamilton the man.
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The film exudes a battering-ram simplicity that, even in its quieter moments, can give the drama a paint-by-numbers crudity.
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You'd never know to look at him, though—the man exudes a quiet confidence (and let's be honest, looks slick as hell).
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In all cases, its shape exudes a hungry grasp for power, and some dark, unnatural force that threatens to cover the Earth.
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One of the attributes I most admire about her is the resilience she embodies and the genuine sense of hope she exudes.
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Riboli exudes a sense of joy and ease possessed only by the rare few who have seen it all and survived unscathed.
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Sure, there were jokes about Columbus' virginity in the first one, but no one exudes even a hint of BDE — until now.
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Her Pipe has a wonderfully natural, uncomfortable erotic symbiosis with Ms. Jimenez's first-rate Kit, an outsider who exudes quiet, defiant confidence.
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From marble floors and exposed limestone walls to brown rattan furniture and Oriental rugs, the décor exudes both Baroque and Mediterranean flair.
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Though watchful, he exudes no sense that he's scrutinizing your every unconscious action or trying to worm his way inside your head.
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Brown exudes nerdy charm, but even in routine insert shots, he has thought about how to make the show fun to watch.
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He's got an uncommon approach to preparing, unique stability and unprecedented leadership, and he exudes confidence to his teammates and coaching staff.
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Now 21 years old, it occupies a single NoHo gallery (33 Bleecker Street) whose modest space exudes an old-time unapologetic funkiness.
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To some, she may be scary, but she exudes such a positive and magical energy that people are often drawn to her.
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Heidi Klum exudes confidence with everything she does, and the supermodel has her free-spirited parents to thank for her body positive mindset.
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This is perfectly complemented 'under the hood' by a unique, intuitive user interface that exudes sophistication thanks to Porsche Design's signature design language.
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He sits in a wheelchair, both legs amputated because of complications from untreated diabetes, and exudes a stoicism we see in others here.
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Queen Ramonda exudes an unshakable regality that not even the loss of her husband, son, station, or stability of her nation could rattle.
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When she speaks about work, serenity exudes from Close's face: She is happiest when she's the conduit for work that resonates with audiences.
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But more often, they become Peter, a person so deep inside his own self-hate that he exudes his own kind of charisma.
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She exudes the kind of serene wisdom normally reserved for those rare teachers you actually looked up to when you were in school.
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The French Riviera, a place frequented throughout history by artists and writers, like F. Scott Fitzgerald and Pablo Picasso, exudes an effortless elegance.
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Amy Jellicoe was as unlikable as heroines got on TV in 2011: a high-strung, self-obsessed do-gooder who exudes weaponized optimism.
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Now working as a nanny to Jonathan and Poppy's younger brothers, she exudes a strength and moral certainty that eludes the tormented Zanes.
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" Pence exudes a low-key humility, but, McCawley told me, "he's very ambitious, even calculating, about the steps he'll take toward that goal.
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While not exactly a company that exudes youth appeal, Kroger found a way to reach TikTok's young adult audience through their hashtag campaign.
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"The most amazing thing I've done is kept everybody from attacking each other," said Mr. Parscale, a garrulous man who exudes nervous energy.
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"The right uniform immediately exudes trust and power — it's a shorthand that says, 'Don't worry, I know what I'm doing,'" Ms. Craik said.
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It's a world that exudes a gentle, idealistic portrait; one that's not too dissimilar from the soothing expanse that is the open ocean.
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The banter is sharp as a knife, Stars Hollow exudes warmth, and everything is gently touched with just the right amount of melancholy.
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Ms. Sachdeva has a presence that exudes quiet authority, gleaned in part from becoming the first woman in her family to study abroad.
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He exudes the physicality of someone who should be yanking trees out of the ground for a living, or at least playing rugby.
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But where O'Toole warns of the dangers posed by indiscriminate eruptions of nationalist fervor, Lowry's "The Case for Nationalism" exudes an untroubled sanguinity.
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In the title role, Tamara Wilson also exudes serenity and sweetness, even approachability; there's rarely this much temperamental similarity between Ariadne and Zerbinetta.
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The movie exudes such an abundance of pleasure, talent and fellowship that we barely notice the poverty that backgrounds many of its scenes.
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Although she exudes a warm candor, Dern said that it isn't hard for her to tap into her characters' sense of buried grievance.
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But sometimes I'll get a client who exudes the kind of cool I was fooled into believing was the norm back in the day.
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Pediatrician Mai-Khanh Tran exudes the sort of sunny, pleasant, and calm disposition you might expect of someone who works with kids all day.
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In many ways, technology has widened the gap between the rich and the poor and has coarsened the behavior one exudes toward the other.
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On paper, the Office of the Privacy Commissioner is Canada's top privacy watchdog, a mantle that exudes a "buck stops here" aura of authority.
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At its purest, Mr Fea adds, pro-Trump sentiment among evangelicals exudes a kind of fascination with political power as an end in itself.
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Reed exudes an uncomfortable degree of sexuality for such a young woman, but there's also a sadness to her, a need to be loved.
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" He adds, "Just as a mother, a tree, or a field exudes something unique, a soul if you like, Munch's paintings do the same.
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But all of the changes work together to make it feel much more friendly than its competitors — Overwatch is a game that exudes positivity.
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Stripped down for a string-laden live session, the track exudes the kind of surreal, still-buzzed glow to which the album title nods.
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Now heavily pregnant with her second child, Basil exudes anxiety and says she suffers both a heart condition and mental health issues, including depression.
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Schiff, 59, exudes a more-in-sadness-than-in-anger demeanor than his counterparts, which makes it harder to paint the inquiry as overzealous.
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But she and Obama agreed on almost everything, while Sanders disagrees with Clinton on some issues and still exudes scorn for the Clinton campaign.
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The movie, which runs about four hours with an intermission, exudes old Hollywood grandness and tells the story of Moses, played by Charlton Heston.
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" The rapper exudes confidence — and her twerk-filled, flute-playing performances are a lesson in self-love, which Lizzo said she takes "very seriously.
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The central exhibition space, filled with abstract black and white paintings and four massive warrior sculptures, exudes a particularly powerful graphic and spiritual dynamic.
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The beaming, round-cheeked kid in the framed picture — it is spotlighted on a small table when the audience arrives — exudes an intoxicating innocence.
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She says that custom suits are tailored to fit to your specific dimensions, which flatters your body type and exudes a more polished look.
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Roberts in public venues typically exudes respect for his colleagues, yet in the private confines of the columned building, he can sometimes be dismissive.
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Where Marquan exudes the kind of unpracticed cool you sometimes read on exceptional young athletes, Solomon is a whole different flavor of teen altogether.
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The Instagram influencer and Kylie Jenner pal exudes body confidence in the new campaign photos, but says she wasn't always comfortable with her hourglass shape.
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"I just think the whole look exudes class—that's why I'm into it," she explained when I asked why she dresses the way she does.
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EXECUTIVES at Comcast in Philadelphia have grown accustomed to describing their company in a way that exudes angst: it is "cash-rich but future-poor".
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But it's easy to see why he couldn't; the album exudes confidence and self-possession and life experience, traits that Blue Neighbourhood only gestured towards.
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After the mixture has time to set in the silicone molds, set them in cupcake wrappers inside metallic boxes for a package that exudes luxury.
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People say they have never seen a presidential candidate like Trump: He's unfiltered; he's anti-establishment; he exudes confidence and strength; he's not a politician.
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The metropolis of more than 7 million people exudes modernity with its neon skyline and bustling waterfront showcasing its history as a global trading hub.
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Just like the P20 Pro, though, this phone exudes the glamorous premium feel that every phone company strives for but most fall short of achieving.
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This classic New England campus exudes historic charm, from the ivy-covered brick buildings to the maple trees and stone walls that line the campus.
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In "The Light Between Oceans," Michael Fassbender exudes the war-weary stoicism of a man who has grown numb from witnessing too much senseless carnage.
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Gooden exudes less confidence in his sobriety than Strawberry, who has turned his broken life into one that he says is devoted to helping others.
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John Lithgow exudes an air of conspiratorial nastiness as Living Robotics' founder, and Jeffrey Tambor has a tone of regretful defeat as Christian's imprisoned mentor.
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Also, they serve as a reminder that "Gasolina" is a great song, one that exudes an indomitable spirit in every moment of its pulsing insistence.
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Julie Andrews, 80 Everyone's favorite grandmama is 80 years old and exudes the grace and charm of a British nanny, or queen, or...Julie Andrews.
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It also exudes character and charm — barbershops display old-fashioned barber poles on nearly every downtown block, and politely aggressive Girl Scouts sell Thin Mints.
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"I've invited you over to hang out, and yeah, you can shop if you want," says Alhadeff, who exudes a laid-back but infectious enthusiasm.
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Based on 1940s step-cased chronographs, the 38 millimeter case exudes vintage style while their dials exhibit a restraint typically found in Patek Philippe Calatravas.
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The ascendance of Mr. Trump, a man who exudes much of the anti-Washington animus that energizes his party, has not helped clarify the conflict.
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There's a young man who sees her soul beneath the spangles, and who exudes the glowing naïveté of an American innocent newly arrived in Sodom.
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The show exudes an arch, collegiate quality as it blurs classical and contemporary frames of reference, and can feel literal-minded in brain-freezing ways.
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With a killer smile, and an impressive mastery of the slo-mo hair-toss, she exudes the kind of star power that's impossible to fake.
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Speaking with an African accent that underscores his mythic presence as a war hero, Othello exudes the titanic certainty of someone who thinks in absolutes.
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Yet it often exudes an uncanny beauty and emotionalism that evoke the state of hellish pain and holy wonder in which its title character existed.
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The film's frontman is actor Mads Mikkelsen, the tall, enviably-banged Danish star who simultaneously exudes grit, sophistication, decency, and the aroma of cedar leaves.
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But Taras and Sasha's single-distillation process keeps them close to their mash: It's all about the wormwood and the unique feeling the spirit exudes.
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Hearing Obongjayar speak on these topics, both on record and off, he exudes a sense of bold self-assurance—one that comes from somewhere beyond ego.
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To me, Star Trek is at its best when it exudes the idea of exploration as expressed in the way Gene Roddenberry had always envisioned it.
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This femme fatale who somehow exudes the power to slay producers who outrank in every single way — age, status, security, reputation, cohorts — doesn't acknowledge the reality.
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The memorable photo of the singer strolling down a city street wearing a colossal scarf exudes excess and the memes it inspired will live on forever.
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There's something about an older woman's age; she exudes a confidence, there's a knowledge base she has about sexuality that a younger woman does not have.
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Leo: Samantha James (Anna Farris) from Just Friends Loud, brash, and totally hot, Samantha James exudes the energy of a lioness in absolutely everything she does.
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Whether the child is parading with elephants or swimming among jellyfish, each failed attempt to fit in exudes a Chaplinesque charm, skillfully blending slapstick and melancholy.
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As for "The Nightingale", the Golden Lion contender directed by Jennifer Kent, critic Jonathan Romney said it "exudes enough impassioned feminist rage to fuel 10 festivals".
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The state exudes an inordinate influence over the economy, yet people are free to consume, earn and travel in ways unthinkable under Stalin, Hitler or Mao.
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If you are looking for an affordable flatware set that exudes sophistication and is made to last, the Villeroy & Boch New Wave is your best bet.Pros:
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As the show progressed over three seasons, however, the show's view of Rick's nihilistic genius dimmed in favor of recognizing the toxic brokenness his character exudes.
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Think about his ode to women's breasts at the 2014 Oscars, or the subplot about an alien who essentially exudes date rape drugs on The Orville.
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PARELES Justin Faulkner has a thrashing, teeming style on the drums — he attacks them — yet he exudes a reassurance that basically all the best drummers have.
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Glands located just above the birds' eyes remove excess salt from their blood, which the bird exudes as a highly concentrated, salty solution from its nostrils.
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Though Desdemona's love for her Othello is never in doubt, she also exudes the confidence of knowing she could have had any eligible bachelor in Venice.
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He can be tough on the bench during arguments and in the justices' private conference as well, but in public he exudes a self-deprecating diffidence.
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The Angel Gabriel (the radiant soprano Jennifer Check, who also sang the role of the Blessed Virgin) exudes unambiguous wonder when the story is taken further.
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Where Dover Street is an avant-garde theme park, Totokaelo exudes a natural calm, as if all the various strands of elegant design were always reconcilable.
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"This exudes shadiness because they had a Russian connection from the get-go," said Michael Allen, a managing director at Beacon Global Strategies, a security consultant.
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He often cracks jokes, exudes pride in Brazil's ranching culture and bursts into song while describing the technical aspects of the cowpokes competing for prize money.
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It's dustier and less shiny than The Force Awakens, but still exudes the awesome world building and scale that we've come to associate with the franchise.
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He has toiled through a decade to find, at 31, his place on a team that exudes the most precious thing there is in soccer: team spirit.
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Instead, he exudes a sort of knowing, zen-like, trapezoidal squareness; imagine *Batman-era *Adam West after a single scotch and an hour in the hot tub.
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Kiryu, the main protagonist of Sega's long-running Yakuza series, exudes an embittered, stoic swagger, like a young Clint Eastwood with tattoos streaming down his shoulder blades.
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With her cool-girl, yet boho style and the I'm not actually trying attitude she exudes (while always looking amazing), pretty much makes her the coolest person.
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Even though Graham exudes confidence every time we see her modeling skimpy swimwear, she admits she's not immune to waves of self-consciousness every-so-often too.
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The long-haired Kolton embodies the occasional flamboyance of his headphones perfectly, but more than that, he exudes the passion of someone who lives and breathes headphones.
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Hill exudes a con man's swagger, and much of the fun of War Dogs is wondering when he'll reveal his true colors to his supposed best friend.
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"President Trump has a magnetic personality and exudes positive energy, which is infectious to those around him," Hope Hicks said in a statement to The Washington Post.
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It's that sense of charisma and charm he exudes, coupled with broad and swiftly developing technical gifts, that have brought him to the forefront of his field.
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The changes that followed success haven't only impacted Ball and her band mates—their fans seem to be hungry for whatever unnamable, magic quality the group exudes.
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Denser is better, as in "Trade Canoe: Ghost Canoe," but everything exudes multiple passions: for art history, color, oil paint, endangered cultures and setting the record straight.
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Ultimately, the female exudes acid from her head, creating a painful blister, usually on the leg or foot, but sometimes even in eye sockets or on genitals.
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She exudes a caring and optimism that serve as the driving force for keeping the characters moving forward, while affecting the way they think about approaching problems.
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Pickford was not even born the last time England reached the last four and he exudes the confidence and self-belief that transmits itself to his defense.
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He exudes an aura of being able to do what he likes, when he likes, and whatever that is, nobody else will have made anything like it.
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He walks with a swagger, exudes a brooding, leading-man cool and is built like a bouncer, which perhaps explains his success in turning away his competition.
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That very particular vibe has become a franchise hallmark, and nowhere is it more apparent than in the recent Devil May Cry 5, which exudes wonderfully ridiculous action.
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With a unique painting style that bleeds and swirls the fleshtones of the antiquated subjects, Irish painter Genieve Figgis' Renaissance-style portraiture exudes a surreal and hypnotizing eeriness.
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He exudes charisma as always, but his character is written as such an overly verbose would-be Southern gentlemen that Ezra's constant speechifying starts to become a distraction.
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But Kaaya doesn't believe she was put on this earth to do just one thing, a mindset she exudes on a micro-scale through her relentless multi-tasking.
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Choosing from a wide selection of stylings, we felt the vibrant energy of this look exudes the sexy, fun and contemporary vibe Reba brings to everything she does.
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Although she often winds up in roles that revolve around faith and uncertainty, she exudes a Midwestern pragmatism, which she knows can have its own kind of mystery.
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Singh used her own stories to inspire others to become a "bawse," or a person who exudes confidence and reaches their goals, in her 2017 self-help book.
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The Japanese composer and pianist's collection of vintage keyboards exudes a lifelong affinity for electronics—one that has remained a constant among the veteran's ever-evolving sonic personalities.
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She is poised as she pushes herself, with a long oar, skillfully through the water; the look on her face exudes deep stoicism as she undergoes her task.
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Regardless of the theme, a simple and stylish watch that exudes a classic, vintage feel is the primary goal, said Mr. Sigurthorsson, the business's designer and marketing director.
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Before the two met, John layered his lyricism over soft and elastic grooves whose smooth house overtones lent a more delicate impression than the Scarborough native exudes today.
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Her vision of "Wonder Woman" — someone strong, loving and vulnerable, who exudes sincerity, which Ms. Jenkins says is sorely lacking in films — has most critics in a swoon.
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The guy exudes a Pacific Northwest joie de vivre, one he has used to great effect over the years playing men who are all chipper surfaces — high-I.
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Though the scholarship on its origins is uncertain, it appears that Chekhov began writing it as an 18-year-old student, and it exudes a youthful, passionate untidiness.
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Preternaturally calm after a car-ride meditation, she exudes an easygoing, surfer vibe with long blond-tipped hair, a braided choker and the remnants of a summer tan.
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In the book, gender stereotypes are upended: Raif comes off as vulnerable and emotional, while Maria exudes independence and a lack of sentimentality for matters of the heart.
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China's president, Xi Jinping, exudes disdain for human rights lobbying, and Western governments have weighed how far to press his case even as rights groups call for action.
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Tall, sandy-haired and soft-spoken at 37, Mr. Dedman exudes the image of a down-home goober — his word — that barely papers over a sharp, analytical mind.
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With his face veiled behind fabric hair that looks like a cross between a tasseled matador hat and Cousin Itt, the enigmatic industrial producer Headless Horseman exudes macabre mystery.
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A fan of collaboration, she readily applauds talented peers — she exudes the same energy talking about Gunna's new album, " Drip or Drown 2," as she does talking about herself.
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When she's not rocking sky-high heels for a red carpet event, Witherspoon steps out in accessible looks that make her even more relatable than her personality already exudes.
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But the core reason Rust Belt and blue-collar workers are fleeing to Trump is the inherent lack of authenticity Clinton exudes; a problem 20 years in the making.
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Most animated humans in the dating pool have got nothing on Storm in the '90s X-Men series, who exudes raw power and looks fierce as hell doing it.
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While she's visibly stressed trying to arrange a new flight, she exudes an air of cool that makes it clear she's determined not to be rattled by the setback.
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But like him he met his wife at Walter Reed, has proceeded from one success to the next—in business, philanthropy and sport—and exudes positivity and derring-do.
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He is the ultimate self-promoter and egomaniac — the P.T. Barnum of our political system — who exudes a shameless and cavalier approach to dealing with complicated issues and relationships.
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Indeed, even though he portrays a hard-hitting fighter in "Sugar Ray," this friendly actor exudes warmth, and that helps make a fairly good play quite a bit better.
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But for as wild and spastic as this book seems, it exudes the feeling of intense desire, one that surpasses hate and terror by throwing confetti in death's face.
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With rich wood paneling, plush cushions and antique prints lining the walls, Elsie's Wine and Champagne Bar exudes Old World elegance — perfect for a final drink of the night.
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Spieth and Reed are in the four-man pod assigned to Woods, and Spieth said his value went beyond the wisdom he can impart and the positivity he exudes.
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But he exudes the quiet confidence of someone who knows he has the touch, the taste and the eye to turn parochial products into plates of world-class food.
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Similarly, Mary's dogged pursuit of the friendship of Patti and Suzanne (Lusia Strus), real estate saleswomen and later-life variations on Tina Fey's mean girls, exudes its own valiance.
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Named for a departed friend, Long Live Mexico exudes Big Thugger Energy as the student shows the master what he's gleaned while growing up in the Cleveland Avenue apartments.
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Mr. Ortiz spent two decades working as a community liaison officer for the Police and Fire Departments and exudes a passion for the place, but he is wary, too.
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A sexually voracious woman verging on a nervous breakdown, she exudes the kind of vivid, quasi-masculine, erotic power often seen in, well, the women of Tennessee Williams's plays.
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There's a respectful, reverent awe that Watt exudes when talking about how vital the support of Grohl, Smear, and Vedder was to him at this uncertain time in his career.
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"There is nothing more sexy than a woman that holds her head high, loves herself, exudes confidence, lives life unapologetically and encourages and inspires other women," she said on Instagram.
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She just exudes glam and just being in her presence is honestly the most amazing thing because when she is in the room, you know she is in the room.
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The place is so far from the touristic southern parts of the city that it even exudes a curious geographical pride to the visitors who actually manage to get there.
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In Ruth Davidson, its leader north of the border, it has a sort of anti-Goldsmith: a swearily joyful working-class lesbian who talks human and exudes hard-headed decency.
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The design of the exterior is intended to invoke the colors of the Parisian landscape, while the smell speaks to the sophistication that the city exudes through a combination of
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This judicial stratagem exudes an aura of illegality and cannot be explained without taking into account the ironclad concentration of powers wielded by the Chavista government in Venezuela since 2005.
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Neither a hero nor a romanticized antihero, Pesci exudes the controlled curiosity and integrity of an actual artist while hitting the right beats as a wisecracking, law-bending photographer might.
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Wangji exudes soul-spilling longing, which Wang Yibo conveys primarily through mesmerizing infinitesimal facial adjustments that somehow contain Grand Canyons of emotional depth that will leave you clawing the floor.
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But, to her critics' point, all her apologies thus far have felt either overly calculated or forced upon her, to a degree that undermines the genuine nature she typically exudes.
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He exudes an open-eyed combination of tentative hope and wariness that makes him the perfect Ayckbourn hero-by-default (and all Mr. Ayckbourn's heroes are by default) and observer.
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A petite woman with a vibrant, contagious laughter, Zhang exudes a sincere passion and engagement when speaking about the job she loves, even though her career requires significant personal sacrifices.
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The film is better at creating a fearsome atmosphere than an engaging plot, and though the lighthouse itself exudes a sinister Gothic character, its two inhabitants are the true beacons.
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This 268-room co-op unit, which has an entrance on 68th Street, exudes Old World charm, with a paneled library, a stately spiral staircase and a sun-filled solarium.
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With the same childlike glee he exudes on camera, Savage flipped the thing around on the workbench, opening and closing it, zipping and unzipping, as he pointed out all the features.
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Her sweet-natured sass exudes from the painting's depiction of her warm eyes, bunched, blushing cheeks, and inquisitive smirk, as if she were on the verge of divulging some juicy secret.
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Alicia's first hook-up may have smashed it with the brazen confidence of his pick-up line, but—ironically enough—not everyone with a big dick actually exudes big dick energy.
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In the photos he exudes a totally new type of confidence, presumably from his character's backstory of being the star of a "CW-like teen drama circa 2006," as Collider writes.
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And that nothing smells as good as a heap of thin-skinned, bursting tomatoes in August, except a cantaloupe when the softened stem end exudes a droplet of honey-like juice.
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I've been bludgeoned by advertisements for this intimacy since the top of October: A multigenerational gathering of family members gets together, bonds, and exudes wealth to a generic singer-songwriter's crooning.
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His longing for bagoong, a paste of seafood salted and left to ferment until it exudes a fathomless funk, grew so great that his worried family in Manila dispatched a jar.
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To send the web into a frenzy over what tracks have or have not been performed—and in how many years—exudes a subtle grandeur that makes their presence feel significant.
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It's a big ask for any young actor to produce the enormous amount of warmth and charm Graham exudes in every episode, but this actress doesn't even match Graham's speaking patterns.
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" In writing the Supreme Court's decision upholding the president's travel ban this summer, Chief Justice John G. Roberts Jr. said the immigration act "exudes deference to the president in every clause.
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Guti and Santiago Solari, both youth coaches at the club, have a romantic appeal, as former players, but neither has the authority Zidane, once the finest player on the planet, exudes.
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As Garrett Epps wrote for The Atlantic, "Roberts exudes a quality of wary watchfulness, for all the world like a tight-lipped headwaiter supervising dinner rush at a four-star restaurant."
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As the deluded Bernadette, she exudes a self-hating theatricality that strongly recalls her role in Blue Jasmine—a woman trying to convince herself of an identity she cannot believe in.
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The hotel&aposs vibe exudes serious cool factor, and while some guests commonly complain of staff members being snobby or unaccommodating, I didn&apost experience that at all during my stay.
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Washington (CNN)There's an independent senator -- a democratic socialist, no less -- with climate change on the brain making a real play for the Democratic nomination against Hillary Clinton, who exudes establishment politics.
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For all the progressivism that White Famous exudes in its defense of authentic Blackness and a rejection of racism, the fact that the pilot's theme seemed to be "no homo" was disappointing.
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Sōtatsu is recognized as a forerunner of the Rinpa school; his particular ink-painting technique exudes the vibrancy characteristic of the movement, evoking the energy of the nature scenes he often depicted.
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King's project is to break down these barriers, and he exudes a quiet confidence in his vision: that there is vast cultural and economic opportunity in telling meaningful stories to diverse audiences.
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The Brazilian artist Erika Verzutti is in her late 2212s, but her work exudes the exploratory energy of youth, mellowed by older, wiser emotional warmth, especially in her unusual combination of materials.
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Between her short jet-black hair and fake eyelashes, Furtado still drips sex appeal, but she also exudes a maturity and sensibility she hadn't yet acquired while recording 2000's Whoa, Nelly!
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And, with the exception of Jean-Georges, they aren't formal dining rooms, though the service at each exudes some of the stateliness of the highest-end, black-tie-and-silver-cloche places.
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They can also depress turnout, when voters who are not in fact blocked from voting become discouraged by a state apparatus that exudes hostility toward their attempts to exercise their fundamental right.
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Bearded, wearing a Henley and a flannel shirt when I met him, he exudes steadiness and chill, which is a good quality to have when you read Joker reviews for a living.
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But as a portrait of an embattled woman pulled between the demands of love and success, "Funny Girl" still exudes the tear-stained hoariness of a black-and-white weepie from the 1930s.
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Muted unpredictability aside, the things that people generally enjoy about Far Cry games — the action, the movement, the sense of presence that the world exudes — are very much a part of the experience.
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This is often mistaken for arrogance by people who are not familiar with the French culture, but in fact it is a highly prized quality that exudes a sense of purpose and determination.
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If only there were a company with both ... known for software that is intuitive, yet has a minimalist design ... software that exudes a sense of exclusivity and creativity, and has a cult following.
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He's learning on the fly and so often exudes the confidence of a star who's as comfortable on the court as he is nestled into a worn spot on his living room couch.
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In other significant roles, Aaron Krohn exudes military honor as Cominius, leader of the Roman armies, who gives the title character the name Coriolanus for his valor in conquering the city of Corioli.
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As someone whose lifelong ambience is the sound of a basketball colliding with hardwood, Luke Walton exudes more than enough confidence, wit, and knowledge to succeed as a head coach in the NBA.
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For all his posturing as a jaded, middle-aged relic of a less-woke time, though, Ellis exudes the same youthful spirit he's always had: of irreverent amusement, quiet irony, indefatigable artistic curiosity.
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Only 19 when we first encounter him, Mr. Westman's Hamilton exudes the arrogance, impudence and impatience of a gifted, ambitious adolescent on the brink of adulthood, on the rise and on the make.
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Her mother exudes quirky English nastiness, but, in one of the season's most moving arcs, is afraid to admit to herself or anyone else how adrift she'd be without Sam and the girls.
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And the difference between Varga and Malvo is that level of vulnerability Varga exudes: in the ninth episode, when he's eating ice cream on the toilet, and in his fear during the finale.
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Through all of these scenes, Rob exudes impeccable downtown chic, even if the only thing on her body is a tank dance she definitely picked up from the floor of her sprawling apartment.
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A.J. Ditty is excellent as the increasingly frustrated Mr. Curry, and Jess Bulzacchelli, in the role of Great-Aunt Matilda, exudes disdain from every pore, though her diction can be hard to understand.
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"The 'I got this' vibe he exudes during his TV appearances breaking down the Russia investigation is only slightly more popular than his legendary social media barbs calling out Donald Trump," Petkanas said.
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Mead was largely driven by the passion for animals that exudes from guests, staff members and her bosses, who are very hands-on in the operations of both the zoo and the lodge.
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"Yeah, maybe you want to keep down the level of smoke if you're making it at home with a regular extractor fan," he says, noting the growing spice plume that exudes from the wok.
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A universe of 18 quintillion planets exudes a sense of sameness Within the first few hours, players learn to walk, shoot, mine, craft, and ultimately hop from one planet to the next via spacecraft.
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Wearing a Mondrian-print, Yves Saint Laurent-style dress and, by her own delighted admission, stoned to the gills, Ms. Ryan's Sandra exudes a sensuous, dithery confidence that is silly, pretentious and absolutely commanding.
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Though he came out with John Wick 3 this year and had a memorable cameo in Always Be My Maybe, his renewed popularity was largely centered around the mysterious, kindhearted, everyman persona he exudes.
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The underground lake in Curse of the Serpent's Eye exudes real mist that cools your face; when the serpent jumps at you, a platform lifts you out of its reach, convincingly rumbling under your feet.
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It's a white whale that can never be slain, a personal challenge that is always out of grasp, an artifact of wonder that exudes passion and quality from every facet of its improbably small cart.
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"Some may enjoy a more modern hotel, but if you are looking for one that exudes old-world charm, luxury, and has a flavorful history, The Plaza is just that," Yelp user Caitlin C. wrote.
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It's also the loving way he encourages the younger guys around him, and the joy he exudes — like an overgrown kid who can't believe his luck — when one of his favorite authors comes to call.
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For one thing, Trump doesn't bank on the "professional common man" folksiness that Windrip exudes — it was George W. Bush, the favored Windrip analogue before him, who played up his image as an affable Texas cowboy.
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"The Monique Lhuillier & Pottery Barn collection blends my passion for entertaining with my love of fashion to capture a unique sense of style, one that exudes femininity with a modern sensibility," Lhuillier said in a statement.
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The Delta Faucet Leland Single Handle Pull-Down Kitchen Faucet offers all of the above: It streams and sprays, guards against leaks, turns on manually or by touch, resists dirt and fingerprints, and exudes simple elegance.
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Star Wars highlight "Random Name Generator" exudes some T. Rex-indebted swagger while the wonky "Common Sense" boasts perhaps the most subtly challenging arrangement of Wilco's catalog, showing a band still able to change it up.
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The cast — which also includes Nina Grollman, Tara Summers and Katie Beth Hall (as a little girl who looks a lot like Hilary) — exudes an easygoing smoothness even when plowing through the stoniest fields of metaphysics.
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Without the hot dog-haired Daddy mascot who exudes a reassuring sense of chill, there's not much to distinguish the new GoDaddy logo from the sterile, generic logos among the likes of Google, Spotify, and Pinterest.
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The show features Mr. Malloy, the cellist Brent Arnold and fellow "Great Comet" veterans Brittain Ashford and Gelsey Bell in a collision of musical genres that exudes an infectious conviviality, even as it raises the dead.
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Through body language alone, it's clear to see with Fudge: the way Hardy articulates the minister's carefully honed insincerity, the way he exudes stubbornness and pig-headed hostility, the way his voices crackles under pressure and fear.
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Barra is the company's public face, having previously served as one of the leaders on Google's mobile team, and he exudes both the vast ambition of his current employer and the quiet confidence of his former company.
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The Wire and Boardwalk Empire's Michael Kenneth Williams turns up as a jailhouse kingpin who takes Naz under his wing, while the great stage actor Bill Camp exudes both empathy and treachery as a casually fascist detective.
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On a steamy Sunday last July, at about half-past noon, a caravan of unmarked SUVs exited the FBI's Washington, D.C., field office, an eight-story concrete building that exudes all the charm of a supermax prison.
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The Model 3 has longer range, is faster from 0-60 mph, has a cooler infotainment system and more forward-thinking interior design, exudes exterior styling mojo, offers better recharging options, and is reasonably well put-together.
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Despite the use of swelling old-style-movie music (by Eric Sleichim) and a melodrama-steeped English-language version by the immensely talented but erratic Simon Stephens, "Obsession" exudes a yawning detachment from the feverish proceedings onstage.
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And yet this maneuver — the prelude to a performance inside in the intimate Buttenweiser Hall — is not so shocking in the context of Ms. Doherty's work, which exudes toughness and pushes the body to often perilous extremes.
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As a former vice president, he wants to show that he exudes statesmanship but also wants to prove to Democrats desperate to oust Mr. Trump that he has the fortitude and temperament to take on the president.
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China is a country that exudes confidence in its rising place on the world stage — and yet its officials belie that confidence with their hypersensitivity to what a foreign correspondent might encounter traveling untethered, and thus uncensored.
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But while Pellegrini seldom exudes joy, he must have felt some when he saw his game plan being executed perfectly in Kiev, with three of his favorite players — Sergio Agüero, David Silva and Yaya Touré — scoring sublime goals.
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Whether it's the mouthpiece of the Communist Party or the national television broadcaster, the latest commentary exudes confidence about China's ability to stand up to the U.S. That's in contrast to a more muted press in preceding weeks.
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Each in their own ways, and for very different audiences, both Trump and Winfrey play variations on what we think we want in a president — somebody who will tell us a great story, and who exudes authoritative decisiveness.
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Yet this adaptation of the 1940 animated Walt Disney classic, directed by John Tiffany and designed by Bob Crowley, exudes the rough magic of a world that seems shaped, by hand and before your eyes, from rudimentary elements.
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What sets him apart from those larger-than-life narcissists, however, and thus makes DeMarcus such an utter delight to watch, is the pure goofball charm Mr. Gregg exudes, calling to mind Will Smith as the Fresh Prince.
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Almost unrecognizable behind a scraggly beard, croaking his lines through a mouth full of sharpened teeth, he exudes a gleeful Charles Manson-like malevolence as Ygor — a grave robber who survived his hanging, albeit with a broken neck.
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Mahoney exudes genuine respect, admiration, and gratitude for Abrams and everyone else she worked with on Rise of Skywalker, but she does acknowledge that on every set, she finds at least one person convinced she's a diversity hire.
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This has only compounded the strange feeling of being on a parallel track that Bloomberg's campaign exudes; while his opponents duke it out with each other, he simply doesn't have to, playing by a script all his own.
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The only person around who really sees the potential Reggie so clearly exudes is his grandmother, Ivy (Gemma Jones), who shepherds him to a scholarship at the Royal Academy of Music and tells him to make something of himself.
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That having been said, Paul Alexander Nolan is the reason the show works at all; he exudes charm, and he gives those Jimmy Buffett tunes a musical theater polish that makes them a lot more digestible for non-Parrotheads.
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He is a meme, a myth, a legend—a one-time bass player and spaghetti sauce aficionado, a bastion of human excellence who exudes an effortless, zen-like cool that the rest of us uptight plebes can barely fathom.
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Maybe it's his quirky dance moves, or the tattoos that drape his lean, muscular body or his hip urban style, but Italian DJ Gianluca Vacchi, who turned 50-years-old last August, exudes a life-affirming joy that's transfixing.
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Lean and bony-faced, Mr. Brody, a producer of the film, adapted from Colin Harrison's 1996 novel, "Manhattan Nocturne," exudes a hard-boiled Bogartian cynicism that doesn't feel forced and is softened with flashes of poetry in his eyes.
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However, the president's swift action likely saved the Republican Party a huge embarrassment this fall and exudes a new day of political sophistication at the White House in which Trump is more sure of his footing in congressional races.
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"Fruit and Flowers" (1974), a work in acrylic and charcoal on canvas, with its yellow triangles and small star off to the right, exudes a liveliness and sense of play that should be able to overpower almost anyone's melancholy.
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"Conan just exudes enthusiasm about this platform and he does these interviews that are really evergreen and the idea with her, in part inspired by that experience, is to do the same thing," said a person close to Clinton.
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Chairman Pai exudes charm even as he operates an aggressive deregulatory weed wacker that favors arcane administrative safeguards for phone companies over other matters, such as the long past due reduction in extortionate calling rates paid by prison inmates.
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But the rest of the nation should be proud — proud to have a first lady who always exudes grace, class, and poise no matter where she goes, what's she wearing, or who's trying to knock her off her feet.
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As a result of this epiphany, you'll be able to retrieve whatever information you're missing so that you can move forward with the skill, confidence, energy, and fearlessness that Mars exudes… when it's not limping backward through the zodiac, that is!
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Mammoth's novel technology uses a reporter molecule that exudes color when the sequence is located and snipped, indicating that the genetic search term was present in the sample and making the result of such a search viewable with the naked eye.
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Far from being the an "affordable" Apple Watch for younger people (as my colleague Lance Ulanoff thinks Apple should release), this is exactly the opposite: A $1,249 Apple Watch that exudes the modern design sensibility the company is known for.
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While his give-name work thrives in the ingeniously sparse, his Floorplan excursions exudes the grandiose, uplifting, and celebratory—it can't be a coincidence that over the same period he's been working as an ordained minister at home in Alabama.
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And yet this narrative of a scoundrel learning to play by the rules overlooks the fact that the very thing that makes today's Payet so magnetic is the palpable sense of mischief he exudes every time he picks up the ball.
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Donald Trump exudes macho, wearing his trucker hat, retweeting bimbo cracks, swearing with abandon and bragging about the size of his manhood, his crowds, his hands, his poll margins, his bank account, his skyscrapers, his steaks and his "beautiful" wall.
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In the same way that a place like Varanasi exudes a distinctly Hindu aura, and Cairo is palpably Islamic, I wondered how it would feel to be in a place where the culture is strongly associated with strange, subterranean dreamscapes.
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He's fully self-aware of the sex appeal he exudes, which is why he spits lines like "Fuck me like a trick/disrespect me/don't text me", as a pre-emptive strike for the head games that come the morning after.
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While their poverty levels are still relatively high — about one in five families live below the poverty line, double the national rate — the Haitian community in South Florida now exudes pride over their doctors, lawyers, engineers and other highly educated professionals.
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A common material in Japanese traditional architecture until the firebombing of World War II (which is to say, about 10 years before Kuma was born), it weathers easily and visibly, requires constant attention and replacement and exudes impermanence, fragility and modesty.
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He already exudes professionalism, and that plus his production is ultimately why I'm more interested in what he can do at the NBA level rather than other prospects (and bigger projects) around his age like Justin Patton or Ike Anigbogu.
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"I never realized my name was an African-American name because where I grew up we literally had one African-American child during the whole 12 years I had gone there in school," says Francis, a petite woman who exudes a Midwestern friendliness.
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It's an entertaining story, and it exudes a patent-pink brand of elementary feminism that a 10-year-old girl — at least this privileged, naive, white, heteronormative 10-year-old girl, who grew up playing with Barbies in suburbia — could understand intuitively.
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John Craxton's "Pastoral for J.W." (1948) is a Cubist joy; intense colour in crowded scenes by Edward Burra are riveting, especially his "Soldiers at Rye" (1941) which exudes both attraction and threat, its soldiers depicted with strange bulbous bodies and Venetian carnival masks.
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Seven of the 10 cuts are Bradbery co-writes, but every track on the album exudes a brand-new sound and grown-up content that dims the view of that "blonde country girl off of The Voice," as she describes her former self.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads PHILADELPHIA — Rina Banerjee's Make Me a Summary of the World at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts exudes a sense of calm that comes to those who have wrestled with hard subjects for a long time.
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Witherspoon gives off Elle-Woods-meets-Madeline-Martha-Mackenzie vibes, complete with green lipstick; Oprah is, well, Oprah (who else could play mother figure to the universe?); and Kaling exudes a grace not usually associated with her Mindy Lahiri and Kelly Kapoor personas.
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We spoke with Egypt over the phone after his car broke down en route to our interview, and even without his physical presence, he commands attention: Every syllable exudes the kind of confidence and suavity only afforded to actors playing James Bond.
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As she shifts in position on the couch, absentmindedly tapping her nails against her phone and then against the fabric of her black velour two-piece tracksuit, her fidgety energy almost acts as a foil to the calm she exudes when she speaks.
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CLEVELAND — On most occasions when Donald J. Trump takes the stage, he exudes an air of unrivaled authority, dispatching protesters with the wave of a hand, clenching his fists for effect and, if necessary, squashing bugs that intrude on his air space.
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The LG Nanocell 9 Series exudes high quality and right now you can save an additional $300 on the 65-inch and 86-inch models (which are already on sale in the PCMag Shop), dropping their prices to $1,095 and $93,695 respectively.
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He exudes a certain creepiness, a kind of unshakable air of spitefulness that means the thought of spending time with him is about as attractive a proposition as having your teeth pulled out, one by one, by former Apprentice contestant Ruth Badger.
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Rates start at 890 euros Amid the narrow, streets of the Left Bank, close to the Latin Quarter's jazz clubs and book shops and profiting from the youthful glow of the Sorbonne, L'Hotel exudes the bohemian spirit of Saint Germain-des-Prés.
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His new set exudes the weary tone of many following the daily bombshells in the news, with Mr. Chappelle even expressing second thoughts about his "Saturday Night Live" monologue after the election when he said he would give Mr. Trump a chance.
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A gregarious, backslapper of a man, Mr. Clark works out of the Phoenix office, and he exudes the can-do spirit of the traditional financial adviser one often finds teeing off at the golf course or holding forth at a rotary luncheon.
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The tenor saxophonist Pharoah Sanders, who was honored this year as a National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master, exudes an ecstatic, gruffly spiritual style that first coalesced in the 1960s, took full flight in the '70s and still bears relevance today.
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An unusual radicchio marmalade is purple, with tart, cabbage flavors; the deep garnet strawberry-rose jam has an alluring fragrance; the tart-sweet almond-apricot jam exudes an irresistible perfume; and the thick, bright red bell pepper jam has a touch of heat.
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Our connection lags a little and her dense British accent means I miss a word here and there, but her passion and the sense of self-confidence she exudes, even over the phone, keeps my ear glued tightly to the receiver while we speak.
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Samin Nosrat in Salt Fat Acid Heat All the while, she exudes charm, which is nested in her genuineness, her eagerness to be a good guest, her passionate and game-for-anything personality, which sees her readily put all sorts of food in her mouth.
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A remake of the 1964 series of the same name (which itself didn't exactly scream "straight"), the film exudes bisexual energy at every turn, both narratively and in the chemistry, between not only its three protagonists but virtually everyone they come into contact with.
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On top of a defensive demeanor that exudes the same amount of energy and attention I used to display on Thanksgiving morning throughout my early 20's*, Anthony's assist to usage ratio is only higher than nine percent of fellow forwards around the NBA.
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Yes it's true that President Trump is a child of privilege himself, but he's been such a fighter for so long the he exudes a sense of urgency and a scrappy attitude that clearly endears him to the middle class and blue collar America.
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The city itself exudes creativity, especially the Queen West neighborhood, which serves as the de facto center of startup activity with its abundant restaurants, cafes and flexible creative workspaces (it reminds me a lot of the east village of New York in the 1990s).
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Voters attracted by the force of the Trump personality should pause and take note of the precise qualities he exudes as an audaciously different politician: bluster, savage mockery of those who challenge him, degrading comments about women, mendacity, crude generalizations about nations and religions.
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Tucked at the end of an unassuming alley in Red Hook, Brooklyn, amid 22019th-century red brick houses originally built to accommodate fishermen, Leidy Churchman's studio feels like a refuge — a minimalist retreat that exudes the kind of tranquillity found in the artist's meditative paintings.
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While new hotels (Limelight Hotel on the south end, Hotel Ketchum on the north) bookend Main Street, the half-mile stretch still exudes plenty of the old-time charm from Ketchum's mining and sheep ranching heyday with cabin-style shops and historic brick buildings.
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Meanwhile, the portrait of genderqueer artist Kerry Downey — who boyishly jostles on a swivel stool, with one foot running out of the picture, their cool yellow sweatshirt almost bleeding into a rich yellow background — exudes the hope, love, generosity, and youthfulness of Dufresne's community.
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In his poster for Alien (1979) we're given just the word as it drops four times down the page to frame the red outlines of the human characters—it's so simple, but it exudes the same basic dread that makes the film itself so overwhelming.
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Mr. Moore's Donnie exudes a sense of aggrieved dissatisfaction, while Mr. Hanlon brings a sunny sweetness to Adam, whose close relationship with Dotty is gently touching; at one sad point Dotty's mind slips into the past, and she imagines that he is her long-dead husband.
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As Moritz, whose problems are as much educational as sexual, Mr. Durant exudes a boyish sense of melodramatic frustration; his brutish father will not countenance anything less than accomplishment, and Moritz's struggles at school are met with a lack of sympathy that shrivels his vulnerable soul.
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Michael Cera exudes an inscrutable sleaziness as a star known as "Player X." (By all accounts, his real-life name rhymes with Schmoby Schmaguire.) Later, when Molly moves her operation to New York, Chris O'Dowd stands out as a drunk constantly professing his love for her.
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This was Dizzee's last album on an independent label and, more than anything, each song exudes a sense of post-genre freedom, the likes of which is best reflected in Stormzy's Gang Signs & Prayer—an album that's raised the bar for balancing credibility with commercial viability.
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Leaning back in his chair, rocking a silky black tunic shirt and grey ropelike scarf bought on one of his last overseas tours, and a custom-made scimitar-like earring on one ear, he exudes the kind of effortless swagger that only comes with real experience.
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Hung in frames, displayed on shelves, or arranged in domestic-scaled installations, Ms. Mack's new work quietly exudes the motley variety of a craft show crossed with a fair exhibition hall in its mix of stained glass, gilding, silk flowers, neon lights and lots of denim.
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And I suppose that's OK. But the bottom line is that while the vehicle is satisfyingly outfitted with lots and lots of tech and exudes a restrained, premium vibe, it can't escape the compromises that all three-row mid-sizers have to make in this SUV segment.
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A series of large-scale paintings by Enomoto Chikatoshi that celebrate a thriving dance hall in Tokyo exudes the luxury associated with Art Deco: the fan-shaped paintings — a traditional Japanese format — depict beautiful, confident dancers in Western dress against a backdrop of opulent golden paint.
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But in the past decade, a noteworthy development in the Israeli scene has been the rise of the independent choreographer — artists forgoing company structures in favor of intimate and conceptually daring work that still exudes the anxious, palpable intensity that has become a mark of the Israeli dance sensibility.
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He takes charges, bumps cutters, bodies larger players in the post, draws fouls in timely situations, communicates defensive assignments in transition, and exudes a fearlessness that can't be learned; the Celtics have owned a positive point differential with Smart on the court in each one of his four seasons.
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And the next time someone piously heralds a justice as someone who exudes judicial modesty and simply calls balls and strikes, imagine them instead in a figure skating outfit ice dancing to The Flight of the Bumblebee — that image will get you far closer to the truth of judging.
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Exclusive 2500 Photos View Slide Show ' The 1925 Upper East Side building where the celebrity stylist Jill Swid Rosen and her husband, Eric S. Rosen, a money manager, have lived for the last five years exudes prewar charm, with its limestone-and-brick facade and white-glove lobby.
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While Mr. Trump pushes an America First agenda of isolationism and protectionism and embroils himself in controversies that raise doubts about his competence, President Xi Jinping of China exudes purpose and confidence as he tries to remake the global economic and political order and lure nations into Beijing's orbit.
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Despite more than six years between Tour victories, losing his Tour card for the 2015 season and dropping to No. 297 in the world before his victory at the Honda Classic, Harrington still exudes a winner's confidence and said he believes his game is rounding into form for Birkdale.
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Mr. Weschler wrote that if Mr. Irwin were to be played in a movie, James Garner circa "The Rockford Files" would be the best choice, and he indeed exudes that kind of comfortable-in-his-own-skin charm, but also a bit of the flinty resolve of Paladin, gentleman gunfighter.
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"Pete davidson is 6'3 with dark circles, exudes big dick energy, looks evil but apparently is an angel, and loves his girl publicly the only thing wrong w him is that he's a scorpio but anyway.....id married him within a month too," a now-viral tweet by user @babyvietcong reads.
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When we first meet Rose-Lynn, she's being released from a 12-month prison sentence for drug-running, Even as she sheds her prison uniform for her trademark white cowboy boots and leather jacket, she exudes the kind of charisma you'd expect from someone who wants to live her life onstage.
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Comey, a physically imposing former prosecutor who exudes moral rectitude and speaks with a persuasive eloquence, is slated to appear before the Senate Intelligence Committee Thursday in what could be the most dramatic Congressional hearing since the Iran-Contra scandal of the 1980s — if not the Watergate affair of the 1970s.
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Trump exudes confidence but as the two dozen Democrats eager to take his job sharpen their attacks, the White House — or, for the next 10 days, the clubhouse in Bedminster, New Jersey — will have to mount a multifront effort rooted in maintaining his base rather than trying to expand it.
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Better known for the steely confidence he exudes — in his performances, and at intimidatingly close range, in conversation later that morning at a Juilliard office — Mr. Spacey has embraced his status as an unlikely Tonys M.C. "They didn't want me in the first place," he said with a self-deprecating laugh.
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Though hardly on a par with the Russian Constructivist Vladimir Tatlin's designs for the tilted, open-worked spiral tower of his "Monument to the Third International" (1920), "Light Prop" exudes a similar optimism for a world not only bettered by technical know-how but set on a whole new footing.
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Sanders' failure to win Michigan, in particular, the state where he unexpectedly clobbered Hillary Clinton in 2016, demonstrated that Democratic voters have lined up behind Biden, a man who has shown his flaws on the campaign trail, but exudes a decency that Americans crave after the emetic ride of Donald Trump's presidency.
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Ms. Ekimian, a Russian-American who was born in Washington, D.C., and spent many years in Egypt, a self-described "hugger," exudes none of the pretension or anxiety one might expect from a 19-year-old thrust into the big leagues, though designing this dress is not her first higher-profile project.
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Mr. Freeman, the actor whose low-pitched voice exudes authority and is readily recognizable from scores of movies and narrations, has antagonized some Russian officials for his appearance in the video, which was posted by the Committee to Investigate Russia, a new group that seeks to raise awareness about Russia's involvement in the election.
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" —Michele Mattos Actress, comedian, and YouTube star Lilly Singh uses her own experience striving toward success, and her signature hilarious voice, to create this guide to being a "bawse" — or, "a person who exudes confidence, reaches goals, gets hurt efficiently, and smiles genuinely because they've fought through it all and made it out the other side.
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Pete davidson is 6'3 with dark circles, exudes big dick energy, looks evil but apparently is an angel, and loves his girl publicly the only thing wrong w him is that he's a scorpio but anyway.....id married him within a month too You might think, wait a minute, doesn't this make big dick energy explicitly about dick size?
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Sleepless on the flight over, Audrey sneaks into the first class cabin, where she meets handsome British aristocrat Charles Cavendish (Luke Evans, who exudes appealingly smarmy charm even here), who invites her and Nick along for a fancy weekend with his uncle, billionaire Malcolm Quince (Terrence Staple), and a colorful array of his nearest and dearest.
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From the logline alone it sounds like it could be just one of the many investigative dramas that have flooded screens in the age of peak TV, but what makes Stranger Things look so interesting is how the trailer exudes the influence of two of the most influential voices of the 1980s: Stephen King and Steven Spielberg.
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Gordy himself wrote the musical's book.) As Diana Ross, Gordy's love interest and one of his biggest discoveries, Allison Semmes, who understudied the role in the show's first go-round (and played the famously ousted Supreme, Florence Ballard), exudes a mixture of calculating ambition and youthful naïveté, coquettishly keeping an eye on the main chance even as a teenager.
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In every scene, she exudes complexity and a range of nuanced emotion that make her impossible to pigeonhole into any of those typical rom-com tropes: she's not the shy wallflower turned bold party girl, she's not the frigid bitch turned unexpectedly relaxed and mellow, she's not the serious student who takes off her glasses to reveal a surprise hottie.
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Whether discussing the world's first crossword book (published by Simon & Schuster, in 1924, which started their company), or reminiscing about the creative influence of his mother (Wilma, who wrote children's stories and articles about horses), or showing off a century-old magazine full of Sam Loyd puzzles (his "childhood hero"), Mr. Shortz, who is 64, exudes an infectious, boyish enthusiasm that registers as uncannily genuine.
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Its exact nature is never fully explained, nor is it clear that the contamination of our world by a new one means an end to human life — but the wildlife that thrives in the area exudes an un-animal-like presence, and the people who occasionally return from exploratory missions are different, emptier, with a distant stranger's understanding of the facts of their own life.
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Burgundy dips into standup tropes (muttering "What else, what else" and pacing during segues, shouting out local sports teams and suburbs at length) and generally just exudes a darker, sadder version of that original Anchorman id: an ageing man just self-aware enough to be terrified of his own ever-growing irrelevance and of how little he understands the world, fighting that fear with self-delusion, non-sequiturs, and yelling.
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Zum Nussbaum, a centuries-old inn originally located in a different part of the city, was rebuilt after it was destroyed in an Allied air raid during World War II. Now sitting on a cobblestone street by the Nikolaikirche (the oldest church in Berlin), it exudes the warmth and ebullience you'd expect from an old fashioned German drinking establishment: dark wood, lively conversation and lots of kitsch on the walls.
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