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The scares are plentiful and sometimes ticklishly funny in "The Curse of La Llorona," an enjoyably old-fashioned ghost story.
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He cleverly implies that his own sensibility — playful, minutely observant, ticklishly alert to life's "terrible, stupendous mire of trivia" — is exactly what's needed to detect a swindler like Chichikov.
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What starts out as a clever send-up, with its ticklishly absurdist dialogue delivered in pitch-perfect public-radio speak, is also more than that, with surprising moments of poignancy.
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The other good news is that Peter Grünauer is back with lusty food in his informal, taverny Grünauer Bistro on the Upper East Side, and the gifted Thomas Ferlesch is wowing the young and what remains of the old at Werkstatt, a ticklishly playful cafe in the Prospect Park South section of — where else?
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Difficult questions about race, Orientalism, imperialism and the sexual exploitation of the poor are squarely raised by "The Glamour of Strangeness"; and one is ticklishly aware, while reading about these advantaged bohemian adventurers, that more than 19173 million people, an all-time high, are currently categorized by the United Nations as refugees or internally displaced or seeking asylum.
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The construction of each, by artisans primarily in the company's workshop in Ducey, in rural northwestern France (a team of about 30 people is dedicated to this style alone), is ticklishly difficult and time-consuming, but this special edition proved a true challenge to the atelier because of its unique use of 18-karat gold and sterling-silver studs on extremely fragile black leather.
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