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His most disarming quality is how chill he seems about everything.
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In fact, it's one of your most disarming weapons—you can read anyone to filth!
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Staged by Frederic Wake-Walker, it's a disarming, intimate beginning to this most disarming and intimate of scores.
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BUCHANAN That's sort of what I found most disarming and charming about "Endgame" — it feels the least like a war movie of any of the Avengers films.
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" Marc Snetiker of Entertainment Weekly said that it was "Gaga's most disarming and original ballad in years". Writing for The Daily Telegraph, Neil McCormich called the track "lovely" and said it was "sung with unpolished directness, emphasizing lyrical themes of living a purposeful life". Sandy Cohen of The Washington Times said that "the title song is fittingly tender, though Gaga's voice sounds affected. Backed by acoustic guitar and simple percussion, it ultimately lends the track a timeless feel.
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Entertainment Weeklys Adam B. Vary wrote that Beyoncé was "at her peak — in voice, in looks, in taste in opulent wedding gowns". A Rolling Stones critic commented Beyoncé was looking stunning in a bridal suite, adding that the most disarming thing about the clip is that she sings directly to the camera. The review concludes that, "the video hits all of its marks perfectly, conveying all of the nuances in the lyrics while providing a lovely, memorable visual." The Washington Posts Sarah Anne Hughes wrote Beyoncé is "extravagantly dressed" in the video adding that the only downside is that there is no dance in the tradition of "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" (2008).
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