They had an excellent season and series, and certainly played the role of foil with more aplomb, the aplomb the Raptors eventually lacked.
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The Houston bullpen covered the final 20 outs with aplomb.
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Mr. Alessi's technical aplomb during fleet passages was impressively effortless.
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And yet in 2006 Wainwright pulled it off with aplomb.
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Though it's early in his career, the aplomb isn't misplaced.
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On Monday, she handled a potentially tricky situation with aplomb.
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If that was Woods's message, he delivered it with aplomb.
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Part Sybil, part savant, Miller conjures and comforts with equal aplomb.
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Dave honed his talents, adapting to his new environment with aplomb.
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Against this backdrop, Mr Ma has handled his own transition with aplomb.
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He handles the situation, and all other situations, with capability and aplomb.
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The kind of person who could carry the nuclear codes with aplomb.
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You've been given more tasks, and you always handle them with aplomb.
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It can dogfight and attack targets on the ground with equal aplomb.
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Stroman did that with aplomb in his first start against the Rays.
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Peppermint, as might be expected, strikes a pose with aplomb and alacrity.
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On "Masseduction," Ms. Clark sings with aplomb about mounting pressures and fears.
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That Moss navigates this challenge with aplomb is evidence of her talent.
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And if early episodes are any indication, he's done so with aplomb.
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Interpreters are also skilled at keeping aplomb in the face of chaos.
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It's an insightful book that handles its big, weighty ideas with aplomb.
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The Dutchman had to twice overtake Hamilton but did so with aplomb.
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Kelly Akashi occupies it with aplomb in "Long Exposure," her current exhibition.
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Plus, who better than a poet to handle Costello's gnarly wordplay with aplomb?
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Her boy-toy can wield an arakh and a guitar with equal aplomb.
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Still, for all of her flaws, she executed key candidate requirements with aplomb.
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The internet, as it does, took hold of the #NationalBobbleheadDay hashtag with aplomb.
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The rapper-turned-superstar announces train transfers and bus service with equal aplomb.
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This writer never has to recover her aplomb because she never loses it.
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Knicks Coach Jeff Hornacek said that Anthony had handled this season with aplomb.
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There was a woman who heckled him, but he handled it with aplomb.
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As directed by Drew Goddard, "Dance Dance Resolution" adapts this idea with aplomb.
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Read on to discover what lies ahead (and how to tackle it with aplomb).
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She bellows and sulks with aplomb, but never seems to get inside Simone's head.
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Mr. Colalillo's niece, Anna Scasso, decorates flower baskets and bunny cakes with special aplomb.
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If loose lips sink ships, Speedsteppers has captained this outlaw fleet with silent aplomb.
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So few could have managed an occasion like Saturday with this kind of aplomb.
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"Surprise" is the episode that gets it there, and it does so with aplomb.
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Major companies with relatively modern systems will most likely handle the shift with aplomb.
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At Gucci, Mr. Michele has toggled between the real and the fake with aplomb.
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The pop critics for The New York Times do it anyway, and with aplomb.
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Wojnarowicz's will blow your hair back: the sex, the nonlinear intensity, the misanthropic aplomb.
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At one point, veteran David Jackson recalls his time on the HMS Sheffield with aplomb.
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I did it with such aplomb that it became a regular feature of the show.
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The wireless controllers work with aplomb and the joysticks handle even the most vicious jerking.
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Your long, slinky new shirtdress will go from the office to the bar with aplomb.
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Artists like Prince, Stevie Wonder, and Otis Redding wear the mantle of genius with aplomb.
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But at least one Uber employee took today's news about the terminations with surprising aplomb.
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The lyrical lines unfolded with soaring energy, and she surmounted the technical challenges with aplomb.
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In the past, he's addressed the Black Lives Matter movement and mental illness with aplomb.
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This not an easy tightrope to walk and Bennett does so with grace and aplomb.
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If you eat out a lot and polish off your meals with aplomb, you're screwed.
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As always, the series dances on the line between satire and sermons with merry aplomb.
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Kate Middleton is a veritable fashion savant, effortlessly mixing high and low pieces with aplomb.
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It's a smart, sweet, warm-hearted book that handles its heavy subject matter with aplomb.
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His brethren were quick to applaud his ability to take the news with such aplomb.
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Regardless, there's no doubt the retailer is aiming to go out with style and aplomb.
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"I think we've been hacked," Horschel told his wife, who took the news with aplomb.
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He liked an audience, and held forth with aplomb and a disarming sense of humor.
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How about this amazing Australian charter-boat mate, filleting fish with incredible speed and aplomb?
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Being a motivational speaker, especially, demanded a Trumpian attitude, which my father pulled off with aplomb.
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She weathers all of these moments with aplomb, though you know she's filing them away mentally.
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Susan Hiller's exhibition at Lisson Gallery approaches the weird and the unusual with illuminating, liberating aplomb.
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Luminiferous Aether harnesses that beauty and uncertainty with aplomb, conjuring up an overwhelming feeling of expansiveness.
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Adam McKay ("The Big Short") managed to handle a huge and complicated subject with brash aplomb.
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Succumb tackle the horrors of war, mortification, sex, and coal mining with surreal aplomb and grace.
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But Trump isn't immune to scandal, even if he seems to bathe in it with aplomb.
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Becoming, the new memoir from Michelle Obama, walks the First Lady Tightrope with Obama's characteristic aplomb.
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But husband and wife team Hillerbrand+Magsamen—Mary Magsamen and Stephan Hillerbrand—do it with aplomb.
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At times, Astrid seemed to be manipulating the proceedings with an aplomb to match her brother's.
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She handled the whole thing with grace and aplomb because she is a duchess, after all.
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If there is one person who has navigated these troubled waters with aplomb, it's Sami Azar.
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It then graduated to roads, and manages even tricky things like blind corners with seeming aplomb.
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I, too, could partake, with aplomb, and bask in that aura of two-fingered bourbon gentility.
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Moshfegh is a young American writer of Croatian and Iranian descent who writes with misanthropic aplomb.
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He started out working with acrylic but graduated to oils, which he handles with loopy aplomb.
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Now, if we could all just nail our color choice with the unwavering aplomb of Rose's son.
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It pulled off both the death of a major character and a musical episode with equal aplomb.
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This is a machine built to make consuming content easy, and it does it with perfect aplomb.
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She is always fantastic in everything she does, and she toes a striking line here with aplomb.
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It's not just text either, as it handles photos, PDFs, and document files with aplomb as well.
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The euro took the move with aplomb, edging up to $49.953 from an early trough of $1.0750.
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He joked about it early, replied to every question respectfully and handled the situation with startling aplomb.
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It's a tricky balance, and it's one Akhavan and her co-writer, Cecilia Frugiuele, manage with aplomb.
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It was the kind of shot that a decade ago Woods would execute with an assassin's aplomb.
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Apidej went on to mug all of the contenders and champions of his day with devastating aplomb.
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The figure would have been lower had Auburn quarterback Jarrett Stidham, a sophomore, not scrambled with aplomb.
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Moshfegh writes with so much misanthropic aplomb, however, that she is always a deep pleasure to read.
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But the 78-year-old looked good on the stage, waving his arms with his signature aplomb.
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In his house is a keyboard, and he plays the Doris Day hit "It's Magic" with aplomb.
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The euro took the move with aplomb, edging up to $1.0776 from an early trough of $1.0750.
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Quantum computers could do so with aplomb, a useful trick for developing everything from pharmaceuticals to petrochemicals.
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Mr. Stuart and his band, the Fabulous Superlatives, jam their way through it with light-fingered aplomb.
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American diplomats often turned to Mr. Talabani to mediate among these groups, which he did with aplomb.
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With each participant assigned to a room, the work transcends the house's frayed condition with quiet aplomb.
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When they're on your head, the HD 25s are super comfortable and distribute their minimal weight with aplomb.
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It's hard to complain about headphones that accomplish their primary goal â€" to play music â€" with aplomb.
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When charged to write an official definition for the word twerk, she took to the task with aplomb.
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Our middle school art teacher wore these with aplomb while teaching us how to watercolor a lake scene.
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These are all things I expected the Fire TV Cube to nail and it did it with aplomb.
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Despite freezing, snowy conditions, he handled the task with aplomb, as you can witness in the above video.
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Then press the left stick down and down you go, slowly approaching the ground with grace and aplomb.
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It performs well for selfies, even ones with several people, producing Snapchat- or Instagram-ready shots with aplomb.
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She is handling the attacks against her with aplomb, going so far as to sell "unqualified lesbian" swag.
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His performance in "Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory" (1971) was a master class of gradually shattering aplomb.
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But Good Christian Fun threads the needle with aplomb across its first three episodes (and shorter preview episode).
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Not only does it handle spring greens with aplomb, but its freshness ushers in a bright new season.
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She circles it with marvelous aplomb in two fuller but still scattered compositions, both titled "Pond," from 1962.
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When he saw that Jane might be interested, he moved forward with disclosure and aplomb – and it was sexy!
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But those companies are known for their GPUs that can render 3D objects and big video files with aplomb.
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Depending on the situation, he can serve up humor, sarcasm, moralizing, or righteous fury, playing each part with aplomb.
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His search — conducted with laconic aplomb by an utterly uninterested McCune — drives Blair Witch's flimsy excuse for a plot.
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It can be stupid or bittersweet or both at once, and it often pulls it all off with aplomb.
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Not only can it be used to compose and capture notes quickly, it supports the Markdown syntax with aplomb.
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Past Congresses have acted with aplomb and purpose when it comes to enacting sensible legislation to address 2628D guns.
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Each has handled the daily email flood and moderated thousands of comments, and done it all with gracious aplomb.
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Best known for "Gun Crazy," Joseph H. Lewis directs this 1953 B movie with his customary economy and aplomb.
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She is played with aplomb by Scarlett Lindsey, who, like W. C. Fields, seems wary of acting on solids.
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Keeping things relatively raw, this set of stripped-back dancefloor detonation devices sees Hood doing his thing with aplomb.
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Robert Duvall, with his usual aplomb, plays the evil landowner Bolton, who appears gun in hand with his posse.
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Seemingly everyone in Italy drives a tiny Fiat, which probably handle the outrageously tight and frequent curves with aplomb.
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The bride, 30, is a founder of Aplomb, a mobile communication coaching app; she works in Palo Alto, Calif.
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But it doesn't easily reach the two-day mark with light use, which the S10 Plus can do with aplomb.
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Clad in an Ann Demeulemeester chunky sweater and pants, Lohan embodies the pure, pre-fall snuggle buddy fantasy with aplomb.
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Beautiful background dancers are trained to dip when Taylor Swift says "AHHH," which she does with fantastic drama nerd aplomb.
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On the right, another man wears the HTC Vive and uses its controllers with exceptional aplomb, because he is free.
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"Inaugural Speech" (1997) finds Ms. Fraser adopting multiple roles with cheerful schizophrenic aplomb: curator, trustee, public official and corporate sponsor.
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The focus is on the years when the band was playing live concerts and riding the fame monster with aplomb.
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In "Agatha," which Lasky reads with edgy aplomb, the saint's story is a means of evoking the deceptions of men.
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Projecting aplomb, Mr. Netanyahu announced that he would attend a conference of local authorities in Tel Aviv on Wednesday morning.
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In just a week of virtual lockdown, Donald Trump's inability to manage a crisis with calming aplomb has become apparent.
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It was now my turn to sneer, and I did so with aplomb as I watched him snap selfie after selfie.
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From his longtime affinity for robes, to his smoky eye makeup tutorials, he approaches both fashion, makeup and more with aplomb.
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But RBG's aim is to celebrate its subject more than to explain her, and it does that with cheerful, bold aplomb.
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In Moore's Bond era, he became a self-aware fusion, elevating the action genre to new heights with charm and aplomb.
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Jack Ma, the founder of Chinese tech giant Alibaba — one of Lee's most acclaimed investments — does that with aplomb, said Lee.
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Both lived up to the considerable pre-Olympics hype and delivered under the hottest of global spotlights with class and aplomb.
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Westworld is everybody's newest TV addiction, filling the Game of Thrones-sized hole with aplomb and more than a few bullets.
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This time around, she's taken on Bad Moms' step-and-repeat press-tour thing while expecting — and doing it with aplomb.
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She still doesn't know where Luke is or that Rey's found him; she continues about her duties as General with aplomb.
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O'Haire did it with aplomb, regularly doing the master's version of the swanton: landing it and rolling into a standing position.
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And though I did not always manage those years with grace or aplomb, I did not go back on my meds.
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I gotta leave him at the crib so y'all trying to fill his persona with some political aplomb is absolutely 'stupid.
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Nearby a curled chip of paint detached from the crazed wall and landed with soft aplomb onto a growing pile below.
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Her Dangerous Woman Tour, which came to Madison Square Garden on Thursday night, is a show of confidence, prowess and aplomb.
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In the second shot, the rat scampers up the side of the cage "with aplomb," as Raisman put it to me.
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Though it does do the latter with genuine aplomb—I easily streamed Witcher 3 directly from my computer and from the cloud.
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They're doing it all and pulling it off with aplomb, or at least a minimal-enough-to-be-endearing amount of frazzle.
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But with Touch, the Rift feels like it's gone as far as its current technology can manage, and done so with aplomb.
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James Mangold's blood-soaked, surprisingly tear-jerking standalone X-Men film sends off Hugh Jackman's iconic performance as Wolverine with gory aplomb.
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A pixie, a mullet, locs, choppy bangs, all-natural — the star has done it all, and pulled each one off with aplomb.
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Armed with serious paparazzi power poses and her very own hashtag (#celinetakescouture), the diva sat alongside the front row set with aplomb.
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The focus is on those wild, wonderful years when the band was playing live concerts and riding the fame monster with aplomb.
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The brand's suitcases have weathered the test of time with great aplomb, thanks to classic design, a killer hardshell, and expert craftsmanship.
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The finish looked easy, but Fellaini, a big, angular and often awkward looking Belgian, mastered the technique of that finish with aplomb.
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It handles varied lighting conditions with aplomb, and again, portrait mode gives it an extra bump in terms of generating impressive results.
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Swift accompanied herself on piano, playing the track's Regina Spektor-esque riff with aplomb, though her vocal—as on SNL—felt shaky.
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Among the highlights are the dances for the policemen set to capture the pirates, led with aplomb by the excellent Alex Gibson.
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As a gay Jewish medical student, I had braced myself to respond to politically unpalatable comments or denigrating questions with professional aplomb.
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Dwight's review really got to the heart of what is so original about this book: its "misanthropic aplomb" and those serrated sentences.
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"Lose It" begins sorrowful, turns urgent and saucy, then explodes into broad-spectrum ecstasy — Mr. Brown navigates them all with cool aplomb.
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The actual deed is reported with such lightly amused aplomb that what could come over as sordid seems like a harmless diversion.
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But asked to carry more emotional weight in the scenes with Negan, Ms. Martin-Green sold Sasha's sorrow and grit with aplomb.
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But where Mastromonaco employs levity and aplomb to charm readers, Tamblyn writes with a gnawing, visceral directness to thrust them into action.
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It's a declaration made daily, with aplomb, in the internet-based works of Zoë Ligon, Leah Schrager, Ann Hirsch, and countless others.
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It was an unusual assignment for a young girl, but she pulled it off with enough aplomb that the newspaper hired her.
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The tubular Amazon Echo has excellent hearing (some would say too good) and parses most voice requests with aplomb, but there are limits.
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And, like many before it, the Comic-Con International panel for Game of Thrones managed to dodge most of those questions with aplomb.
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This is a car that can reward some throttle into a curve and still blows past semis on the highway with elite aplomb.
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She was only 19 then, but that same aplomb is obvious in Bright Lights, even though Reynolds was in her 80s during filming.
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The piece is currently in Australia as part of the Sydney Festival, and locals have taken to the gigantic hang-out with aplomb.
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The resulting device, the mirrorless 4K GH5s, isn't really a direct upgrade to the GH5, which handled both stills and video with aplomb.
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The car drives carefully but confidently in downtown traffic and light snow, handling four-way stops, traffic lights and pedestrian crossings with aplomb.
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It's a classic story of, well, losing love, told with the kind of theatrical aplomb which connects all the records in this list.
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This fall saw the releases of three audiobooks by famous comedians that apply the complexities of humor and the human condition with aplomb.
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But "Narcos" doesn't handle fictional anecdotes with the same aplomb as it does when it outlines what is known about the Escobar story.
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A few slips aside, he tackled the virtuoso passages and daunting octaves with aplomb and rendered the lyrical sections with an introspective grace.
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In this year's Australian Open final – her first major final – Kerber was able to reboot rallies and return serves with a rare aplomb.
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His manic, scenery-chewing soliloquies are executed with a breezy aplomb, though he stresses that they are not as carefree as they appear.
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The title song, written by Mr. Morrison, is a minor-key blues with a rumba undercurrent, and he sings it with improvisatory aplomb.
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This aplomb can be seen clearly in her "Newlyweds on Holiday" (2016), which depicts two black men facing the viewer with nonchalant swagger.
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And it manages with aplomb, skirting away from its predecessors' flashy "Paradise Lost for teens" format to become instead Faerie Queen for teens.
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J.P. Mr. Lewis, an organist of commanding aplomb and rugged counterintuition, has now released four albums dedicated to the compositions of Thelonious Monk.
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The story rides the edge between reality and magic with gentle aplomb; Alexander's loose, free-spirited art makes the magic feel quite possible.
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The perfunctory depth doesn't detract from the terrific aplomb of the figures, but it sabotages the unitary power to which the picture aspires.
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The opening number is always a cheeky mega-mix of contemporary Broadway hits woven together with aplomb by the musical director Michael Moricz.
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"Allied" is, among other things, a marvel of structure, a perfectly bifurcated story that manages a drastic shift in tone with exquisite aplomb.
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Clark is excellent in the role as not quite herself; both she and Brownstein lean into the wackiness of it all with aplomb.
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The captain Ryan Getzlaf has shouldered a heavy load playing in all areas of the ice and every conceivable situation with equal aplomb.
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We stood and talked for a while until, finally, with Richard Attenborough-ish aplomb, Finlayson lifted a tarp and showed it to me.
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Of course, one is so delighted to see her, at 91, some 67 years after her Broadway debut, carrying on with such aplomb.
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Those two categories intersect only rarely, but The Hate U Give — a debut novel by Angie Thomas — manages the balancing act with aplomb.
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Newsreader Edwards expressed all his British aplomb by sitting still Zen-like, scanning his papers and doodling as the studio cameras continued to roll.
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I'm sure that she'll get through it with her usual style, aplomb, and a dash of clumsiness, and I'll be there for the ride.
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Well, more specifically, Toyota Land Cruisers, the iconic four-wheel drive vehicles known for their all-terrain aplomb before SUVs were ever a thing.
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Heavy on material from last year's Art Angels, the tightly choreographed 40 minutes saw Claire Boucher vamping, shrieking, and playing multiple instruments with aplomb.
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Making Goonies-esque adventure that's a lot better than The Goonies isn't an insurmountable task, and some Amblin imitators have done it with aplomb.
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It does all of these things easily and with aplomb, and it firmly cements Sonos as the most flexible, powerful connected audio system available.
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From bold and bushy to sharp and thin, all kinds of brows went up against these products — and they passed our test with aplomb.
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Eric, for instance, opened the Society of Royal Engineer's annual exhibition to great aplomb when its human counterpart pulled out at the last minute.
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Robin Wright's Lieutenant Joshi is a wonderfully flawed mentor to K. Sylvia Hoeks's Luv, who is terrifying and delivers one-liners with devilish aplomb.
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Vardy put away the penalty with aplomb but when asked to do the same in the shootout both he and Mahrez were found wanting.
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Old-school drug warrior Jeff Sessions ticked off 2018 with aplomb Thursday when he revoked Obama-era memos protecting state experimentation with legal weed.
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Malek does his level best to rescue the film, in which he plays Mercury with aplomb, prominent buck teeth, and an occasionally wavering accent.
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Gauff won a second break to go up 4-3 amid another flurry of errors from Osaka, before serving out the victory with aplomb.
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Although, on the other hand, society regularly rattles off the different parts of male genitalia with casual aplomb, along with all of their euphemisms.
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Great project managers know how to make both internal and external clients feel like royalty and deal with their sometimes unreasonable requests with aplomb.
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There aren't many people in this world who can pull off both a black, Joan Jett-inspired shag and platinum blonde pixie with equal aplomb.
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Delphi's car also managed to handle with aplomb impolite drivers cutting in, but without feeling like it was overly erring on the side of caution.
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It will play games and render 3D work with aplomb, but the knowledge that something faster is out there will be maddening to some users.
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These Bullets v2, however, are precisely the opposite: quietly introduced in August and cheaper than a weekly London bus pass, they outperform expectations with aplomb.
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At first, we expected a doggone cute-tastrophy, but Ryan Kelley (Teen Wolf) and Aaron Jakubenko (The Shannara Chronicles) handled the furry huddle with aplomb.
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That is not only because Mr. Marshall's beautiful and biting figurative paintings have been picturing black life in America with such aplomb for so long.
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Curious for the perspective of those who have left megawatt Hollywood jobs in the past, I called three people who have done it with aplomb.
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The tenor Brenton Ryan made a convincing house and role debut as the wily servant Pedrillo, singing with a fresh, clarion tone and dramatic aplomb.
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It might just be us (it can't just be us), but it seems like Rihanna is capable of pulling off any beauty look with aplomb.
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Mr. Diaz de Leon sells his vision with aplomb on a new album performed by the TAK Ensemble and the composer himself (on synthesizer, naturally).
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Lefty Frizzell was a hard drinker — another subject he sang about — but his aplomb rarely faltered; his decline becomes audible only in some 1970s songs.
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On Monday, she took the initiative from the baseline repeatedly and returned serve with aplomb to defeat Williams for the first time in five matches.
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Every one of these performers could have played another part in this movie with aplomb, and it probably would have made for a better movie.
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Over the years, the Hudson Street Nobu became something unusual, a restaurant that could serve tourists and families from around the corner with equal aplomb.
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Warren fended them off with sturdy aplomb, save for one criticism: how she reckons with middle class taxes in a world with Medicare for All.
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Whenever the BAM/Restoration Dance Youth Ensemble was onstage — these splendid dancers, full of aplomb, were a joy to behold — the show came to life.
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He is a supporter of the triangle offense — Jackson's beloved system — and said Anthony has handled the controversies he has faced this year with aplomb.
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Some of you may remember, for example, when the English MP Ed Balls joined Twitter, he did so with great aplomb, tweeting only his own name.
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For the rest, I am sure there are many good men who have navigated the choppy waters of physical attraction with relative aplomb if not ease.
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McCaw has thrown himself into this team with the aplomb of someone playing a video game, which starts to make sense if you think about it.
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Marrying slapstick and aching pathos, Simonischek and Huller's performances make the ridiculous look sublime -- landing laughs and tears in one-two punches, liberally and with aplomb.
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The Harman-Kardon upscale audio system in my tester was superb, and the infotainment setup accomplished all duties with aplomb, from navigation to Bluetooth device-pairing.
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Lagarde has done an excellent job of leading the IMF, and she also ran the French Treasury with aplomb during and after the global financial crisis.
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Both Williams and Turner played the complexities of this should-be-simply-happy homecoming with the kind of aplomb you might not even notice while watching.
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The Mi 5 achieves that with aplomb, showing off design hallmarks that Xiaomi introduced with its Mi Note, and looking nothing like Apple's aluminum-clad flagship.
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Williams launched her own activewear line, EleVen by Venus Williams, in 2012, with watercolor-esque prints in silhouettes made for serving with aplomb on the asphalt.
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Everyone's favorite cheery-eyed, white-gloved cartoon has become an It character, a muse for designers, evoking childhood nostalgia and satisfying graphic tee sensibilities with aplomb.
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Caius Martius, the titular hero, played with cerebral, kinetic aplomb by the excellent Jonathan Cake, has McCain's aversion to conventional manners and Bush's hapless common touch.
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In Harris's own words, he sought to translate nature "to its fundamental and purest form," and at his best he achieved this with clarity and aplomb.
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Ann Beattie's distinguished career extends back 40 years to her debut collection, "Distortions," which documented, with cool aplomb, disaffected baby boomers in the age of Nixon.
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Alexander, with her patrician aplomb, does this beautifully; you haven't lived until you've heard a woman who once played Eleanor Roosevelt sing the praises of cunnilingus.
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Beyond the checklist of history-making "firsts," she was savvy throughout her career, navigating the minefields of racism and sexism with an aplomb that seemed effortless.
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Bruce, who came to the Mets from Cincinnati at last season's deadline, is accustomed to dealing with trade rumors and has handled his situation with aplomb.
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During a recent practice at the Liberty's training facility, she appeared to be in prime shape, hitting midrange jumpers and doling out crisp passes with aplomb.
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Against the Nationals, he handled a one-hop throw from shortstop Amed Rosario with aplomb and tagged out Victor Robles on a pickoff play from Syndergaard.
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Steve King, who recently retweeted a Nazi and routinely makes white supremacist comments with aplomb, is suddenly looking like his reelection bid could be in trouble.
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Dylan Baker as Colin Sweeney Another character that is easy to hate, but because Dylan Baker played the skeevy, villainous Colin Sweeney with such devilish, creative aplomb.
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And Portman plays the role with aplomb, holding the audience with her as she does things like refusing to remove a suit stained with her husbands blood.
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While Klum clearly brushes off her haters with aplomb, let this be a reminder that folks should probably stay out of her relationship in the first place.
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Travis bravely took on the final "amen" to sing, which he did with aplomb, but he could hardly be heard in the arena over the audience's cheers.
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She describes a comprehensive list of menopausal symptoms with aplomb and hilarity and every page has the reader either laughing out loud or nodding in earnest agreement.
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Braithwaite writes with fearlessness and studied aplomb about family, race, class, and the monstrosity of high expectations, making My Sister, The Serial Killer a wicked, joyous wonder.
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The Rasputin of the Berlaymont (the commission's Brussels headquarters) fulfilled his duties with aplomb, serving as policy brain, enforcer-in-chief and micromanager of the EU's machinery.
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"In the 18th, 19th, and even the early 20th century, if you were losing weight and you didn't know why, you were dying," Walters says with aplomb.
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In the week I used Amy, it handled every meeting request with aplomb, save for one, where someone asked if I would like to meet in person.
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Hurricane Katrina provided a forced break from our regularly scheduled programming—an opportunity to argue in a series of new environments, which we took to with aplomb.
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He did so with aplomb, smashing a 20-yard free kick past the outstretched hand of Ali Al-Habsi and into the back of the rippling net.
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One of the most important things in any VR video is that it be satisfying no matter where you're looking, and Van Rossem does that with aplomb.
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Many critics lauded DiCaprio's performance, with critic Stanley Kauffmann of The New Republic writing that "DiCaprio has the breeze and aplomb to keep it all bouncing along."
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As Elsa, Caissie Levy booms out her numbers with astonishing aplomb — her "Let It Go" really is sensational — and, as Anna, Patti Murin makes a charming madcap.
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The frequent moments of public affection that occurred on the dance floor — and in the dark corners beyond — seemed to take on a heightened sense of aplomb.
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It's a tonal balancing act that she pulls off with aplomb, and makes Eleanor Oliphant the kind of book you'll want to devour in a single sitting.
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She brought ugly chic to fashion, married film noir styling to frumpiness with aplomb, and always questioned the place of fashion in the political and cultural spheres.
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But Malicki has since settled into her Rocky Mountain lifestyle with aplomb — though "she's still the same gluttonous beast she was back in Iraq," Mr. Healy said.
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Inscribing these projects into the history of global architecture and urbanism is an urgent project, one both "Architecture of Independence" and its associated book undertake with aplomb.
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While there are many waste organizations dedicated to mitigating the environmental impact of such gatherings, the Trash Pirates are distinguished by their zeal and their punk aplomb.
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So, if you have nothing to wear for upcoming holiday bashes, this could be the capsule to carry (and dress) you through December and into January with aplomb.
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After raining down some nice ground and pound, Cro Cop spotted the arm triangle and took it with aplomb, forcing the tap just 140 seconds into the bout.
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Instead, both frame the prospect of involuntary motherhood as the government–facilitated choosing of life, or a challenge women can meet with aplomb if provided with appropriate resources.
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Yet for all the cash a mesh router system is usually easier to set up, covers your entire home, and handles your dozens of wireless products with aplomb.
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Having a hit series also means hitting the red carpet circuit, and Moore has done that with aplomb, taking New York Fashion Week and awards season by storm.
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This is a laptop that can handle the everyday tasks of modern "computing" with aplomb, but push it beyond that and you'll run into its limitations pretty quickly.
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Belle had her father and Gaston; Elisa has her hapless next-door neighbor Giles (played with nasal aplomb by Richard Jenkins) and the vicious Colonel Strickland (Michael Shannon).
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Against the Athletics, Gregerson did his job with aplomb, inducing Yonder Alonso to hit grounder back to the mound that Gregerson turned into an inning-ending double play.
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It is Kaufman's use of the unexpected, her ability to calibrate the most minute differences and then arrange them all with perfect aplomb, that makes these works special.
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She's actually-, if you look at how she ran the Home Office, she ran the Home Office with a great deal of detailed, hands on acumen and aplomb.
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She handled the situation with aplomb, never turning her head, and pretending not to hear the calls and whistles, but I imagine her stomach must have been churning.
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The Houston Rockets launched over 218 more three-pointers than any team in league history this season, casting shots from seemingly anywhere inside halfcourt with accuracy and aplomb.
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Their history together, and Maggie's assault, are revealed in smooth flashback; with equal aplomb, Pittard shifts between Mark's perspective and Maggie's as the book, and their trip, unspool.
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The Wildcats executed with so much aplomb that after the game Villanova Coach Jay Wright apologized to his friend Fran McCaffery, Iowa's coach, who is a Philadelphia native.
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When Trump chose Gorsuch over Hardiman last year, the Pittsburgh-based conservative took the news with aplomb and played along, taking the media on a wild goose chase.
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Caroline Polachek, from Chairlift, took on two Nico songs, "Femme Fatale" and "Sunday Morning," with careful aplomb; Sky Ferreira sang "I'll Be Your Mirror" with an alternate melody.
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But in the meantime the French president has managed his international diplomacy with aplomb, hosting successful meetings with President Trump and with President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia.
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As usual, he kept his aplomb, although he did let a club fly out of his hands and clatter to the ground behind him after one tee shot.
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He carried this off with aplomb in a series of recent meetings with international leaders, displaying the trappings of French regality and the pragmatism of a contemporary technocrat.
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" Reviewing the tour's February stop at Madison Square Garden, The New York Times music critic Jon Pareles called Ms. Grande's performance "a show of confidence, prowess and aplomb.
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On the other hand, you can't argue with the fact that if, indeed, the four horsemen are coming, at least this way we can greet them with aplomb.
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Solitary, his memoir of surviving the longest sustained period of solitary confinement in US history, is a vital first-hand account of carceral brutality, told with astonishing aplomb.
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I took it for a spin on Wednesday, and it handled Interstate 280—which winds through Silicon Valley—with aplomb, even at 80 mph (it maxes out at 85).
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One prominent story line features Count Olaf (played by the inimitable Neil Patrick Harris) continually trying to marry young Violet (I'll say it again: played with aplomb by Weissman).
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The fossils, described by scientists on Thursday, date from the first million years after the calamity and show that the surviving terrestrial mammalian and plant lineages rebounded with aplomb.
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So of course he narrates his audiobook with aplomb, and grants us permission to laugh at our failures even before we're supposed to start learning and growing from them.
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It was a workstation, designed to handle grueling video and photo editing tasks with aplomb, but it was missing some workstation musts, like a DVD drive or Ethernet port.
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Her superpower on daytime TV—the thing that made her so huge—was being at once unapologetically black and relatable for all, which DuVernay pulls off with equal aplomb.
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There are many familiar beats to The Last Jedi, yes, but they're done with such aplomb, such reckless abandon, that they feel not only fresh but absolutely fucking awesome.
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In a demonstration at a UCL lab, the system recovered with aplomb from all sorts of in-flight mishaps, from losing engine power to extreme turbulence or blinding hail.
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Of the 20 projected starters, he is one of the few whose bloodlines suggest that — if nothing else — he will handle the mile-and-a-quarter distance with aplomb.
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They, too, felt that anything could be decorative (or art) in a specific setting and applied that logic to their work, as Ms. Shaver does with skill and aplomb.
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Kerrigan weathered the infamous whack with aplomb — she nabbed several lucrative endorsements following the attack, and went on to compete at the 1994 Olympics, taking home the silver medal.
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The outward conflicts presented at the outset of the novel find their resolutions, though the real story here is an inside job, and Arnett pulls it off with aplomb.
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There aren't many actors who can break your heart or break your nose with equal aplomb, but that's the block Julia Garner has claimed in her still burgeoning career.
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On his 2016 album, "Nat Love," and the more recent EP "Grey," Mr. Collins raps and sings with subtlety and aplomb; these are releases that demand, and reward, attention.
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The most obvious example is Geillis, swanning through the party with Disney-villain aplomb and pretending with all her might to be shocked, shocked, that young Ian is missing.
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The seminal Soho institution was home to all sorts of activities which straddled the seedy/glam divide with aplomb, most notably, the Tuesday night sensation that was White Heat.
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The 812 doesn't feel as sharp or darty as the 488 GTB, but it does feel as though you could dive into a curve and power through with aplomb.
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No matter how you feel about their politics, Moloch's roiling riffs and furious urgency are hard to resist, and straddles the foggy DMZ between Tragedy and Pale Chalice with aplomb.
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Interested in what goes unseen and unheard — what is there in our ordinary, normal lives, but ignored and scorned — Hiller approaches the weird and the unusual with illuminating, liberating aplomb.
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But the Predator 22 runs everything with such aplomb that I can't see any reason why it wouldn't be fit for this purpose for quite a few years to come.
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Whereas the Ridgeline's 3.5-liter V-6 has 262 pound-feet of torque, the Canyon's 2.8-liter diesel gets 369 lb-ft, which grunts up hills with bull-like aplomb.
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Poulter, seeking to become the first Englishman to win the British Open since Nick Faldo at Muirfield in 1992, also handled the tough conditions with aplomb as he shot 70.
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The teenage Vancouverite's new song "Sex Calls" is a great example of that, as Brome navigates a cavernous, sensual beat with aplomb while pouring his heart out, sexily of course.
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Because there is a large segment of the audience that strives to face down middle age with the same youthful aplomb that Nicklaus did for nine holes back in 1986.
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With her faint air of Zsa Zsa Gabor and madcap aplomb, Ivana aerated Trump's persona during their marriage — gave his brash, crass excess a dash of dynasty dazzle and camp.
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It's hard to make tech giants sympathetic, but Mr. Trump has managed to pull it off with cloddish aplomb with nearly every accusation of their being unfair in this regard.
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This sort of terrifying exuberance is hard to balance against the darkness at its core, but Cash both handles the task with aplomb and makes it just a little funny.
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We — I mean she — hasn't mastered parallel parking, but she has navigated New Jersey's highways with aplomb befitting her middle name (Grace, like that of half the girls her age).
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It was a risky move for all sorts of reasons, not least because Waight Keller had never worked with a couture atelier before, but she pulled it off with aplomb.
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A clarinetist and tenor saxophonist of irresistible rhythmic aplomb, Ms. Cohen has dabbled in music for midsize ensembles, and this one should bring out some vibrant colors in her writing.
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Continuing in the rapid-fire English he'd acquired as an adolescent living with his mother in New York, he fielded questions with the aplomb of the seasoned performer he is.
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According to United States intelligence, Prince Mohammed had ordered Mr. Khashoggi's death, which his men carried out with slasher-flick aplomb, reportedly using a bone saw to dismember his body.
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The duo's chemistry is as adorable as the colorful eye makeup they both pull off with aplomb — and we have a feeling their friendship will last way longer than 10 minutes.
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Helmet hair and matching plaid shirts might be well and truly over, but hearing them spit that chorus with such aplomb still makes me, for want of a better word, pumped.
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Baghdatis initially played serve and volley with aplomb, while Wawrinka's stinging backhand was lethal from the baseline, but that early assurance proved fleeting as both players made a catalog of errors.
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The girder of the current crest represents Scunthorpe's famous iron and steel industry, while the clenched fist represents unity and strength with all the aplomb of a historical trade union banner.
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Following Kavanaugh's nomination, Grassley smoothly navigated through choppy political waters, running the hearings with aplomb and applying just the right touch for the brilliant, polished Kavanaugh to shine at his brightest.
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Outrageous luxury is only one element in Koons's masterly fusion of Pop content and minimalist aesthetics, which prophesied and still authorizes the cultural aplomb of our reconstituted, remorselessly ongoing gilded age.
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Like her older siblings, Tiffany spoke with aplomb on her father's behalf at the Republican Convention in Cleveland, describing him as her mentor, her role model and a caring, attentive parent.
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Apple sent along the base-level version of the 213-inch system, and it handled everything with aplomb, including some basic editing tasks using the latest version of Final Cut Pro.
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That sent the crowd of 24,650 into delirium, but their glee was dulled as the United States failed to crack the Mexican defense again while Márquez took his chance with aplomb.
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He has showed the hybrid approach of the modern manager, crunching numbers for big, perhaps unpopular, decisions but delivering them with the ease and aplomb of a straight-shooting old friend.
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He doesn't just pivot from the humor to the agony; he seems to deploy both modes at once, and it speaks to his talents that he does so with dexterous aplomb.
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The purpose of any accessibility feature is to enable someone with a disability to partake in as much of the core experience as possible, which Apple has succeeded in doing with aplomb.
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The company isn't always the first to arrive at a solution, but it usually does with the kind of aplomb that makes us wonder why we haven't been using it for decades.
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But with the aplomb of a veteran molded in the crucible of postseason play, he weathered the hostile environment and shut down a team that had scored 12 runs in Game 2.
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In the Netflix series, Snicket — voiced with deadened aplomb by Patrick Warburton — is front and center from the beginning; we know right away that he's a character as well as the narrator.
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Helrunar closed out the evening with a burst of Viking-inspired energy, fronted by an endlessly charismatic vocalist who served up their fast and burly (and occasionally doomy) black metal with aplomb.
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They air their opinions with the aplomb of thinkers who relish the English language, roll its tones and innuendos about their tongues and have the alertness to listen as well as speak.
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Sam Heughan, as a spy who didn't dump anyone, does the hunky Hemsworth-brother-type thing with reasonable aplomb, and Hasan Minhaj steals a scene or two as his status-conscious partner.
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Gauff, to her credit, handled it all with aplomb, just as she handled the more conventional threat posed by the 24-year-old Williams, a five-time Wimbledon singles champion, on Monday.
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The second is the bouquet of brand associations that comes included with every purchase: Paris, ribbons, agility, discipline, finesse, erect posture, ruly hair, swanlike physical attributes, poise, aplomb, thighs like a Giacometti sculpture.
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Her trademark has always been the twin faces of confessional writing — the cynical, furious wronged and the woozy love-drunk optimist, and both are present on Reputation with even more aplomb than before.
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The singer, with the aid of her unparalleled stylist Mel Ottenberg, tends to eschew all the major trends in favor of more experimental looks truly only she can pull off with such aplomb.
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But when it comes to the show navigating tricky situations, which it's doing with aplomb, it's probably time to talk about the one thing about season two that isn't working at all: Chet.
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Cyprus has just exited its three-year bailout program having passed creditors' requirements for reforms and cuts with aplomb however, its finance minister remains coy about the country's return to international credit markets.
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Under his stewardship, they rampaged across the league, going 33-103-5 the rest of the season and 12-6 in the playoffs, where he has navigated a thorny goalie situation with aplomb.
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Everyone remembers the sequence for its sharp juxtaposition of serene religious ritual and startling violence, as Michael, the once-reluctant successor to his father's business, handles the job with efficient, cold-blooded aplomb.
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Tottenham started brightly, and took the lead through Son Heung-min in the 11th minute, however Mauricio Pochettino's side conceded four minutes later when Joshua Kimmich fired home from 103-yards with aplomb.
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That plotline connects with the goings-on at the plantation, of course, as do other threads, including one involving an opportunist named August Pullman (played with aplomb by the very busy Christopher Meloni).
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Caitriona Balfe has to carry this episode, and she does it with aplomb, from handling a ton of medical stage business to Claire's struggle to keep herself together as things start falling apart.
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Royals 210, Yankees 73 | 27 innings KANSAS CITY, Mo. — Aaron Boone, a former major league third baseman, has a saying for the way Gio Urshela plays third base with such calm and aplomb.
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Another free agent who wants to return is third baseman Todd Frazier, a midseason acquisition who quickly established himself as a voice in the clubhouse and who played with aplomb in the playoffs.
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Michele, having labored for years in the Giulio Romano role—sublimating his creative vision in the service of another while quietly learning how the company worked—stepped into the Raphael position with aplomb.
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He workswhite denim with insouciant dad bod aplomb while air guitaring all over the world—in the outback, near an crocodile, on the moon, balance atop the back of a flying eagle, natch.
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Sandra Oh isn't known as a comedian, but she makes a great comedic partner for Andy Samberg, and after handling their opening monologue with aplomb, the pair mostly stepped out of the way.
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"No Tomorrow" finds the Britpop stalwarts sounding as pitch-perfectly Suede as back in the 90s: those chiming, layered guitars, and Brett's sinuous tones reaching those elastic falsetto notes with ease and aplomb.
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It's not a spoiler to say that new director Louis Letterier and his crew have successfully married the original's puppetry with modern directing tech with enough aplomb that fans shouldn't worry about a slump.
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Those planar magnetic in-ears are almost as exotic as Shure's, and I've seen graphs showing they have even lower distortion, but the real difference is that Audeze hits my bass button with aplomb.
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Though Harriet did reveal to her father that Donna had snuck out past the town curfew, she did it with aplomb and cannot really be faulted, since Donna was really going to get murdered.
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It's a well-worn and occasionally effective strategy, and Donald Trump is employing it with aplomb against Ted Cruz in the last stretch of the run-up to the Iowa caucuses on February 1st.
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But this tasted very much like a watered down version of a far superior holiday dark brew, and while I did finish the 6-pack, it was not with aplomb that I did so.
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She shoots off a confetti canon at Nia, pops a racquetball into the air with her butt, and shoves Booker aside with the aplomb of a mom who just wants some peace and quiet.
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" Mallory responded with witty aplomb, and the mugger, cowed, scuttled "down some anonymous alley to reflect on why it is Bad To Threaten Other People, especially pushy Americans who doubt he has a gun.
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While in town, he encounters Cindy Lou Who (Cameron Seely), the pigtailed elder daughter of single mom Donna Lou Who (Rashida Jones), who wrangles Cindy and her twin infant brothers with patience and aplomb.
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Future's a nimble performer, working the stage with aplomb and keeping the energy high through a never-ending stream of dance moves, many of which looked tossed-off yet impossible to describe or replicate.
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With "I've Seen Gray Whales Go By," Mary Weatherford joins the small group of female painters who have taken over, with aplomb, the big top that is the Gagosian franchise's West 24th Street space.
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Fearlessly morphing from one creature to the next — one transformation involved an orange bodysuit affixed with the plastic babies, and in another, she was coated in black paint — she exposed her aging body with aplomb.
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The team says it also has a very low center of gravity, and a suspension inspired by actual NASA Mars rovers, which should help it navigate even tricky terrain with aplomb — and without rolling over.
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A skilled benshi had to not just narrate with aplomb, but also perform characters, avoid clashing with the live orchestra, and crucially, project their voice so they could be heard throughout thousand-seat movie palaces.
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It sounds heavy, but since we've all seen Moore handle the gravitas of A Walk To Remember — not to mention her heartrending scenes in This Is Us — we know she'll handle it all with aplomb.
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A 20-year-old member of the Mexican track and field team, she created a stir in the international press after she was selected to light the Olympic caldron and greeted the honor with aplomb.
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As the rest of you may know by now, our charismatic constructor made a series of brilliant appearances on "Jeopardy" this past week and the Friday before, burying contestants with jaunty, deadpan, sartorially distinctive aplomb.
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The Californian handled the windswept conditions with aplomb, though riding his luck at times after some errant drives, while running up five birdies in a five-under-par 65 at Waialae Country Club in Honolulu.
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Settling into Knopf's cluttered Park Avenue offices with the carefree aplomb of a court jester, the black-bearded boss seemed amusedly uninterested in literary power and the genteel back-stabbing politics of the publishing world.
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She conducts and sings music from Berg's "Lulu" and Gershwin's "Girl Crazy" with predictable aplomb, but for me it is the sensuous and utterly uninhibited rendition of Berio's solo "Sequenza III" that seals the deal.
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"I'm really looking forward to working with the staff and I have a lot of faith that members of our staff who will step into new roles will fulfill them with great aplomb," McCutchen said.
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The skin around her eyes is darker in tone; these raccoon-like circles are so formidable and stylish, and presented with such aplomb, that strangers often can't decide whether the coloring is congenital or cosmetic.
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The actor Amandla Stenberg, who'll soon be starring in The Hate U Give and features heavily in Straus's Instagrams, is another young queer person who's been navigating her identity in the public eye with admirable aplomb.
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And so we move briskly on to the photographic and digital age of now, when empowered actresses and tennis players, heroines to us all, take their unborn offspring into their own hands with glamour and aplomb.
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Robinson gets some hilarious and snappy one-liners, and Leah is largely a product of the actress's own effervescent personality, and Jacobs plays the straight girl with aplomb (a more distilled version of Britta from Community).
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The Indiana governor is a much better dissembler than Trump because, as a professional politician, he doesn't get personally entangled with the issues he's disputing and instead argues his case with the aplomb of a lawyer.
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But they put in the work anyway, handling with aplomb the tricky high-wire act that is red carpet kid fashion, which is often considered either too juvenile or too "mature," especially if you're a girl.
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As a general rule, a larger rocket like the Falcon 9 will take you farther into space, insert you into orbit, and get whatever you're trying to send into the vast unknown there with more aplomb.
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While there's no red carpet the actress hasn't met and conquered with aplomb, there's something about those Riviera breezes and the pomp and circumstance of the French affair that brings out her diamond-encrusted sartorial best.
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Arriving on Hotflush on June 3, "Mother & Child" is a typically big room ready banger, an unabashedly emotional floor-filler that's set to have the spangled throngs weeping into their bottles of overpriced Evian with aplomb.
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It took a mystical performance from Patrick Mahomes that day to topple the Ravens in a game that revealed one way to slow the highest-scoring team in the league, a way Seattle executed with aplomb.
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But she's also a winner this week because every week I grow more and more excited to see some sort of Marcia-centric episode, exactly the sort of thing this show could pull off with aplomb.
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The former was a freewheeling affair that started life in a Shoreditch juice bar and saw her switch up venues with aplomb, and the latter is a serious party for people who seriously know how to party.
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Whether you have a long list of resolutions, a clear-cut 12-month strategy, or a half-written to-do list for the next couple days, you'll feel refreshed and inspired to execute your plans with aplomb.
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We stan a multi-talented legend who can school us all on how to rock a take-no-shit attitude, how to wear the color yellow, and how to throw both middle fingers up with perfect aplomb.
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At the close of President Trump's State of the Union address, she calmly, deliberately and now famously tore her copy in two and tossed it down with a shrug, declaring her disdain for its contents with aplomb.
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Swift handled the case with aplomb, gave an endlessly quotable testimony, and — in a particularly classy move — sued for only $20163 in damages, just to show that she was only bothering with the trial out of sheer principle.
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The attacker, outrageously lapping the linesman on the outside, raced to meet the pass before crossing for Lukaku who swept home with aplomb as Belgium secured their biggest winning scoreline at a major international tournament in 46 years.
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The Carpetbagger It was a fantastic year for Idris Elba, and not just because he sailed through a dust-up regarding his suitability to play James Bond — a role he has yet to be cast in — with aplomb.
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"We think of this company as a gaming enterprise, but maybe we should be thinking of it as an owner of teams in a whole new type of sport that sells out the house with aplomb," he said.
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Of particular note is "Red Azaleas Singing and Dancing Rock and Roll Music" (1976), a red-on-white, mosaic-style picture over 6 feet high and 13 feet wide, showing Ms. Thomas tackling big scale with terrific aplomb.
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Kubiak is only the seventh coach to go to the big game in his first season with a team, handling the "Should the quarterback be an ineffective Peyton Manning or an inexperienced Brock Osweiler?" situation with aplomb for months.
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Despite her supermodel status, Cara Delevingne has proven she's not afraid to switch up her look: She'll chop off several inches of her glorious blonde hair at a moment's notice or take a Sharpie to her décolletage with aplomb.
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The product of a Swedish company that serves a side dish of sophomoric attitude with its bags, The Backpack is intended to be your do-everything, go-everywhere workhorse bag, and it succeeds at that lofty challenge with aplomb.
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But the team behind PRAI Beauty is dedicated to more than solving your skin-care woes (although, that may be the reason its products sell out with aplomb on both QVC and HSN) — they're also saving thousands of animals.
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That pretty much settles the (irrelevant) debate over whether they can be masculine or sexy, but just for the record, construction workers, hazmat specialists and military aviators have been pulling off the look for decades with traditionally manly aplomb.
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"Even if you are not a revolutionary—even if you are a running honky dog of the capitalist establishment—you have to agree he handles himself with immense style and aplomb," journalist William Serrin wrote in the Free Press.
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Since then, The Boss has played the role of surrogate stepfather with aplomb; acting as the shining light of hope, flamboyance and the American dream that was ever-present through my parent's divorce and the development of my teens.
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In the 2015 final, his men came up against a resurgent Tottenham with a team of bright young talents, but much like they had against Arsenal eight years previous Chelsea squeezed the life out of their opponents with aplomb.
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Ms. Ocasio-Cortez appeared to be adjusting to the intensity with the aplomb of a natural retail politician, graciously granting every request for a picture while staying cheerfully on a progressive message that has energized the Democrats' left wing.
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When Lagerfeld took over in 1983, his job was to reinvigorate a flagging house that had developed rather stuffy, uncool connotations; he did so with irreverence and aplomb, all while centering his collections on Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel's original designs.
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I ask her what she thinks about all the female attention her husband gets and she sidesteps the less savory implication of my question (What do you think about Joe's thirsty fans?) with the grace and aplomb of a total pro.
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But she pulls a tin ear off with aplomb in this charming biopic about a midcentury New York City socialite who wanted nothing more than to become an opera star — despite the fact that she had no natural talent for singing.
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True, it ticks off all the usual scenes in the showbiz rise-and-fall genre—the meetings with key collaborators, the composing and recording of classic singles, triumphal concerts—but it does so with an impressionistic aplomb that "Bohemian Rhapsody" lacked.
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The aesthetics were impeccable: A dozen years ago, when the Astros rented him from Kansas City, Beltran ranked as the game's most breathtaking player outside of Alex Rodriguez, a switch-hitting perennial 30-30 contender who handled center field with aplomb.
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For the Saturday matinee, James Levine conducts John Dexter's creaky 1979 production of Mozart's "Die Entführung aus dem Serail" ("The Abduction From the Seraglio"), with a cast that includes the soprano Albina Shagimuratova — who navigates Konstanze's coloratura hurdles with aplomb.
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Both movies deal with outrageous conduct, and both come alive in the space of one long night, but Bonello, serene to a fault, pursues his characters—even as they plant explosives or brandish guns—with the prowling aplomb of a cat.
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Roadburners more accustomed to slow motion headbanging seemed delighted by their high energy antics, and Johansson belted out her lines with theatrical aplomb; the woman can SING, a fact which she underlined neatly on a slower, soulful mid-set ballad.
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Not so much a Hollywood satire as a remembrance of a particularly Jewish bi-coastiality of the 1930s, the film offers a portrait of a family Allen has hinted at in other productions, but has rarely delivered with such panoramic aplomb.
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Specializing in unearthing oddities and obscurities from around the globe, MfM perform a simple service—find brilliant, strange and strangely brilliant music from unexpected sources, spaces, and places, and serve it up in an incredibly aesthetically appealing package—with aplomb.
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Xhaka silenced the Serbian contingent in the 52nd minute, however, when he rifled home a loose ball in spectacular style from 25 meters before Shaqiri ran onto a through ball and finished with aplomb to win the game at the death.
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And RUBIO for some reason wasn't in my word list, but he responsibly bailed me out of that SW corner with true robotic aplomb and a promise that, in his America, I could keep all the earnings from my burgeoning TIRE SWING business.
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But Back to the Future makes them work, both because the film piles them on with reckless aplomb and because the very idea of a countdown is so integral to a time-travel movie that it has some extra room to maneuver.
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The accomplishments of this broadest of entries in the series are all the more clear in comparison with Front Mission 23, which had more modest storytelling goals and could not achieve them with anywhere near the same degree of flair and aplomb.
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Until Stephen Shore began making his color photos of breakfasts, beds, intersections, parking lots and just about everything else that drifted into his visual field, no one else annotated the banal surfaces of American life with quite the same level of unjudgmental aplomb.
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And on the conquerors went, year after bloody year; but Crowley, the author of "1453" and other works of history, handles this grim tale with aplomb, keeping a fast-moving narrative in the foreground while nodding just often enough toward bigger questions in the background.
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This is a company that's more practiced in doing sports and wireless headphones than high-fidelity stuff, but it set itself the immodest goal of delivering audiophile-pleasing performance at the attainable $21 price point, and I have to say it has succeeded with aplomb.
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When Freddy needs him to distract a guard while he casually slits an inmate's throat with a razor blade, Naz handles his role in the execution with chilling aplomb — and does it, ironically, by requesting a new inhaler, that totem of his supposed vulnerability.
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Part of her calling card has been a willingness to eschew capital-f Fashion statement-making for real life statement-making, focusing on clothes that allow a customer to move seamlessly from breakfast waffles to power meeting to margaritas in Ibiza with seemingly effortless aplomb.
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After a rejuvenative pit-stop in the VIP bar—where pretzels and Haribo are free and the drinks overdraft-unfriendly—it was time to catch the Black Madonna doing what the Black Madonna does best: running through huge house, techno, and disco records with aplomb.
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In 150, Ms. Lucas mounted an installation at the Freud Museum in London, titled "Beyond the Pleasure Principle" — after Freud's 1920 essay — that is on view here; it includes dangling light bulbs that vaguely resemble body parts, but also pokes at Freud with feminist aplomb.
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Enjoying particular notoriety among the highball family (and it's a big family, including the gin and tonic, the Tom Collins and the dark and stormy) is the simple whiskey and soda, which is being spun out with new aplomb in the finest of bars.
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The latter of which he's currently succeeding at with aplomb, putting a major dent in that $53 million dollar debt with today's launch of 21 pop up stores across the world selling his The Life of Pablo merchandise with custom pieces made especially for each city.
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Clinton fielded a few softball questions with a shortstop's aplomb, I headed off to dinner to meet with a G.O.P. strategist, then to quiz a prominent local Democrat at Wellman's, a watering hole that in the previous two cycles was legendarily overstuffed with Obama campaign staffers.
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The self-driving car handled every situation, all of which featured three test runs, with aplomb, and Villegas said that although Waymo always performs its tests with safety drivers on board, each of these was done fully autonomously with no intervention from the drivers at all.
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Ever a vision of Americanophile cool, Harvey, clad in a vest and a pair of prescription aviators which came across as more 70s porn-chic than Napoleon Dynamite, commandeered the room with absolute aplomb, able to look each and every one of the audience in the eye.
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"REDMERCEDES" has an odd beat that rides a shrill siren loop, but both of the guests, Missy Elliott and grime rapper AJ Tracey, have enough experience rhyming on left field production that they tackle the track with aplomb and help put it in a new context.
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A polished speaker, Meuthen responded with aplomb to questions on the details of Germany's constitution at a recent rally in Baden-Wuerttemberg, a wealthy southwestern state that is home to luxury carmakers Daimler and Porsche and where the AfD won 15.1 percent of the vote last weekend.
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Again, the show is truly at its most camp when attempting to explain the quirks of the internet to old people and does so with aplomb during this episode that is desperately trying to understand why a social media star keeps putting everything about herself online.
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She's being held in a forced breeding camp, which is at once worth an eye roll (the show sent its one woman off to a bland Handmaid's Tale riff?) and worth some interest, because Gedmintas gets a lot to do and handles all of it with aplomb.
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"How stunning, and how horrible, that Trump cannot bring himself to shake the hand of a small boy who only wanted to touch the President," wrote the author, a canny Twitter user who has adeptly fended off critics with the aplomb of a Hogwarts magic spell.
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As the widowed patriarch Walter, Danny Glover shows his mastery of playing it bighearted; Gabrielle Union and Omar Epps have real charm and chemistry as former high school sweethearts thrown together for the holidays; and J. B. Smoove does his egocentric Lothario bit with customary aplomb.
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Judge, a 6-foot-7, 285-pound slugging rookie right fielder, had not only hit 13 home runs this season but had also played his position with aplomb — running balls down in the gaps, making sliding catches and showing uncommon athleticism for someone his size playing baseball.
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Smulders, who is scrappy and strong, performs stunts with aplomb — skills likely honed playing S.H.I.E.L.D. agent Maria Hill — and is well cast as Turner, who can not only crack arms with the best of them but is also principled and committed to the soldiers under her command.
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Release date: June 22 What makes it great: The record-smashing Wonder Woman is popular for a reason: Not only does it tell the origin story of a beloved superhero, but it does so with aplomb, feminism, and good humor that has both critics and audiences cheering.
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Its rendition of Jane Austen's "Sense and Sensibility," adapted with aplomb by the company member Kate Hamill, was a hit in part because the actors never stopped moving: watching them was like living inside the writer's mind, with all those jokes and ideas and sympathies bouncing off one another.
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Already, we notice how much determination, and how little visible pleasure, are involved in that rise; Celeste responds with precocious aplomb to a record-company executive (Jennifer Ehle) and drives herself to master choreographic routines, as if some internal motor had been set spinning and cannot be stopped.
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Querrey, a 343-year-old Californian with a thunderclap serve and forehand, handled the mounting pressure and a total of four rain delays with surprising aplomb to close out his stunning 7-6 (6), 6-1, 3-6, 7-6 (313) victory in the third round on Saturday.
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That role is taken here by Sian Thomas, who strains a bit to communicate the wicked bite of a woman whose household includes two black servants who are given more to do than just stand watchfully by, roles that are filled with aplomb by Michelle Asante and Trevor Laird.
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And she handled those questions with aplomb, delivering endlessly quotable testimony that made it very clear that Mueller, and Mueller alone, was responsible for making the choice to assault her, and which doubles as a guidebook to deflecting the sort of shaming tactics that are used to discredit women.
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Fashion designers, including Alexander Wang, whose show last month was staged with impromptu aplomb from a tour bus that made stops in Manhattan and Brooklyn, have always sought to create a sense of spontaneity and surprise with their work, but clothing can never feel as deliciously impermanent as flowers.
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His music and his public persona — the sardonic Twitter star who wears his gang affiliation (Crips) and his Sprite endorsement on his sleeve with equal aplomb — suggest that this praise has not skewed his lucidity regarding the streets he grew up on and still uses as source material.
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During a recent Hyperallergic team-building game of art historical charades, one of us had to perform Yves Klein's "Leap into the Void" (1960), a potentially dangerous task that was carried off with aplomb, correctly identified by the team, and resulted in no damage to people or property.
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Blake's buoyant approach isn't oblivious to daily tribulations — their month-long 2005 drawing series, Dailies, was undertaken in response to the death of their longtime partner, Philip Horvitz — but rather an acknowledgement that we can choose to meet our trials, however large or small, with humor and aplomb.
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The Argentine put away a smash with aplomb to save a second match point, after previously in the same game allowing the ball to go as he rushed the net, only to watch in dismay as it landed on the baseline and brought up the first match point against him.
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I would describe that situation as "not fun," especially because it knocked both of my water bottles off the bike with 30 miles to go, but not because of the bike, which handled the roads with aplomb, where a traditional road bike might have either bucked me off or merely buckled.
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She now has the major title to match, and with her handling the moment and Williams's big-occasion aura as well as she did on Saturday in her 22013-5, 6-4 victory, it is hard not to imagine her managing another such moment with similar aplomb in the near future.
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By the time Liza Minelli sings (she is played with aplomb by Kobayashi, as is each character in Say Something Bunny!), it feels like an organic culmination of this unearthed story on midcentury American life, and its "little moments of humor, or moments of heartbreak" that Kobayashi discovered in the audio.
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And when you're looking at somebody's fears or anxieties or stressors, you have to look at the whole person, and he's a guy who has handled the narrative of his life with aplomb, as you can see, but also has channeled a lot of stuff, a lot of angst about his adopted father.
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In the context of the festival, the writerly rock of Death Cab for Cutie, whose Monday night show saw them zipping through their hefty back catalogue with ease and aplomb, with something for O.C. fans and newer listeners alike, felt like a comfortable bedfellow with the more abstract approach of Nine Inch Nails.
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And if you'd glanced up from West 48th Street early one evening this month, you'd have spied a tableau of considerable glamour and grace: André De Shields, in citrus-striped coat and zebra-striped shoes, posing for the camera with the animate aplomb of a model who just happens to be a dancer.
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Having "emerged from the Minimalist and Postminimalist vortex," the art critic Roberta Smith wrote in The Times, the artist's handworked sculptures "soothe more than seethe, balancing between the geometric and the organic with Zen aplomb" even as they also engage with charged subjects like race, African-American history, ritual and ethnic identity.
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On Friday night, as the co-host of her second state dinner since becoming first lady and thus a figurehead of the nation, as well as a symbol of her husband's administration (whether she likes it or not; that's the job), Melania Trump clothed herself in her now-signature aplomb and ambivalence.
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In 2011, the designer Phillip Lim built his dream kitchen in his SoHo home: With the help of the architect Joe Nix, he installed a marble island, concrete pendant lighting from Aplomb and cabinets that open with just a tap of the elbow, ideal for when your hands are covered in sauce.
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But "On Hold" does exactly that, and with aplomb: featuring a delightfully twisted sample of Hall and Oates' "I Can't Go For That," the first single from the band's forthcoming album I See You signals a bold new direction for the trio, warm-blooded and full-bodied pop where a skeleton once resided.
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So it was a little awkward, I already had a job and I got this new job and we had to, I put our chairman Barry Diller, at the time the Expedia chairman, in a really difficult position and he handled it with aplomb and he was amazing and we are where we are now.
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Mundanities such as the overworld map—added at the insistence of playtesters, as the duo wanted to trust the player to figure it out themselves—or an insistence on JRPG-esque "save points" can feel obtuse and deliberately retrograde, a product of an attitude that would make the self-styled "old-schoolers" nod with aplomb.
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But in this rematch in the fourth round of the BNP Paribas Open, Federer's 6-2, 6-3 victory required just 68 minutes as he smacked backhand winners from all sections of the court with the sort of aplomb and precision that were once too often lacking in matches against Nadal, his friendly archrival.
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They certainly look better than what Amazon has to offer, but in our tests, the Home Mini struggled to perform the smart tasks that Echo Dot handled with aplomb, and in the big premium speaker space the Google Home Max looks pretty, but doesn't exactly make sense next to cheaper Alexa-powered devices like the Sonos One.
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Nonetheless, it's a key part of the project, in my eyes, because it both shows Wayne's willingness to tackle any timely beat with aplomb (see also: him rapping over the Black Eyed Peas' "I've Got a Feeling") and it shows his eagerness, at this time, to escape from the limitations of skeletal southern rap beats and embrace more melody.
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And not everyone is comfortable with the idea: At Akris, Albert Kriemler's liquid C-suite leathers, knits and silks in jade and lapis lazuli remained quiet in their confidence; at Sacai, Chitose Abe stuck to her usual cut-and-paste of forms and fabrics (school blazers, down jackets, tennis sweaters, chiffon), with her usual, if occasionally overcomplicated, aplomb.
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It's essentially The Thick of It if one of the characters was a world-famous popstar-turned-deluded fashion icon, and while that's a funny concept as it is, VB takes it by the horns, doing her best David Brent, showing no vanity whatsoever, and self-parodying in a luxurious dressing-gown with the aplomb of me tweeting about eating pizza in bed.
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Trump responded to this insult with characteristic aplomb, penning a short article for Aberdeen-based newspaper the Press and Journal in which he noted that he has "done so much for Scotland", that he will be the smartest and toughest President of all time, and that his Aberdeen venture is "what many believe to be one of the greatest golf courses anywhere in the world".
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In a move that recalls Trump's own jaunty aplomb in comparing his borrowing of an anti-Semitic meme to a coloring book for Disney's Frozen, RNC communications director Sean Spicer argued that the word-for-word copying of the First Lady's speech actually came from the fact that these phrases are so common that they can even be found in My Little Pony books.
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De Montebello admired Lieberman's expertise and his social aplomb, and when the Lila Acheson Wallace Wing opened, in 19803 (it was named, posthumously, for the co-founder of Reader ' s Digest , whose primary interest had always been in the Met's Egyptian department), both Lieberman and de Montebello believed that modern and contemporary art had been elevated to the status of the Met's other departments.
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The 6-foot 11-inch Cousins hammered home a vicious dunk for his first basket as a Warrior, ran the floor with aplomb, hounded the various Clippers he guarded one on one into 0-for-7 shooting, found a cutting Curry for a layup with a nifty bounce pass out of the post, took a charge against a driving Tobias Harris and, most notably, drained three 323-pointers.
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Another significant portion, the weakest, consists of potted summaries of the 20th-century photographic history that Maier was evidently well aware of but never attempted to enter, supplemented by snippets of general cultural history (which Bannos handles with less aplomb: No — to cite one example — The Great Gatsby did not "detail posh living in the Hamptons" — the towns he called East and West Egg actually stood in for Great Neck and Port Washington).
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I'd learned how to laugh with C-List celebrities on the Lower East Side as our elevator inched up to private loft parties hosted by some production company for some movie premiere; I'd learned how to navigate the city with a native aplomb and argue with taxi drivers that no, I did not want to take the FDR; I'd learned how to be just the right side of nasty when dealing with pushy PR account executives.
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And where the Red Hot Chili Peppers were once an unknowable quantity that melded funk, hip-hop, and hardcore punk with knuckle-headed aplomb, the brotastic band unwittingly predicted a sea change in mainstream rock with 1991's Blood Sugar Sex Magik, managing to stay so popular for so long that they outlasted—and outlived—contemporaries like Nirvana, Jane's Addiction, and Pearl Jam, to the point that by the time George W. Bush took office they'd become America's de facto answer to U2.
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Lindsey Jordan's Snail Mail played their first ever full band London show last night (Jordan played solo earlier this year.) About a third of the show saw them playing songs familiar to their audience—the crowd sang along to new ones like "Pristine" and "Heat Wave" and older tracks like "Thinning" with aplomb, much to Jordan's obvious delight—but the rest were unreleased tracks, included on Snail Mail's debut album Lush, which is due for release on June 9 via Matador.
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And they should be aware, finally, that in this period that has been labeled, for lack of a better word, populist, and of which the American election is but an outsize symptom; in a time when thought is attacked from all sides and when lies are flourished with unparalleled arrogance and aplomb; in this new political culture that has now encircled the earth, one in which, from the American plutocrats to their Russian oligarch cousins, the swineherds slap their pedigree shamelessly on imperial palaces, the little Jewish nation has no part to play.
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Last season, "Younger" left Liza (Sutton Foster) dangling off a precipice in the Hamptons with treacherous shoals below: an inopportune kiss with her boss, Charles (Peter Hermann), that derailed a marriage proposal from her boyfriend, Josh (Nico Tortorella); a book deal made with a fledgling writer under threat of blackmail; and — the coup de grâce — her confession to her colleague Kelsey (Hilary Duff) that no, she was not a 26-year-old navigating the publishing world with fresh aplomb but rather a 40-ish divorced mother masquerading as a millennial because it was the only way she could get hired.
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On top of that, the star of the night was obviously Michelle ObamaMichelle LeVaughn Robinson ObamaJuan Williams: Democrats finally hit Trump where it hurts Michelle Obama to present Lin-Manuel Miranda with the Portrait of a Nation Prize Michelle Obama thanks her high school for naming new athletic complex after her MORE, who with grace and aplomb, proceeded to school Donald Trump — without ever mentioning his name — in America's best traditions of history, progress, inclusion, fairness, justice, respect, grace and setting the best example for our young children, and how taking the high road highlights your opponent's lowest weaknesses and lack of ability to compete with intellect and integrity.
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