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As the post office predicted, the marketing stunt renewed people's interest in the newly pimped up postbox and its cute swag.
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This fragility is exposed further into the show, by a pimped-up cement mixer, which contrasts with its acid green trim.
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The pimped-up nurse is ushering the crowd to cheer for encouragement but frankly, we're all keen for the show to continue with Cooper intact.
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The Royal Suite is the most extravagant of the Yacht Club rooms, featuring a 700-square foot main room and a 22.33-square foot balcony pimped-up with a private whirlpool bath and dinner party-sized table.
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Weaving in and out of traffic, only the lucky few ride Harley Davidsons - a rare and expensive brand in Iraq - while others make do with bikes pimped-up to look something like the "Easy Rider" dream machines.
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"The only limit on creativity on this is what can be done technically, and with help from Andrew on the software side of things and with my pimped up Mac Pro on the hardware side of things, I'm not so limited," says Weirdcore.
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On May 12, 2012, Molly Rainford, a contestant of the sixth season of Britain's Got Talent, sang "Ave Maria" during the show's final. Digital Spy's Daniel Sperling noted that Rainford sang a "pimped-up version" of the song which he called "incredible". A writer of BBC Online described her rendition as "moving". On May 28, 2012, Fatai Veamatahau sang "Ave Maria" on The Voice (Australia).
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Nate Chinen for The New York Times was complimentary of "Whatever It Takes", writing that it is an "upbeat anthem." Sarah-Louise James for the Daily Star wrote that although the element of gospel music has a nice outro, it "lacks real kick". Nick Levine was for Digital Spy wrote "'Whatever It Takes' is anchored by a rhythm track that wouldn't shame a boy-racer cruising through Harlem in his pimped-up ride." However, he noted that "Whatever It Takes" and "Best You Never Had" were Spirits only uptempo moments, and that Lewis tries to emulate her contemporaries too closely.
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Nick Levine of Digital Spy gave the song a four star rating, and said: > There's an unmistakable whiff of Fleetwood Mac - incense mixed with champers > and crack? - to this second single from Clare Maguire. It's there in the > passionately romantic but utterly relatable lyrics, it's there in the > soaring, sing-along-soon-as-you-hear-it chorus, and it's there in the > twinkly keyboard sounds that could almost have been nicked from the Tango In > The Night studio tapes. But this is The Mac pimped up for the teenies, with > Maguire's mighty vocals - so committed and filled with sincerity, she'd sell > you a papier-mâché pac-a-mac were she (literally) to sing its praises - > shrouded by a bombastic but glittery production from Fraser T Smith.
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