The man himself smiles broadly, and welcomes me in his softly spoken Spanish.
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In the minute-long video, he fixes his eyes on Phillips and smiles broadly.
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He hands me a sticker and smiles broadly at me—his missing tooth proves it's his own face on the sticker.
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Standing on the starting line ahead of the final, a television camera closes in on Daniel, and he smiles broadly, his image filling the Jumbotron.
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In the image, Fawcett smiles broadly, her famous, sun-kissed curls framing her face as she strikes a relaxed pose in a tight red swimsuit.
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Sitting on his hospital bed in the Jordanian capital after receiving specialized surgery on his leg, he smiles broadly as he holds onto his crutches.
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Similarly constrained, Mr. Garfield smiles broadly through episodes of near-suffocation and bloody sputum, while Ms. Foy embodies the buck-up-and-carry-on mentality that William Nicholson's screenplay demands.
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In Bakassi, a large camp for displaced people, Hajja Kale Muhammad smiles broadly as she holds up a handbag stitched on a sewing machine bought with a grant from the ICRC.
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He looks like every "alt" musician stereotype rolled into one heavily tattooed package– shoulder-length hair the color and sheen of dirtied obsidian, black leather and chains strapped across a sinewy, six-foot-something frame – and smiles broadly while propping a shit-kicker boot atop the coffee table between us, a light cloud of cigarette ash briefly rising from a nearby bowl.
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She takes a look at her new trinket and smiles broadly, revealing a hideous hole in her pearly white teeth. Upon seeing this, Giorgio screams in terror and dies.
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Filumena rushes in, and Domenico smiling with joy, tells her how wonderful she looks and the marriage takes place. Back at home, the sons bid their mother goodnight. As the boys, one after another say goodnight to their 'father' Domenico, he smiles broadly at this and says that he will see them tomorrow. Filumena sits and weeps with joy at this.
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He throws a toothbrush and his pajamas into a suitcase, takes his hat over his arm, and breaks the news to his father before stepping from the living room out into the street. The special point of this film is the aviation exhibition, which is well handled. The hero is a very jocose gentleman, who smiles broadly with and without provocation. Other parts are adequately filled.
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Ganesha wakes her up by sprinkling water on her face. The girl, Vasantha, puts on an innocent look and seeks his help in getting fresh clothes to wear. This makes Ganesha enter a ladies' dress center, nervously, to buy her a fresh dress set; asks him for help fasten the hooks of her dress along her back. Unnoticed by Ganesha as he fastens her dress hooks, Vasantha smiles broadly.
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20th Century Fox. A rule for earlier episodes featuring Bob called for a recap of his evil deeds; this was dropped after season eight's "Brother from Another Series" when the chronology became too lengthy.Weinstein, Josh. (2006). Commentary for "Brother From Another Series", in The Simpsons: The Complete First Season [DVD]. 20th Century Fox. Another rule established by the show's writers mandated Bob's return to prison at the end of each episode, although this pattern was abandoned in later episodes like "The Great Louse Detective" and "The Italian Bob". alt=A man wearing a cap smiles broadly. Bill Oakley and Josh Weinstein, the showrunners for the seventh and eighth seasons, believed that every season of the show should contain an episode starring Sideshow Bob.
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