He is toothsome and winsome and spilling over with emotion.
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This Winsome bar cart is decked out with storage options.
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Josh, our winsome hero, falls into none of these groups.
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It helps that he's guided by Jeremy Irons's winsome Alfred.
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Pop songs are cued in with gentle irony and winsome sincerity.
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Is there any performer more winsome and charismatic than Mr. Cumming?
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Or was it just about the appeal of the winsome candidate himself?
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Yet Endgame is still a fitting, winsome celebration of all things Marvel.
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No navy can neglect to guard against them despite their winsome size.
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In his touching answer, Mr. Mahoney is at once pitiful and winsome.
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I don't think that's a winsome way to approach the culture today.
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The ending, which finds Kate docile at last, is meant to be winsome.
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Lively one moment, torpid the next, the show is utterly overstuffed yet winsome anyway.
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These drawings' winsome figures seem to have a semi-transparent relationship to each other.
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So is Raphael Alejandro as Hugo, who's sweet and winsome and precocious without being cloying.
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Anne Tyler's take on "The Taming of the Shrew" is, predictably, winsome, straightforward, and smart.
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Ms. Stemme was stunning, singing with winsome beauty one moment, and flinty power the next.
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Park City, Utah (CNN)It's the ultimate date movie -- a winsome romance touched by presidential ambitions.
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The pride in the photogenic family, the wife and two daughters with winsome smiles was palpable.
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Her talent as a vocal improviser is as important to her appeal as her winsome showmanship.
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Jack Lemmon is terrific in the lead, and Shirley MacLaine is a wonderfully winsome romantic interest.
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Gong Yoo, Korea's handsome, winsome male superstar, plays Han-Kyul, the playboy heir to a coffee fortune.
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Ethan Slater is winsome and earnest as a surprisingly jacked Bob (he used to be a wrestler).
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When the movie around her threatens to spin into incoherence, Fry's gently winsome performance keeps us watching.
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It will be built in winsome partnership between corporations and government agencies hungry for more data and control.
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Its winsome examination of first love leaned heavily on electro-pop synth pulse and New Wave singsong harmonies.
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"Getting" the joke is a surrender to winsome absurdity, groupthink with no real think at all, only 🤡.
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Other images are downright charming: "Puff Puff, 2004," features a winsome pair of wide-eyed, fluffed-up birds.
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And now Millar has partnered with artist Stuart Immonen to create a zippy, winsome space opera called Empress.
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For a while, "Yesterday" feels like a familiarly Richard Curtis-y type of winsome, self-deprecating Brit-com.
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Gail Despite my ardent hope, and their winsome romance, she and Fletcher Chace do not end up together.
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More winsome robotic spies — a meerkat, a cobra and a crocodile — infiltrate the wild on a friendship mission.
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"Winsome twinkles shine through the blackness throughout, thanks in no small part to Offutt's keen ear and eye."
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Winsome, intentional and gracious, Graham distinguished himself in American culture with his singular devotion to making Jesus famous.
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Woodhall has such a winsome personality, it is impossible to imagine anyone complaining to his face about anything.
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They play off each other well, and create a believable and winsome team dynamic with Gadot's Wonder Woman.
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This is still winsome folk rock at its core, but there's definitely some blacker magic at play here.
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Of course, what you might call the Cheddar and Sour Cream Ruffles origin story is a lot less winsome.
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Winsome Alden Lap Desk with Flip Top in Walnut Finish, $20.49Or a breakfast-in-bed tray, as he likes.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Could there be a more winsome documentary this year than Sandi Tan's Shirkers?
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A relatively winsome contestant on Hannah Brown's season last year, Peter struggled quite a bit more as the Bachelor.
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His early cassettes, decorated with his warm, cartoonish drawings, overflowed with winsome, guileless pop songs recorded on a boombox.
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And winsome twinkles shine through the blackness throughout, thanks in no small part to Offutt's keen ear and eye.
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The obvious risk is that the movie, sated with such benevolence, will doze off into the winsome or the cute.
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Crosby's wife was Dixie Lee, a winsome songbird who had traded her career (and her peroxide-blond hair) for motherhood.
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Wu's presence onscreen—impetuous, possessive, pugilistic, winsome—quickly made her character the axle around which the other family members rotate.
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Compare album centrepiece "Come Together" with its single version, where Gillespie enacts a loved-up Ecstasy high in winsome style.
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The account's "winsome winter looks" board has plenty of inspiration and Pinterest has a separate board on eye-makeup trends, too.
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During conversation, there's hardly a moment when she's not throwing her head back in laughter or flashing a toothy, winsome grin.
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Did I mention she's as cute and winsome and breathy as ever, even if most of the Crawleys don't recognize her?
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A new piece of potential trouble soon enters his life: a dog, a winsome-looking mutt, white-furred with black markings.
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It occurs to me that looking up at her winsome crotch I was born and am dying between a woman's legs.
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Peeking through the numbers, Pinterest has been improving margins and accelerating growth, a surprisingly winsome brace of metrics for the decacorn.
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It takes its title from the perfervid 1912 lyric that thrust its winsome author to the center of the literary scene.
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Katie Stout (born 1989) applies a winsome, faux naĂŻf idiom and a gently humorous touch to a wide range of materials.
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When the artists started moving in, five decades ago, TriBeCa was a winsome village of empty warehouses and forsaken loading docks.
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Take the case of Winsome Pendergrass, 60, who moved into a two-bedroom, rent-stabilized apartment in Flatbush, Brooklyn in 2010.
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The cover displays a winsome young woman whose arm extends straight out of the frame, as if she were taking a selfie.
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Because in Fish's version, Laurey's not really game to play along with her role as the winsome farm girl in a romance.
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Throughout the movie, Harbour, who beams with charisma and winsome earnestness in Stranger Things as Chief Hopper, mumbles through his Hellboy mask.
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The winsome celebrity Moore of the 1950s and '60s, often photographed in cape and tricorn hat, obscured her more demanding, younger self.
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As the Boy, Mr. Simkins finds a perfect vehicle for his winsome facility; his high energy and nervous tension carry the ballet.
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Shively brings an earnestness to her portraits, which highlight a ragtag group of female muses, winsome in spirit and stimulating in dynamism.
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But the story belongs to Shameik Moore's winsome Miles Morales, a living embodiment of the idea that anyone can grow into that mask.
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But in Holland's winsome hands, and under the joyous, self-aware supervision of the Russo brothers, it's one that you hope will stick.
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In a separate case, the Indian government is pursuing businessman Jatin Mehta regarding fraud allegations at his company, Winsome Diamonds and Jewellery Ltd.
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At the start, I worried that the film might prove merely winsome, like a Maryland "Amélie," but Hawkins makes it taut and fierce.
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Dipping into his winsome falsetto for the song's chorus, Casablancas sounds like he's actually having fun here, trying out new cadences and inflections.
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Only a few years ago, the apparent truism that women had to be winsome or sympathetic to sell films was still holding strong.
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The actress Sally Hawkins ("Blue Jasmine") plays the mute janitor who woos him with boiled eggs, Benny Goodman albums and a winsome smile.
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Over the weekend news from the United States regarding the disease wasn't winsome, making the market moves stronger than they might otherwise appear.
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Well: apparently this winsome actress and photographer hereby makes her first appearance in the Times puzzle, and her last name is actually TAUTOU.
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But the entire cast is worthy of celebration: Socha is winsome and deeply sympathetic, Durand displays real versatility, and York has never been funnier.
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The songs on them chronicled winsome crushes, boring day jobs, strange life pivots, and their outsider spirit spoke to me on a base level.
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The characters start to arrive (Amma, Yazz, Dominique, Carole, Bummi and LaTisha) and they keep arriving (Shirley, Winsome, Penelope, Megan/Morgan, Hattie and Grace).
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The strange, winsome big brother/little brother chemistry between Cage and Rand inspires hope that it'll be explored more in their future individual series.
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"All the Dirty Parts" has a fascinating and winsome conceit — a coming-of-age narrative composed of the specific parts such narratives routinely omit.
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But it's delivered with Gallic politesse and swamped by a fairy-tale quality that tilts the tone away from urgency and toward winsome innocence.
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This is not a dating game, choosing between the possibly ugly Frey behind door No. 1 and the winsome Westerling behind door No. 2.
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This is not an experience unique to Brown and she has befriended another woman who went through a similar experience on Capitol Hill, Winsome Packer.
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In film, La La Land, Moonlight took the top prize — just one of a huge haul of awards for the winsome song-and-dance spectacular.
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Related: A Charming GIF For Every 'Game of Thrones' Death Get Hypnotized by These Winsome GIFs Here's Every Major Death in Game of Thrones, Illustrated
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And he has mostly avoided the rambling, winsome stories and foxy stumblebums who made readers fall in love with his books in the first place.
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She has a winsome translator, a force of loyal eunuch fighters and an adviser who happens to be the cagiest person in this entire story.
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It sounds bad, I know, but the movie itself is convincingly winsome and, thanks to John Ritter in one of his last roles, very funny.
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Things went from winsome to gruesome quickly, as Finau's left foot landed off-balance and the ankle bent awkwardly while he slid to the turf.
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" More striking than the familiar thought is the alien wording, whose clunkiness can only be deliberate: the off-kilter choice of "locale" and the displacement of the phrase "looking up at her winsome crotch," which another writer would have set off with commas or put at the beginning of the sentence, and the dissonance within that phrase between the coy "winsome" and the blunt "crotch.
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By far the most affecting of his novels is " Street of Thieves " (2012), a darkly winsome coming-of-age story set in contemporary Morocco and Spain.
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But, on "Guy," Earle doesn't monkey much with Clark's winsome melodies, or with the feel of the original recordings, though he does add some new instrumentation.
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Her portrayal grew stronger as the story turned darker, and the winsome queen, who dearly loves her husband, finds herself hopelessly drawn to the noble Lancelot.
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The winsome language and striking woodcut art in bold colors and lots of black capture the ominous rush to judgment and the sweet possibility of wonderment.
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Just one season ago, it seemed the Mets were poised to overtake the Yankees as New York City's baseball darling, its more winsome and winning team.
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It's hard to say what that twist might be, but I am not looking forward to the usually winsome McAvoy playing so many creepy, terrifying characters.
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Yumi Zouma, "Keep It Close to Me" New Zealand indie pop quartet Yumi Zouma released two winsome EPs before putting together their forthcoming debut full-length, Yoncalla.
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His colleagues aim to reintroduce several threatened mammals there, including the mala, a winsome creature resembling a tiny wallaby, which disappeared from mainland Australia 25 years ago.
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A collection of cathartic noise rock anthems that combine winsome country melodies with roaring guitars, it is, in all sincerity, my favorite rock album of the 90s.
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The Ex Machina director returns to the genre, this time with a winsome cast of women (and his constant, Oscar Isaac) to adapt Jeff VanderMeer's 2014 novel.
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Dash responded with the message "Yay!" and a winsome shimmy, then tootled off at one and a half miles an hour—maybe in search of someone's job.
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A sea of IndyCars buzzed violently around the streets of this winsome little Florida city, and the vehicular throng could not be more thrilling or more vibrant.
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Ty the giant schnauzer, a winsome Sussex spaniel named Bean and Winston the impossibly cute Norfolk terrier advanced on Tuesday in the sporting, working and terrier groups.
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Related: Feast Your Eyes on an Erotic Kaleidoscopic Music Video This Kaleidoscopic Animation Takes on the Story of Adam and Eve Get Hypnotized by These Winsome GIFs
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The cast — led by the charmingly winsome Mitchell Jarvis as Mitch, our stockbroker-cum-band reuniter, lover, dreamer, and Alex Brightman impersonator — performs it with loud conviction.
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Our winsome scamp loves all women, from scullion to lady, though his heart belongs to the plucky Sophia, who is given can-do determination by Elena Wang.
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More meta charms — including a winsome narrator — lie in Italo Calvino's "If on a Winter's Night a Traveler," a flirty, unconventional novel and a romantic bibliophile's dream.
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Black Mission fig and prosciutto pizza — a surprisingly winsome combo with bleu cheese, Gruyère and caramelized Vidalia onions as well — had a thin crust and a great flavor.
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Bronson and his squad of sauntering, mild-mannered colleagues—most often, his collaborator Big Body Bes; the cherubic, winsome rapper Meyhem Lauren; and the lanky producer and d.j.
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Christopher Sokolowski, in the father's measured plod around the auditorium, sang with solid, attractive tone; Jesse Malgieri was a winsome idler, and Gloria Park striking as his tormentor.
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There are female gamers, though livestream firms mostly try to attract female viewers with video of young women singing, dancing and cracking jokes in winsome simulacra of teenage bedrooms.
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The spoken story line, when it's not opaque, brings to mind a young adult novel of the supernatural, featuring restless and winsome spirits longing to be put to rest.
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The CW's winsome show is back for another season on October 14, and this time Kara will have to fight a new evil (while sporting a whole new costume).
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Jones made for a winsome story when he was drafted, and he seemed like a godsend when he rallied the Giants to victory against the Buccaneers on Sept. 22.
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A new movie simply titled "Benji," starring an adorable and agile mutt who's pretty much the original's equal in the winsome department, will have its premiere on that date.
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The winsome group of celadons, or vessels with a green, iron-based glaze, assembled by the ceramics dealer Eric Zetterquist, includes a gorgeous, gourd-shaped 11th-century Korean vase.
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This is a really fresh Saturday puzzle, though, with a generous sprinkle of debuts throughout and a couple of really fun phrases created by the constructor's winsome little stacks.
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Yet while this is brazenly a feel-good show (I'm sorry to tell you that a winsome puppy figures in its denouement), it wisely allows room for a lingering darkness.
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The one-year-old percussionist is delighting the Internet with his winsome smile and stellar drumming videos, which his parents, Shelana and Justin Wilson, post for a delighted Facebook audience.
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And so to celebrate the 15th anniversary of the flick's release, Entertainment Weekly takes a walk down memory lane with a slightly older, but ever as winsome, Moore and West.
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But the skier didn't let that get him down, and triumphantly slid past the finish line in the Men's 15k, brandishing a large Mexican flag and a broad, winsome smile.
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It's the first single from Evan Weiss' new album Standards, which is due out on March 11th, and its dynamism has me excited for another collection of wordy, winsome emo.
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Ms. Waldo voiced many other cartoons, including Josie on "Josie and the Pussycats" and, in a departure from her more winsome roles, Fred's hectoring mother-in-law on "The Flintstones."
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Aleko (the sturdy bass Stefan Szkafarowsky), who is married to the winsome young Zemfira (the dark-toned soprano Inna Dukach), says he would never put up with such a betrayal.
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Winsome McIntosh is the president of the McIntosh Foundation, which for 50 years, has dedicated itself to establishing the legal strategies and philanthropy needed to bring about systemic, societal change.
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The show is so winsome, so witty, so energetic that it might ensnare you despite yourself, leaving you as tangled up in blue as the most undemanding out-of-towner.
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You can see from Gwen Millward's doodly cover drawing that the bugs in question will be winsome cuties and not those things that bite and swarm and ruin your plantings.
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In the same way that Tom Hanks makes for a winsome everyman, an "everydog" is a heightened version of our pets onto which we can project larger themes and ideas.
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In Life and Nothing More, Robert and Regina make a winsome on-screen pair, and their slowly burning, tick-for-tat, wisecracking romance provides some of the film's best scenes.
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In public settings, Shiffrin is always poised, gracious, insightful and winsome, which is why she has become one of the most sought-after athletes in the buildup to the Games.
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It isn't note-perfect — some moments in the script veer toward heavy-handed — but any weaknesses seem easily forgivable in what's overall a winsome film with grit and heart. —S.
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Winsome tabletop robots now remind elders to take their medications and a walk, while others in research prototype can fetch a snack or offer consoling words to a dying patient.
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The Lone Bellow is deeply steeped in considered nostalgia, and its two albums — the second one was produced by the National's Aaron Dessner — have been sturdy and a little winsome.
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A winsome Hungarian herding dog, an ancient African hound and a playful, fur-free terrier are about to get their first shot at the most famous United States canine championship.
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The object of Ingrid's latest sick infatuation is middling social-media star Taylor Sloane (Elizabeth Olsen), a "photographer" who lives with her winsome, top-knotted artist husband in Venice, California.
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That seems reason enough to mention "Dear Fahrenheit 451," a winsome volume published this year in which the librarian Annie Spence writes letters to books she has loved, or not.
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BEIJING — A teenage singer made headlines in China and on her home island of Taiwan this weekend, but not for the winsome K-pop music that she hoped would attract fans.
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For her part, McAdams is winsome as always, but she's hampered by her role as the boring yet exasperated female love interest who's unfortunately become a recuring archetype in Marvel's films.
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Featuring uncharacteristically restrained production, "Boys" is all empty space and winsome video game noises, with Charli delivering her vocals with a nonchalance that perfectly fits the song's slack, low-stakes maxim.
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Winsome Packer had reportedly been working at the Commission on Security and Cooperation in Europe when she said Hastings touched her, made sexual advances toward her and threatened her job security.
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But the show as a whole feels skimpy and incomplete, touching too briefly on too many charged elements and allowing too little space for Ms. Holum's winsome humor to break through.
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Winsome thespian Kate Winslet has confirmed a universal truth: There was no reason for Jack Dawson (Leonardo DiCaprio) to die in Titanic, because he could have fit on that makeshift raft.
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His models are the beloved robots of the movies, like Johnny Five, from the 1986 film "Short Circuit," and Wall-E, the winsome trash-collecting robot from the 2008 Pixar movie.
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She drove a pickup, sold tools to construction crews, hunted moose, enjoyed assault rifles and was raising two sons while earning an M.B.A. She had blond curls and stunningly winsome eyes.
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Michael Jackson, winsome Prince of Pop, had money, power and fame — and, according to Dan Reed's four-hour film, a cold willingness to use them as tools to molest young boys.
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Its most annoying manifestation is the inclusion of invariably silent, winsome young women for the sole purpose of bestowing wide-eyed attention on the pronouncements of some middle-aged male blowhard.
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Luke Wilson plays a big-budget Hollywood filmmaker whose Sense of Childlike Wonder is revived by a puppet theater run by, you guessed it, a winsome and beautiful woman (Dianna Agron).
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With winsome songs like "Random Name Generator" and the more plaintive "You Satellite," Star Wars is an album that hits the laid back but grooving sweet spot any Wilco fan can appreciate.
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He seems to consciously avoid clues that solve to any winsome creature that I can use to illustrate the column, which is why you have the peaceful scene from PARC Monceau above.
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Thirteen years before "Silk Stockings," MGM envisioned another romantic alliance between a debonair American musical artist and a sober, if winsome, Soviet lass: "Song of Russia" (available on DVD from Warner Archive).
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The nominations are led by Guillermo del Toro's winsome supernatural romance The Shape of Water, with 22007 nominations, and Christopher Nolan's harrowing tale of World War II survival Dunkirk, with eight nominations.
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Between the mishmash of demographics she needs to win over, and her pragmatist's approach to policy in a party that's courting revolution, Harris needs to find a way to be universally winsome.
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It's cute, Anna Kendrick is her winsome self, and Bill Hader uses his gloomy Gus energy to ground just enough of the proceedings, preventing the film from floating off into the sky.
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"One of these contestants is 292 minutes away from having their student loans paid off," announces actor Michael Torpey, the winsome host of Paid Off, a game show from TruTV premiering Tuesday.
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The Netflix movie wants to racebend the traditional Molly Ringwald figure into one played by a winsome hapa heroine, and to allow her to be the center of all those teen-movie adventures.
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Related: Get Hypnotized by These Winsome GIFs Anatomical GIFs Show the Internet Tearing Us Apart Learn How To Make Stereoscopic GIFs With Mr. GIF The Psychotropic Internet GIFs of Peekasso | The Creators Project
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The film is directed by Valerie Faris and Jonathan Dayton, who made "Little Miss Sunshine" (2006), and, as in that winsome fable, the steady procession of setups and payoffs can feel suspiciously pat.
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The letter's other signatories include Katherine Cichy, Rebecca Weir, Ally Coll Steele, Winsome Packer and Melanie Sloan, all of whom have alleged they were sexually harassed during their time working in congressional offices.
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Traumatized to the extent that her moral code has been compromised, to say the least, Meg scans a Chuck E. Cheese's parking lot, until her eyes lock on a winsome African-American child.
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Thankfully, a winsome and fashionable alternative can be found at Mehanata, the campy Bulgarian bar that moved to Ludlow Street in 2006 after being ousted from its digs on Broadway and Canal Street.
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Their obvious differences — Ms. Galás, the gloomy siren; Ms. Monk, winsome and whimsical — belie similarities: a shared edge of anxiety, sly humor and an ultimately reassuring grounding in the body and its processes.
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Skip ahead to 2012, when, in its fall campaign, Prada balanced the winsome youth of the actors Jamie Bell and Garrett Hedlund with the steely eyed bravado of Gary Oldman and Willem Dafoe.
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James Forsyth, the winsome and gifted pastor of McLean Presbyterian Church in Virginia, which my family attends, says friendship is not a luxury; it is at the very essence of who we are.
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But there is an undercurrent of fierce love: As our reviewer, Smith Henderson, put it, "winsome twinkles shine through the blackness throughout, thanks in no small part to Offutt's keen ear and eye."
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Perhaps that's where the undeniable, winsome appeal of Grande lies: beyond her catchy songs and in how she has consistently proved that she's a lilliputian pop princess with the toughness of a tank.
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A winsome cast carries the workplace comedy shenanigans of The Office and Parks and Recreation before it, while somehow managing to add insight about workers' rights, sexual harassment, and treatment of refugees and immigrants.
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Some of the other pastries she makes at Winsome include savory butternut squash-stuffed baked samosas with a curry crust, spelt blueberry muffins, coconut wafers, brûléed caramel rye brownies, and buckwheat ginger oat cookies.
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Otherwise, the charms of this "Shoes" are of a hazy strain, despite its detours into antic sequences involving bird watchers, Texas cowboys (and a chorus line of winsome cows) and the Rutgers football team.
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The scenes are winsome and funny till disaster strikes: A ceramic child is abruptly beheaded by a hammer; in a segment called "Chicken Salad," a sudden avalanche of greenery buries a windup toy bird.
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Winsome, warbling Willow, despite having an onscreen lesbian romance in the show, was always too malleable for me to relate to or find attractive: a nerdy girl who spoke like she'd drank too much milk.
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Two more reasons are the understated charms of Deborah Zemke's heroine, Bea Garcia, and of Zemke's skittery line drawings, which have some of the winsome flavor of Roz Chast's cartoons, minus the teeth-grinding angst.
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This is Karina Yan Glaser's debut novel, and her contemporary family narrative preserves the winsome tone and innocence of the aforementioned classics while updating them with a rich, modern diversity of characters, settings and problems.
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On Golf AUGUSTA, Ga. — It was so much easier for Rory McIlroy eight years ago when he first came to the Masters tournament as nothing more than a winsome 19-year-old, curly-headed wunderkind.
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Scheer, Raphael and Mantzoukas are such a winsome trio that the commentary doesn't come off as negative; even when they discuss true duds like "Speed 2: Cruise Control," their palpable love of movies shines through.
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Via Digital Arts Online Related: Get Hypnotized by These Winsome GIFs The 'Game of Thrones' Google Map Makes Navigating Westeros a Breeze How a Small Animation Company Created 'Game of Thrones' Battle of the Bastards
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Slightly surprising is that this winsome flick comes from director David F. Sandberg, who's more well-known for menacing horror flicks, like Lights Out and Annabelle: Creation, that make you afraid to check under your bed.
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Her knack for using youthful materials, including colored pencils, and sketch papers with the textures of brown lunch sacks, to depict the winsome sides of female friendship and womanhood, graces the eye with an effortless charm.
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Between Mr Attlee and James Callaghan in 1063, the average age of new holders of the highest office was a prudent 59; between Margaret Thatcher (1979) and David Cameron (2010) the average was a winsome 48.
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A few athletes, some winsome cheerleaders and Kim Yo-jong, the younger sister of North Korea's dictator, spread a shimmery mix of celebrity, hope and Korean fraternity over the Games — with the world's media as enablers.
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First and foremost, everybody's winsome early-season story, the upstart Tampa Bay Buccaneers led by the furry-faced quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick, came up just short in the miracle department in a 30-27 loss to Pittsburgh.
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In an early scene, Ochs brags to the opera's heroine, the Marschallin, about the winsome young girl he has arranged to marry, the daughter of a businessman who has amassed a fortune as an arms supplier.
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Winsome Wright, a retired hospital administrator, spoke at a recent board meeting, ticking off a list of broken public works and infrastructure in this working-class village of 32,000, where she has lived for 27 years.
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Still, Noblezada gives Eurydice a winsome survivor's pluck, and Carney manages to find a sweet awkwardness in Orpheus that makes that character feel more likable and compelling than he has been in previous versions of this show.
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Mets 5, Brewers 4 David Wright's winsome smile after a clutch hit, Matt Harvey's snarling intensity and Jacob deGrom's zipping fastball are trademark characteristics that have been missing from three of the Mets' marquee players this season.
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With winsome mixed-media illustrations that capture all the most telling details, and a fine-tuned ear for the way kids think and talk, Adbage understands the fun that can be found in a child's everyday reality.
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While Ms. Stemme revealed the vulnerable side of Turandot, the soprano Maria Agresta, in a performance deftly conducted by Dan Ettinger on Wednesday, portrayed a Mimì that revealed the fragility, but also the strength, of this winsome character.
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If both artists have made their careers stretching their voices into yelps, grunts, hisses and wails, the effect they produce is very different: Ms. Galás is midnight-bluesy, witchy; at 73, Ms. Monk is still winsome and whimsical.
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Adam and Eve stand under a color-wheel sun atop a pedestal of lines from an Andrew Marvell poem in "All Our Strength and All Our Sweetness," and "Always Alluring" is a perpetual calendar of winsome fertility symbols.
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" The critic Jon Pareles wrote of "Father of the Bride" in The New York Times: "It's full of light-fingered guitars, perky tempos, winsome vocals and sunny, major-key choruses laced with poppy la-las and ooh-oohs.
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Fictional characters are not exempt from the re-evaluation: Take Tom Sawyer, who in Robert Coover's recent novel "Huck Out West" sours from boyish, winsome cheat to unfeeling frontier lawyer, expropriating the indigenous nations of the Great Plains.
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Meanwhile, BoJack's new attempt to be a better person comes from wanting to be a decent guardian for Hollyhock (the extraordinarily good Aparna Nancherla), the winsome teenager who shows up and reveals that she could be his daughter.
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CreditCreditMark Edward Harris The Mar Mattai monastery clings to the side of a steep mountain, and on a clear day a visitor can stand against its fortresslike walls and discern far below the winsome farmlands of Upper Mesopotamia.
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" Mustachioed and plain-spoken, Mr. Boardman was "as imposing as a grizzly bear," Allan Rutter, a former federal railroad administrator, said in a prepared statement, "but his spirit was Phil Harris in Disney's 'Jungle Book': warm, winsome, cheerful.
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There are weepy strings draped over "Narkopop 1" to lead us in; an atmosphere of tangible positivity on "Narkopop 9"; and moments of surprise deep within "Narkopop 6" when winsome piano notes ripples across the track in striking clarity.
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Fans and critics considered Holland's joyous, plucky Spider-Man one of the best things about Civil War, and unless there's been an irrational change of heart behind the scenes at Marvel, Homecoming won't stray far from that winsome formula.
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They make fun of the restaurant business together and complain about men with a snappy, winsome chemistry, enough to convince me that I want to throw money at a movie about Sasha and Veronica taking on the restaurant industry.
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For his part, Pratt doesn't get to flex the comedic muscles that made him so winsome in Guardians of the Galaxy; instead he flexes real muscles and spends a shockingly high fraction of the film playing Dance Dance Revolution.
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His characters, like Wilder's, include a disgraced choirmaster — Chad, the former teacher played by Mr. Barnett with such winsome humor and tenderness that you will worry, at play's end, about how well equipped he is to handle his future.
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As a former critic, he is a kid who has inherited his own candy store, and the dispatches have a winsome, fairy tale-come-true quality that would not be unfamiliar to fans of skills-based reality competition shows.
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Weber's main character, Max, is a decent but weak-willed assistant forester who wants to inherit the top job — and with it the de facto leadership of the town — from Kuno, as well as marry Kuno's winsome daughter, Agathe.
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The movie also confirms what movie lovers have long suspected: Gerwig is by far one of the most talented filmmakers working today, both onscreen and behind the camera, confident and winsome in a way nearly unparalleled by her contemporaries.
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The sweetly funny, winsome story of two honeymooners awakening to the harsh reality of newly married life, Barefoot in the Park not only began Simon's theater box office reign but kicked off his longtime collaboration with director Mike Nichols.
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The monitors were employed between songs to show videos of Bennington running through legitimately impressive vocal scales, and of big-name musicians such as Paul McCartney and the members of Metallica sharing stories of Chester's winsome character and professional work ethic.
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Despite a (predictably) lackluster showing from Fallon, the ceremony mostly lived up to its reputation for being one of the most "fun" shows of awards season, with winsome moments, some unexpected humor, and one hell of a Meryl Streep speech.
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Determined to partake in some casual sex, Issa, the winsome, bumbling protagonist of HBO's half-hour comedy Insecure, heads to her neighbor Eddie's apartment under the pretext of returning his phone charger in "Hella Open," the third episode of Season 290210.
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Han-Kyul starts a Chippendales of sorts, a coffee shop staffed entirely by adorable, winsome Korean boys almost as cute as him, and hires what he believes to be just another cute young thing with junk in the front trunk.
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But to flip from Stephen Colbert's winsome liberalism to Seth Meyers's class-clown liberalism to Bee's bluestocking feminism to John Oliver's and Trevor Noah's lectures on American benightedness is to enter an echo chamber from which the imagination struggles to escape.
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From there, she and Noc and three of his surprisingly winsome compatriots embark on a multipurpose quest — Leena needs to tame a mythical Myad to prove her worth to the Charmers Council; Noc bears a curse that he wants to remove.
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As France's best beach towns continue to gentrify, winsome Wimereux, just north of Boulogne-sur-Mer on the aptly named Cote Opale facing the English Channel in Picardy, remains an affordable spur-of-the-moment destination from my home in Paris.
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They are portrayed by a cast of 24 humans and several winsome puppets, who all tirelessly dash up and down the four steep staircases that dominate Soutra Gilmour's otherwise minimalist set, while the revolving stage of the Olivier Theater turns.
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Heroes of the Fourth Turning contains a reference to Flannery O'Connor; I think she symbolizes, for some people, what all Christian writers ought to be like: winsome and hard-hitting, writing stories about faith that don't resort to easy answers.
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Part of the shift can be credited to producer and ex-Spacemen 212018 member Sonic Boom, who guided the Baltimore duo away from the polish and winsome of much of its past work and into the eye of recklessness and fragility.
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His 21968 winsome, thoughtful, and often funny films — about everything from ballet companies to mental hospitals to meat processing plants — pack a punch, slipping cultural critiques and implications below the audience's radar by focusing on the fascinating people in front of the camera.
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While tasty food is the attraction, some of the chefs' restaurants, like David Barzelay's Lazy Bear in San Francisco and Aaron Silverman's Rose's Luxury in Washington, D.C., where President Barack Obama recently celebrated his birthday, have been praised for their winsome atmosphere.
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Jeff Jensen, Entertainment Weekly: The return of Gilmore Girls is winsome and riotous...Listening to the rhythm, lilt, and inspired language of their dialogue is music to the ears — and in one hilarious passage, expresses in the form of an actual musical.
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It's also tempting to expand on ways in which the novel's characters represent aspects of the Polish people during World War II. Even the winsome chapter-heading designs created by the illustrator Laura Carlin can be interpreted in more than one way.
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Elisa Paganelli's textured digital artwork extends the winsome story with a cozy version of space, a soothing, star-speckled blue rather than bottomless black, and watched over by the eager, anthropomorphized "queen," who cheers as the Eagle lands right between her eyes.
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But even if we can prove to you that we are as good as you, the underlying message we get from the culture is that there is something else that separates us, some quality that's impossible to quantify — originality, spark, winsome impulsivity, intuition.
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Consequently, the Dutch painter largely subsisted on business deals with Amsterdam's various guilds that were undoubtedly still enamored by the artist's winsome and chaotic 13 composition, "The Night Watch," which has its own dedicated gallery on the top floor of the Rijksmuseum.
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The photographs are beautiful and stark: They picture Rimbaud's winsome, young face, atop adult bodies shooting up heroin in a back alley, alone in a gray and empty Coney Island, masturbating in a rumpled bed, standing on a curb in Times Square.
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It's a tantalizing fantasy that's helped along by Remender and his crew's stylish world-building, as well as a stellar young cast that includes the winsome Lana Condor, the star of Netflix's breakaway summer hit To All The Boys I've Loved Before.
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Why Bonnie make low-key indie rock that probably doesn't have any place in the current zeitgeist, but is wonderful all the same; their music is a kind of winsome, muscular jangle that centers the lyrics of lead singer and guitarist Blair Howerton.
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"I knew about him before from news and stuff like that, the 6 o'clock and the 11 o'clock news," said Mr. Putnam, 31, the owner of Winsome Farm Organics, a dairy and meat farm that looks out onto the icy Connecticut River and neighboring Vermont.
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Ironically, Amici itself is never boring; the frantic "Future" manages to make "in the line / out of traffic / got the stapler" sound anthemic, while the winsome melodies of "Ticking Off A List" and "Closed Tomorrow" slowly give way to hooks that stick longer than expected.
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That sense of suburban sprawl as a repository for an outdated American dream haunts del Toro's winsome creature feature very effectively; it also compelled and confounded directors George Clooney and Alexander Payne, both of whom made suburb-centric, award-season hopefuls starring Matt Damon.
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WhatsApp's users woke to find they were unable to send images, including those of Winnie the Pooh, who was also banned in China this week in response to an internet meme that has gone viral comparing the winsome bear to the country's president, Xi Jinping.
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That's how Satan is clad in "Hit the Body Alarm" at the Performing Garage, Winsome Brown's curious fusion of John Milton's "Paradise Lost"; James Joyce's "A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man"; and two original monologues, one by her, one by Brad Rouse.
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In its tribute to the winsome Picon, the show runs nonstop clips from the 1937 film version of her gender-bending "Yidl Mitn Fidl" ("Yiddle With His Fiddle"), in which she plays a girl masquerading as a boy who falls in love with a boy.
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Her most recent album, "Go Time Brooklyn," includes a winsome, countrified ballad (the original "Trying to Figure It Out"), a saxophone-and-drums workout on Thelonious Monk's "Green Chimneys" and a lively rendition of Michael Jackson's "Billie Jean" that becomes an open field for improvisation.
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In retrospect it suggests a healing phase in preparation for taking the crème pies in the face: beginning in 2008 the artist paints portraits of semi-nude women with faces covered in whipped crème and bits of piecrust, who nevertheless display a good-natured, winsome charm.
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You'd be right to raise an eyebrow at a name like Meadowlake Booty Call except it only takes 20 seconds of flipping through the Westminster catalogue to see that all of these dogs have ridiculous names, like Winsome Home Run for Nirvana and Baghdad's Eleganza Extravaganza.
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As Shawna and Samantha re-enact their romantic relationship — though the narrative is murky enough that you may not realize that's what they're doing — they use spirit animals, a seal and a deer (winsome puppets by Amanda Villalobos), to talk to each other in cartoon voices.
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HIT THE BODY ALARM Winsome Brown ("This Is Mary Brown") tells four stories about moments of crisis — Satan after his fall; Eve before she eats the apple; a suicidal actress; and the title piece, about failures in the American penal system — in her new solo show.
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Later examples turn up in Indian stone carvings, and still later ones in cast metal sculptures and paintings in Nepal and Tibet, of which the show has several resplendent examples, including an 11th-century statuette of the most winsome Buddha of the Future you'll ever meet.
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Yet in moments when Roméo feels transported by his sudden love for this winsome girl, as in the aria he performs beneath Juliette's bedroom window, Mr. Grigolo sang subdued romantic phrases with dark colorings and an emotional vulnerability that seemed to knock this impulsive Roméo off guard.
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Played with winsome exuberance by the 18-year-old Nicholas Barasch ("She Loves Me"), this Huck Finn is at once wide-eyed and willfully world-weary, a fair-faced boy with romantic notions of danger and no real sense of the harm the world can do.
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Thanks to winsome writing and direction from Paul King, and a cast filled with heavy hitters (including everyone from Sally Hawkins to Hugh Bonneville to Nicole Kidman to Peter Capaldi), the movie was greeted with warm reviews and more than $250 million at the worldwide box office.
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A lot of us female New Yorkers who were single in the late '90s ginned up reasons to identify with at least one of the stars of "Sex and the City"; more often than not, that was Carrie, who was sweet and imperfect-looking yet winsome and winning.
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In the opening scene of Booksmart, a winsome comedy about two try-hards who set out to prove they can have fun on the eve of their high school graduation, Molly (Beanie Feldstein) wakes in the flamingo-pink Le Capris apartment complex to a pre-recorded pep talk.
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In this scenario the label itself would become contested, with the kind of winsome and multiethnic evangelicalism envisioned by the anti-Trump Southern Baptist Russell Moore pitted against the nationalist evangelicalism of a Jerry Falwell Jr. or Robert Jeffress, and churches along the fault line internally embattled and dividing.
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But I went into Homecoming feeling a little unsure of how that hero, as winsome as he was, would carry an entire movie; since a lot of his character's appeal in Civil War was that he was able to play off of the stoicism and sternness of the superheroes around him.
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Guardians of the Galaxy: Guardians of the Galaxy is so addictively fun because it introduced a new world of characters and civilizations, combined that world-building with a new, winsome team of characters — Star-Lord, Gamora, Drax, Rocket, and Groot — and threw away the self-serious nature of comic book movies.
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From the show's opening harmonies, A Bronx Tale projects a combination of hometown pride and winsome affability — one it maintains even as its protagonist, Calogero, grows into adulthood amid a backdrop of organized crime, violence, and escalating racial clashes between his primarily immigrant neighborhood and the Bronx's local black population.
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With the success of Spider-Man: Homecoming and Tom Holland's winsome turn as Peter Parker, coupled with the ever-growing thirst for anything Marvel superhero, Sony has turned to its trove of Spider-Man-related character rights and found Venom, a Spider-Man archenemy that's as popular as he is fearsome.
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" A BuzzFeed profile on the brand noted, "The line promises a barely there, lit-from-within effect that plays up features instead of masking flaws, though of course this works better when your 'flaw' is a cute scar, winsome snaggletooth, or freckles — not cystic acne, purple under-eye bags, or a hirsute chin.
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This comes through in the first aria for Rinaldo, a Christian hero, who loves Almirena (the radiant soprano Joélle Harvey), the winsome daughter of Goffredo (the dark-voiced mezzo-soprano Sasha Cooke), the captain of the Christian armies intent on seizing Jerusalem from the Saracen king Argante (the robust bass-baritone Luca Pisaroni).
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"Next Generation" put out mostly 26-episode seasons from 1987 to 1994, back in the day when ambient mediocrity went along with bulk production and modest budgets, and a show could succeed handsomely on the basis of Stewart's Shakespearean assurance, Spiner's winsome mugging and the enduring appeal of Gene Roddenberry's 1960s utopianism.
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Despite that ambition, it was a pretty lifeless affair, beyond the kick of seeing Angelina Jolie vamp it up in the title role, and the appealing notion (which also found a home in "Frozen") that "true love" -- the kind that can break a spell -- isn't merely the province of winsome maidens and handsome princes.
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Chris O'Dowd, who shows up as a fellow recent dumpee who Jessica gets tentatively involved with, is his usual schlubbily genial presence, but his thirtysomething divorcé Boone often feels like he's drawing focus in a film that's really less a romance than it is a winsome snapshot of a struggling 25-year-old Brooklynite.
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My guess is that it didn't take too much work to help these young singers understand Puccini's characters, especially Jessica Sandidge, who brings a melting soprano voice and vulnerability to Mimi, the winsome seamstress stricken with tuberculosis, and Dangelo Diaz, a Peruvian tenor whose smoky colorings and ardency were well suited to Rodolfo, the poet.
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Mr. Brody's "Playing Catch" provides a winsome idiosyncratic odyssey from the Bronx to the suburbs and, after college, to Manhattan, where five weeks after he arrives, he is stabbed in the chest by a drug addict (a Vietnam veteran, as it happens, who consoles Mr. Brody by assuring him that he will survive the wound).
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Riley heads into the woods to find the Whispers, accompanied by a "Stand by Me"-like band of misfits including the overweight Gary, his only friend; Gary's tag-along little brother, Carl; and the "Redneck Superhero" Dylan Mathews, an older boy whose sympathy (or perhaps empathy) for Riley's situation makes him a winsome champion.
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What's more, though you certainly don't need a primer on Italian artistic, literary or cinematic history to appreciate this winning, winsome film, it's also very rewarding to watch with certain names and terms in mind: the Medici family, commedia dell'arte, Goldoni, Pirandello, neorealist 'rules' and aesthetics, arte povera, and Fellini and Pasolini, to name just some.
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The Halloween-eve panel discussion featured a line-up of heinous perps indicted by the "stable genius" of 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue: On the far left sat the bulky former CIA Director John Brennan ("the worst CIA Director in our country's history," according to Donald Trump); on the right, the winsome former FBI Deputy Director Andrew McCabe ("major sleazebag").
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John Moreland, a songwriter from Tulsa, Oklahoma, is not only a country artist—his work is just as indebted to folk and rock music—but he seems to draw from the same winsome, melancholic well as Hank Williams, who, in 1949, wrote "I'm So Lonesome I Could Cry," still the high-water mark for spiritually ruinous country anthems.
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Maurice Sendak thought James Marshall was a genius, and the true heir to the 19th-century English illustrator Randolph Caldecott (after whom the Caldecott Medal for the most distinguished American picture book is named), Jean de Brunhoff (creator of Babar, the winsome, regal Parisian elephants) and Tomie dePaola, who's won every children's book prize there is.
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Read on in the slides below to learn why the Mango Steam 32 Bottle Wine Rack with Glass Table Top is our top pick and why you might also consider the Sorbus 3-Tier Stackable Wine Rack, the Trinity EcoStorage 4-Tier NSF Wine Rack, the Sorbus Wall Mount Wine Rack, and the Winsome Ancona Wine Cabinet with Glass Rack.
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A practical update of Jamie xx's "All Under One Roof Raving" for those who have no interest in watching Fiorucci Made Me Hardcore, "I Like It When You Sleep, for You Are So Beautiful Yet So Unaware of It" is a small-scale fantasia of elided vocal processing, feather-soft arpeggios, and a stuttering rhythm that's equal parts propulsive and winsome.
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OV sells seventy per cent of its clothing on its Web site, and, because it has so many repeat customers, operates almost like a subscription service: the design team plans a six-month season, and clothes drop once a month, sometimes after being teased on Instagram by Haney, who has a winsome smile and an athletic figure and is her brand's best model.
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The question surrounding Ant-Man and the Wasp, then, isn't how it pushes the MCU forward, but rather what director Peyton Reed (returning to the franchise after stepping in to direct the first Ant-Man following Edgar Wright's departure from the film) and his winsome crew do within the small pocket of space and time afforded to them by Marvel's grand plan.
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That winsome formula, though particularly compelling from Grande, can be traced back through recent pop history on a global scale: There are elements of the sound in a K-pop track by the girl group Red Velvet from 12.33; a JoJo kiss-off from 2016; a Fifth Harmony single from 2017; and a Grammy-nominated Christina Aguilera number from last year.
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The act broke up in 1956 and from that time onward, Lewis carried into his own persona some of Martin's slick, cool patter, made manifest in what even Lewis' detractors consider his best film, 1963's "The Nutty Professor," in which he played both a klutzy, winsome and lovelorn scientist named Julius Kelp and his alter-ego, a slick, finger-popping hepcat named Buddy Love.
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Maybe a Kardashian will keep a secret that will remain unearthed for hundreds of years, and future children will write poems about the One Secret the Kardashians Kept, and writers will frame historical paradigms around it, and the film adaptation will star whoever is Tom Hanks in 2416, and Kris Jenner will attend the premiere, winsome and #proud as she was 400 years before.
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Wordplay VARIETY PUZZLE — Today's acrostic, by Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon, is an excerpt from an ode to a beast that has become a bit of a 21st-century folk hero, one of those honey badger types with a natural social media savvy and extensive public relations skills, who can engineer an image makeover from a sinister deep-sea strangler to a winsome oddsmaker.
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Just a few minutes down the road from San José, in the village of Ocumicho, I visited the home studio of Tomasa Gonzalez Sánchez, populated with hundreds of winsome clay figurines painted in psychedelic acrylics: whistles shaped like peacocks, devils cavorting on a bridge that Ms. Gonzalez had seen once years before on a trip to Mexico City, and a miniature Last Supper of mermaids eating watermelon.
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A 60-year veteran of film and television, Ms. MacLaine first captivated audiences as a winsome elevator operator in the 1960 film "The Apartment"; touched hearts in "The Turning Point," about an emotional rivalry in the world of ballet; won an Oscar for "Terms of Endearment," the 1983 chronicle of a spiky mother-daughter relationship; and resurfaced more recently on "Downton Abbey" as a waspish, disconcertingly progressive American dowager, a role that reignited her career.
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For several years now, Moore has been the energetic and winsome spokesman for a next-generation religious right — one that no longer regards itself as a moral majority, that recognizes that traditional religion in all its forms has become a counterculture in the West and that urges believers to essentially lean into this new dispensation, embracing what Moore has called the "freakishness" of biblical faith in an increasingly post-Christian United States.
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And while the film's real world gets left behind in the rush, the attention to detail during the OASIS scenes is absolutely astounding — not just the details Cline salivated over on the page, like that Knight Rider scanner in the grill of Wade's car, but the subtle nuances, like the way Wade's avatar constantly seems to be standing in a flattering breeze that ruffles his hair in the most winsome way possible, or the way Art3mis' too-big anime eyes catch the light.
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The major players in this movie of intertwined story lines include Kate Hudson as a daughter and mom addicted to secrets; Jennifer Aniston as a frazzled divorced mom superirritated by her ex, played by Timothy Olyphant (who's clearly dying to star in a biopic of Billy Bob Thornton); Julia Roberts as a high-powered childless career woman; and Britt Robertson as a young single mom who's loath to marry her winsome British boyfriend because of her ambivalence about having been adopted.
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