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A couple of groups even incorporated — gauchely — the gargantuan percussive drops that have dominated dance music in the 2010s.
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Compare the sharpness of his rapping voice to his unctuous singing, which wobbles gauchely between velvety sigh and velvety whine.
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They're so obviously omnipresent, their model so played out, it's almost gauchely self-evident when bands namecheck them as an influence.
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She had a tense relationship with her mother-in-law, who found the younger woman's interest in lipstick and lace gloves and nights at the theatre to be gauchely bourgeois.
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But last month Mr Gabriel gauchely put Mr Steinmeier forth as the SPD's partisan favourite, making it harder for the Christian Democrats to support him (and annoying both Mr Steinmeier and Mrs Merkel).
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One in a lifelong series of gauchely self-indulgent pet projects of Alki David, the Greek heir to a Coca-Cola bottling fortune (net worth: approximately $2 billion), Hologram USA can, presumably, operate at a complete financial loss.
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One critic wrote in Sight & Sound that the ending was "inexcusable" and that the scene is "far less one of tragic remorse than gauchely contrived emotionalism." Tunes of Glory has a 73% rating on the Rotten Tomatoes review aggregation site.
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Since the events occurring in Cuba were not always credible many midwestern newspaper owners shifted their content towards domestic issues, namely the effect of Cuba on the American economy. American interests in the trade with Cuba were significant, and through the papers' coverage of these matters, much of the readership in the midwest soon came to believe that protecting these interests was necessary for economic stability. The most obvious means of preserving these interests was through war with Spain. Illustration of a young woman being gauchely strip-searched by grubby-looking Spanish policemen (Illustrator: Frederic Remington) Concerned that their goals were being undermined by Lawson and other midwest newspapers, Hearst and Pulitzer were looking for any story which could expand their middle class audience.
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