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So long as they include disclaimers, anyone can slap up free websites offering treatments to help with baldness and pudginess, the flu and cancer.
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In one oft-told story, he was embarrassed by his pudginess, so he cut his lunch intake from a pair of sandwiches to a bit of fruit.
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In the middle of an already awkward adolescence, one marked by resilient pimples and even more resilient pudginess, the smattering of hair made my face look even more … inelegant.
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Bouguereau takes care to accurately portray the pudginess of Cupid and Psyche. The painting is full of texture from the light fabrics, wispy golden hair, and smoothness of their skin. The painting doesn't strike the viewer but is a rest for the eyes.
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He rose to stardom despite his pudginess, which earned him the nickname "Fat Qiaoling" (). At age 30, he became the leader of the Four Happiness Troupe (), one of the most famous troupes in Beijing, and rarely performed after that. His son Mei Yutian was also a performer. His grandson Mei Lanfang was the most accomplished Peking opera artist of all time.
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Glamor portrait, 1940s In 1938–1939, Withers shed her childhood pudginess through healthy eating and stretching exercises, slimming down to and a size-12 dress. She had her first screen kiss in the 1939 film Boy Friend. But she and her fans grew dissatisfied with the juvenile roles being offered her as she matured. Under the pseudonym Jerrie Walters, Withers wrote the screenplay for Small Town Deb (1941), in which she also starred.
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