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I made my way there one recent afternoon, a field trip into the heart of gaucheness.
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It takes me four more takes to finally nail the over-the-top Californian gaucheness Ri is looking for.
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People expect a commoner coming into the royal family to have a certain amount of star-struck gaucheness and humbleness.
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If you were being generous, you could argue that his toxic gaucheness is no worse than that of the average teenage boy.
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The label recounts an embarrassing tale of American gaucheness: how the Mexican government gave Paramount Pictures the head in 1926 to display in its new Times Square theater; how the ancient artifact was too large to display; and how a huge chunk was cut from the back of the serpent's head.
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Colin is socially awkward, using out-dated slang and wears shorts and sandals all year round. Following a messy divorce from his wife, Kenneth lives on the quiet in the science block's toilets, where he also brews his own ale; he has a habit of not wearing his trousers, and some of his character traits - including the choices for the weekly film club - suggest he may be a not-so-closeted homosexual. Colin's social awkwardness and gaucheness is tested by the attraction he feels towards his new boss and competition for her attention from the right-on drama teacher Danny Woods. Alison is far more assertive than Colin and Kenneth, trying to drag the science department up to date, but at times can be naive and easily persuaded, herself suffering from some social awkwardness.
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One of the earliest and most extreme examples is the orchestral music for the ballet Midas (1970), which contains quotations from the works of Johann Strauss, Jr., Gustav Mahler, Antonio Vivaldi, and John Blow. This return to familiar material was seen on the one hand as the emergence of "a more individual style" , displaying "a rare talent for musical comedy as well as a habit of boldly exploring the possibilities of avant-garde matter in a joyful manner" . On the other hand, particularly by American critics reviewing printed scores rather than performances, this was regarded as a "haphazard and sketchy" carelessness of vertical or linear movement, resulting in textures "perforated by absentminded silences" —an arbitrary and unjustified usage of clichés from the "catalog of newly-invented and already- used-up effects" in vogue at that time, as well as an indifference toward sonority, intensified by a "gaucheness of the 'traditional' passages" . Although different sylistic fields often overlap in Dutch music of the 1970s and 1980s, Bois did not adopt the minimalism that became fashionable at that time in the Netherlands.
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