Young, black and swaggeringly jubilant, he's O.K. with the label.
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Rigidifying on the cobblestones here, swinging her sword all swaggeringly there.
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Jimmy Carter, so painfully deliberative and earnest, set the stage for Ronald Reagan, so swaggeringly decisive.
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The piece she wrote, "Froms," performed simultaneously by five orchestras, was, like many things Ms. Meredith has composed since, swaggeringly ambitious.
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" As for Alden Ehrenreich, he "absolutely crushes the role to powder, swaggeringly reviving the memory of the young Harrison Ford's romantic gallantry.
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They seemed swaggeringly confident, able to land a punch, and referred to anything that wasn't socially acceptable as "gay", and gay men as "faggots".
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This was an emotional dispatch from the domain of private fantasy, a swaggeringly exuberant collection of clothes that might make us, too, feel immortal.
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It was swaggeringly proud of this, taunting cable with the show-within-the-show "Darkness at Noon," a parody of pay TV's sour testosterone-and-pain cocktails.
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Mr. Ghosn made the big mistake of being openly, flamboyantly, swaggeringly greedy, jetting around in private planes to grand homes all over the world and renting the Palace of Versailles for his wedding party.
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Ms. Silverman, 46, one of the greatest stand-up comics of her generation, pioneered a swaggeringly feminine brand of raunchy, button-pushing humor that paved the way for comics like Amy Schumer and Ali Wong.
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From the very start, Linklater's astonishingly well-cast and well-meshed ensemble of actors appears both swingingly choreographed in daily motion and exhilaratingly, swaggeringly free.
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The story of Ned Kelly which made him out to be "a dangerous embryo dictator, murderously vindictive and swaggeringly brutal in his hour of power." John Bell played Kelly but his face was never shown, he was only heard behind a mask.
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Kitty Empire from The Guardian said "Though swaggeringly up to date in places, her tracks sound far closer to Lauryn Hill than they do to 2017's breakout star Cardi B, nodding to reggae, soul and jazz. The complex question of identity keeps cropping up. 'How you supposed to be black down under?' Tembo wonders on 'Bye River'".
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Beast is the debut album of Canadian band Beast. The album was made available internationally on iTunes on November 4, 2008. While it has been physically released in Canada, international releases have not been announced.BEAST website Their self-titled debut album was very well received by critics, including The Globe and Mail, which suggested that Beast “stands an excellent chance of being the next big success story from the Montreal music scene”,Everett-Green, Robert, "A Beastly buzz", The Globe and Mail, December 17, 2008 Last accessed March 6, 2009 and the Toronto Star, which called it “one of the most strikingly original and swaggeringly bad-ass Canadian albums to rear its head in recent memory”.
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