Her warm smile and naturally bubbly vivaciousness come to an abrupt halt when the topic switches to current events.
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They're cut from different cloths, but united in vivaciousness—and it helps that Kaytranada seems so stoked to be doing the weaving.
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Broad and bright, it delivered what other platformers circa 1997 seemed merely to talk about: a combination of vivaciousness and consideration for the player.
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In the "Finesse" video, Cardi is all charm all the time—the vivaciousness she's long been known for online shines through, and she's outrageously watchable.
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" She remembered his vivaciousness, as well as his good looks: "He had the slicked hair and the tattoos — he was handsome and full of life.
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Struggling to connect the filaments of past and present, youth and maturity, Dolan seems lost, his signature vivaciousness and sense of fun almost entirely muted.
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In The FADER's cover story on Cardi B, Rawiya Kameir describes her vivaciousness as a necessary tool and not a bonus byproduct of her negotiations with fame.
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She made a virtual appearance at the exhibition opening via Skype and belted out a song a cappella, demonstrating that she has lost none of her ability or her vivaciousness.
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"Watching her [Brinkley] on set is positively surreal, just because of her tireless vivaciousness and 'joie de vivre;' she never stops moving, and she literally sparkles into the camera," she says.
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The momentum of the weekend was driven by new talent, as people seemed to interact with the same level of vivaciousness as they did when hip-hop perennials came on stage.
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He treated her with unexpected deference in debates, and stayed conspicuously quiet about her in general, until an explosive altercation with the DNC over his campaign's access to the committee's voter files lent his campaign new vivaciousness.
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To make the vivaciousness of live theater come blasting through television sets, "Grease: Live" will incorporate an audience, a first for the recent batch of small-screen musicals; in some cases, the hundreds of people on set will appear on camera, whether watching the dance-off or cheering along at the give-em-hell-Rydell pep rally.
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Her vivaciousness and bright personality slowly touches him and allows him to forget about his past love.
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New Beats remarked that screenwriter Dhawan and director Ganatra "capture the sense of suburban desolation in Gopal's world and the vivaciousness of Bollywood in the fantasy sequences. ... [D]epicting love so realistically with a sense of whimsy ... makes [the film] engaging."Chiu, David. "Cosmopolitan." New Beats. 2003.
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Hale was born in Liverpool. Her father, Robert Hale, and younger brother, Sonnie Hale, were actors. Hale was one of the most successful stars in London in the 1920s and 1930s, known for her vivaciousness, and able to sing leading roles in operetta as well as musicals and revue.Green, Stanley.
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Comic book cover of The Life of Franklin D. Roosevelt The Office of War Information created and published this comic in 1943. This was a 16 page comic about the childhood of President Franklin D. Roosevelt. The comic illustrated the energy, and vivaciousness of Roosevelt through his youth. Roosevelt was a representation of America and of America's youth and their abilities.
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Her vivaciousness and spunk soon catch the landlady's eye. To keep her out of trouble, Rama Devi soon promotes her to a kitchen underhand where she meets Rama Devi's cook, the old, crusty, and extremely loyal Radhamma. After settling down at the landlady's house, Vanaja gets invited to play a game of ashta chamma (a leisurely game in rural towns of Andhra Pradesh) against the landlady. Knowing that losing isn't the mistress's forte, she deliberately gives up her game.
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In preparation for the role, McAdams studied old films, particularly those of Kim Novak. She has said the film shoot re-energized and re-inspired her and made her eager to continue working more often again. Lisa Schwarzbaum of Entertainment Weekly found McAdams "a particularly delightful vision after her two-year intermission". Todd McCarthy of Variety criticized her break from the big screen but felt that, despite a performance of "tender feeling", "her natural vivaciousness and spontaneity are straitjacketed" by the film noir format.
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The cynical Kate is captivated by Milly's beauty, vivaciousness and humour, and the two form a strong friendship. Kate and Merton reconcile and resume their secret meetings; one day they run into Milly, and Kate introduces Merton as a family friend. Soon after, Milly invites Kate to accompany her and Susan to Venice. Before leaving, Lord Mark secretly reveals to Kate that Milly is terminally ill and that although he desires Kate he needs to marry Milly and her fortune to avoid losing his estates.
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The program only asks its listeners not to forget their mother tongue, its inherent beauty, unique words, poetic nuances and conversational value. In so doing, however, it strongly discourages purism. Aware that languages need to be dynamic and evolving, the program embraces new additions into the Cebuano vocabulary without sacrificing basic rules on grammar, syntax and sentence construction. “Sugboanon Na Ni!” also celebrates the Cebuano way of life, its trials and triumphs as well as its vivaciousness that continues to instill pride among Cebuanos everywhere.
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312 However, she had a charm and vivaciousness which was admired by many; and she could easily delight those she met with her wit. Anne's apparent withdrawal of genuine affection occurred for a number of reasons. She was frustrated by Sarah's long absences from court and despite numerous letters from Anne to Sarah on this subject, Sarah rarely attended, and wrote her excuses in letters to Anne. There was also a political difference between them: Anne was a Tory (the party known as the "Church party", religion being one of Anne's chief concerns), and Sarah was a Whig (the party known to support Marlborough's wars).
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The next year in Paris, he exhibited Springtime and Love, a depiction of families enjoying a hilltop above a village with a broad view of the sea and sky. At the 1880 National Exposition in Turin, Michetti exhibited Palm Sunday, the Pescatrici di londine, and i Morticelli. Gubernatis remarks on the vivaciousness of these works, and says: > [the] success of Naples had intoxicated the mind of the young artist, and he > bitterly resented that having been led astray in search of the strange and > far-fetched, he had suffered shipwreck in the indecipherable. While some > proclaimed that these paintings established his indisputable fame, (some > thought) those works had greater success than they deserved.
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Further comparing it with L.A. Noire, Kotaku added that it "doesn't come close to the variety and vivaciousness of McConnell's Grim Fandango score. From the dark, plunger-muted swing of 'Swanky Maximo' to the mellow, guitar-accompanied lobby-trombone of the appropriately named 'Frustration Man', it's simply good, video game- related or no." It further lauded "the epic saxophone of 'She Sailed Away', the chord-less free jazz of 'Blue Casket Bop', or the menacing bari sax/bass clarinet duet of 'Rubacava'" as highlights of an overall outstanding score. Alternative Magazine Online in 2015 noted that upon its original release it "instantly became one of the greatest video game soundtracks of all time" and that the remastered version went even further.
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Brody was born in New York City, and began her career as a dancer in vaudeville. After working for some time as part of a touring troupe travelling round the U.S., she moved to England in the 1920s, finding work in West End theatres. Although Brody had no previous acting experience, her vivaciousness was spotted by film director Thomas Bentley, who offered her a supporting role in his 1926 film White Heat. She then immediately landed the lead role for Maurice Elvey in Mademoiselle from Armentieres, set in France during World War I. This turned out to be a huge popular success, running in British cinemas for several months and becoming reportedly the highest-grossing British-made film of 1926.
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Betty Ethel Holton (30 January 1926 – 17 January 2013), better known by her stage name, Lizbeth Webb, was an English soprano and stage actress. Known as "the champagne soprano", she is remembered partly for originating the song "This Is My Lovely Day". After performing as a dance band vocalist and entertaining British troops during World War II, Webb pursued a career in West End musicals, becoming known for her vivaciousness in playing such roles as Lucy Willow in Bless the Bride, Linda in Ivor Novello's Gay's the Word and Sarah Brown in Guys and Dolls. She married Colonel Guy Campbell, the heir to a baronetcy, and left the stage in the late 1950s, bringing up two sons but returning for a last engagement in the title role of The Merry Widow in 1969.
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His attempts at escaping are all in vain: he is now totally under the spell of Ariadna... As seems to be prince Maktuev, "a wealthy man but an utterly insignificant person" whom she had once refused and (as it later turns out) has never been able to forgive herself for that. Sick of her Russian rural environment and (what she perceives as) poverty, Ariadne runs off to Europe with Lubkov, a married man whose only claim to virtue seems to be his vivaciousness. Torn apart by his hopeless passion and the realization of how perious it could be, Shamohin nevertheless responds to her call and sheepishly joins the couple in Abbazia. Travelling with Ariadna and Lubkov through Southern Europe, he is appalled: the woman he loves is engaged in the life full of lies, where her one and only motivation is to be admired.
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Christine Sophie von Gähler was a leading profile of the royal court of King Christian VII of Denmark, where she attracted attention with her beauty, her vivaciousness, sarcastic wit and humorous temper. Together with the baroness Anna Sofie Bülow and countess Amalie Sofie Holstein, she became known as one of the Three Graces of the Danish royal court. She was a leading figure of the court and well regarded by both the King as well as the Queen: she was regarded as socially indispensable at the card games played by the king and his favorites Enevold Brandt and Christian Frederik Holstein, as well as by queen Caroline Matilda of Great Britain, when she enjoyed outings with her ladies-in-waiting during her summers in the countryside, during which they were escorted by their admirers while their husbands were left at home. She became known for her lovers, whether there was truth in these rumors or not, though she always referred to her spouse in public.
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