He's charismatic, and Brazil doesn't have any other charismatic politicians.
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The movie stars Jackman, a charismatic supernova, and Zendaya, an even bigger charismatic supernova.
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"I think there's a big distinction between actually being charismatic and trying to be charismatic," he explained.
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GOOD news about conservation is always welcome, and never more so than when it concerns that most charismatic of charismatic mega-fauna, the giant panda.
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Look outside Washington — for citizen organizing and charismatic leadership.
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" It helped, too, that Reynolds was "charismatic, and humorous.
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ACKMAN: LOOK, I THINK ANDREW LEFT IS A CHARISMATIC GUY.
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ACKMAN: LOOK, I THINK ANDREW LEFT IS A CHARISMATIC GUY.
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Candidates can be charismatic and have lots of policy ideas.
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Clearly, conservationists are still negotiating the large, charismatic predator problem.
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Opportunity has become a charismatic rover for the space agency.
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Charismatic and folksy, he has wide support among ordinary Moroccans.
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Strange, since he was so charismatic at the (elevated) podium.
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What he really is, is kind of a charismatic dealmaker.
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You see her, and she is this charismatic alluring person.
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One of those charismatic churches where people talk to snakes.
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And Downie, 52, is one of its most charismatic singers.
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Its charismatic young leader, Mmusi Maimane, believes in free markets.
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Strong, charismatic, unifying leaders appeared to be nowhere in sight.
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Typically, charismatic CEOs base their power in a guiding vision.
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" Daniel, her youngest, was charismatic and "a funny little boy.
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Like water, charismatic religion takes the path of least resistance.
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In America Latino Protestants (mostly charismatic) are contested electoral terrain.
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He's moderate and charismatic, a rising star in state politics.
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All these movements had a charismatic leader at their head.
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Angry Nikki is the most charismatic person in the world.
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But nationalism and extremism exploded, fueled by charismatic nationalist politicians.
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Perhaps this is because only men are charismatic or exciting?
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The idea that Warren isn't a charismatic speaker is insane.
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Rebecca was charismatic, encouraging, and very clear in her instructions.
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Charismatic corporate leaders seem to regularly become global cultural icons.
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But don't let your teeny dictator's charismatic meows fool you.
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Like Ali, Malcolm was a charismatic person with ardent ambitions.
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Boelens, Salas says, is a very likeable and charismatic person.
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He was constantly telling jokes, but he was very charismatic.
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Booker has that in his emotional and charismatic speaking style.
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Mr. Rhodes is a charismatic former press aide for Gov.
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"He was very charming and very, very charismatic," she said.
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Charismatic and committed, she defied the expectations of both sides.
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Nureyev was fiercely charismatic, immensely talented and obsessed by dance.
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I must be energetic, successful, loving, funny, charismatic, and beautiful.
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On the one hand, she is smart, charismatic and appealing.
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Lil Uzi Vert is an intensely charismatic and unpredictable presence.
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Mr. Currentzis's charismatic performances are as much rituals as concerts.
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Our pilot turns out to be so funny and charismatic.
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He's desperate, at all times, to look impressive and charismatic.
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She was charismatic when she visited tables to greet guests.
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He can't speak properly, and he's not a charismatic guy.
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But on the TV, JFK won because he was charismatic.
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Plenty of other successful tech companies have had charismatic CEOs.
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What we need are new, young, charismatic and energetic leaders.
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He's a charismatic guy, though, inspiring, and a competent hacker.
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Ideas so charismatic that people devote their lives to them.
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As for Antony, the charismatic orator who can whip a crowd into a revolutionary frenzy, that role will be filled — no doubt to repletion — by the charismatic Elizabeth Marvel (the wily president on "Homeland"). Publictheater.
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The charismatic young liberal told the Russians to withdraw from Hungary.
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News media at the time depicted Bundy as charming and charismatic.
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Leaders can have styles that are charismatic, transactional, situational or participative.
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Now, fellow-descendants, we endure aMoment of charismatic indecencyAnd sanctimonious greed.
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But they show, mostly, that America doesn't need a charismatic outsider.
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Reddick is a charismatic righty-mashing outfielder who plays good defense.
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Wilmers says he was a charismatic baby, but he also struggled.
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In Mayberry, Chvrches have an exceptionally outspoken and charismatic lead singer.
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I've never experienced this charismatic light energetically coming off of someone.
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Humpback whales are considered to be the most charismatic whale species.
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He's also extremely charismatic and has done some hosting work before.
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He showed the three charismatic factors of likability, attractiveness and power.
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" Continued Clooney, "Trump, for all his terrible instincts, is very charismatic.
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It is an image the charismatic acrobat is keen to dispel.
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He was highly intelligent, hugely creative, massively charismatic, gentle and charming.
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Without its charismatic leader, the opposition alliance, le rassemblement, is weak.
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A charismatic leader with a world-changing plan is de rigueur.
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Yet things are looking up for this most charismatic of megafauna.
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It's about preserving the big, charismatic animals that enrich our planet.
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"[Appelbaum] is charismatic and has a high public profile," Shepard added.
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It's like the un-Trump: The poet is the charismatic loser.
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A slick talking, charismatic death machine but a death machine nonetheless.
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The charismatic sprinter has also recently moved into the restaurant business.
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He was charismatic and colorful, and to me, bigger than life.
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Just long, dry sermons delivered by people who weren't massively charismatic.
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BEIJING/SHANGHAI (Reuters) - Unlike his charismatic boss, Jack Ma, Alibaba (BABA.
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I figure I'm not the only one to find her charismatic.
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I found him magnetic and charismatic, yet equally repulsive and maddening.
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He was genuine, charismatic, profane, generous and sincere in his beliefs.
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In my view, there are four aspects of every charismatic speaker.
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I think the problem is usually we like the charismatic founder.
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Tony is a charismatic fast-talker, determined to become a star.
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The charismatic point guard Teresa Weatherspoon joined Lobo in New York.
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Mr. Bradshaw, a charismatic, theatrical speaker, held his audiences in thrall.
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It does not need a leader who is theatrical or charismatic.
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She was great, Sonia; she was a genius person, very charismatic.
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Like Rebecca, she was effortlessly cool and charismatic, encouraging, and fun.
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And yet by some miracle, hostile soil has produced charismatic flowers.
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There was already something so classic and extremely charismatic about him.
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The community, led by a charismatic hero, can rally and survive.
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But those closest to him knew his effusive and charismatic personality.
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Too many people find middle-aged women neither charismatic nor exciting.
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Still, many smaller spots, though charismatic, don't include amenities like pools.
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Amandla Stenberg, as Ruby, a rare "orange," makes a charismatic heroine.
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His Charlie isn't especially attractive and doesn't read as remotely charismatic.
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She is a charismatic, sympathetic lead, and she has to be.
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On and off the set, he is thoughtful, confident and charismatic.
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"I felt he was sweetly charismatic and adorable," Ms. Greenhouse said.
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The kids, raised on reality TV, are camera-savvy and charismatic.
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Through her charismatic writing, we learn about huge "blooms" of jellyfish.
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Is there any performer more winsome and charismatic than Mr. Cumming?
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He turns out to be a charismatic and contradictory camera subject.
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Those who know him describe Mr. Shkreli as charismatic and intelligent.
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He's just wildly funny, incredibly charismatic, super kind and so talented.
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Whatever comes next will be a test for Unilever's charismatic leader.
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Milley has been described as a charismatic and sometimes blunt leader.
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I do recall that he was charismatic, with a booming voice.
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He offered a charismatic alternative to the corrupt, sclerotic status quo.
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Dearborn contends, however, that she was artistically talented, creative and charismatic.
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Fernando Karadima, a charismatic and powerful figure in the Chilean church.
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That doesn't happen simply because a new CEO is more charismatic.
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They are talented and charismatic; they could match Trump in debates.
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Most likely, because our entire culture is obsessed with charismatic sociopaths.
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I'm not sure a charismatic leader can help sell that product.
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She is daring, charismatic, joyful, confident, and knows where she's going.
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How, in short, can the charismatic and the bureaucratic be combined?
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But both versions of her are charismatic and sympathetic in different ways.
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But for Harris, being charismatic is somehow a harbinger of her downfall.
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As you know, Katharine Graham's personality wasn't the most magnetic and charismatic.
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We're of course told endlessly that Ted was charismatic and good looking.
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Efron's Bundy is charismatic, loveable, and the film's hero, guilty or not.
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Do you think it was your independence that people found so charismatic?
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Bri is a bold, charismatic character facing the everyday tragedy of poverty.
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But like many charismatic people, she's the sum of her own contradictions.
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College basketball coach Jimmy Valvano was a boisterous, charismatic, and colorful character.
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And he's got the always charismatic Ian McShane to help him out.
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They are charismatic, have low stomach acid, and should practice visualization techniques.
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He and Zach Efron are so charismatic and humble, it was fun.
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Canada needed its own almost absurdly telegenic and charismatic family to compete.
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His younger brother, Jamie (Garrett Hedlund), is a great deal more charismatic.
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Even his supporters struggle to describe Mr Maduro as at all charismatic.
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What compels people to fall under the spell of a charismatic leader?
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He was this Charlie Chaplin-esque man who was just so charismatic.
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However, some are just charismatic creeps, and you should know the signs.
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Hochkirk thinks smaller, less charismatic animals like insects might make easier targets.
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More charismatic leader St. Vincent in churches (fake or not) for 2018.
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As it turns out, someone who is very charismatic, and very unique.
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A charismatic blue parrot, however, was perhaps the year's most publicized extinction.
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Josh, you're funny and charismatic attitude will forever live in our hearts.
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She's charismatic, she speaks without stilt, or jargon, or meaningless aspirational blather.
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"Appealing, charismatic, and charming" are the actor's middle names, but maniacal demon?
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I said I had to play him flamboyant and charismatic and egotistical.
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Courses on deliverance are regularly offered through Charismatic associations and Bible schools.
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In the mid-1980s, Joe Hunt was a handsome, charismatic young man.
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But here, Manson is painted as not particularly special, charismatic, or diabolical.
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It was unbelievable, and Larry had a very charismatic approach to music.
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He was an incredibly charismatic performer, but he was no rock star.
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Hollywood stars don't come much more charismatic than the wrestler turned actor.
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Many also admire Mr Trump; he is charismatic and a successful builder.
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The barbarians beyond the walls are the charismatic figures in Scott's book.
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But even more importantly, it has an unusually charismatic leader in Musk.
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He was so strangely charismatic that you kind of get sucked in.
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Lanky and charismatic, Ben-Barak looked like someone from Mossad central casting.
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Many saw in Ms. Park a modern version of her charismatic father.
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He was Italian, charismatic and handsome, and he drove a 1986 Porsche.
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Hanks plays Bradlee as a caricature of the charismatic crank Robards inhabited.
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It's an axiom of American politics that the most charismatic leader wins.
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Popeye is one of the most charismatic, friendly people you've ever met.
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Unlike other "charismatic megafauna," pandas are only native to a single country.
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The charismatic outsider tends to become authoritarian, alienating others in the company.
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He was a wonderful soul whose charismatic personality lit up a room.
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Plus, many still have genuine affinity for the charismatic, historically successful Palihapitiya.
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Mr. López is a charismatic former mayor from a prominent Venezuelan family.
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Of these three, only Mr. Kwiecien, a coolly charismatic baritone, has returned.
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The hope of the Obama era became centered on one charismatic figure.
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It takes a swipe at the market's embrace of charismatic chief executives.
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Here are two charismatic young singers giving this beloved duet their all.
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He is also brash, charismatic and hugely entertaining, with a devoted following.
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On his own, Arca became a charismatic, androgynous diva, dealing in extremes.
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Soft-spoken and charismatic, he speaks in the style of a philosopher.
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I met a couple of his friends, all very arty, charismatic people.
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He was charismatic, a gentleman, he was loving and adoring and romantic.
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But as charismatic as he was, he was also a good listener.
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But in Mr. Gold's production, the charismatic weight is more evenly balanced.
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Kitson, even on an off night, is smart, original and implausibly charismatic.
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Studies show that charismatic leaders are tailor-made to deal with crisis.
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A charismatic, take-charge acquaintance soon jumped out of the friend zone.
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The sunim who lead the program was an emphatic and charismatic speaker.
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For more than 210 years, the charismatic restaurateur has been in business.
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He is slight, with a shy demeanor; Tuba is open and charismatic.
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It made him a charismatic recruiter of both Syrians and other Arabs.
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Unlike Stringer, Hirai was a Japanese Sony insider who was very charismatic.
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At a more substantive level, however, Scaramucci's charismatic debut encountered greater challenges.
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Charismatic leaders are unrivaled when it comes to motivating and inspiring others.
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"Revolutionary Constitutions: Charismatic Leadership and the Rules of Law" by Bruce Ackerman
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China's dalliance with Chavismo began under Mr. Maduro's charismatic predecessor, Hugo Chávez.
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She was fierce, charismatic and curvy; I would call her normal size.
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He is not particularly charismatic, but he is hard working and incorruptible.
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He was charismatic but also childlike, friends said, his ego easily bruised.
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I was seemingly ... People would say, charismatic guy, interesting guy, funny guy.
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The governor is not particularly charismatic, yet he is a relentless campaigner.
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The difference between charismatic leadership and the cult of personality—different points in the trajectory of the dictator—is that the charismatic leader must show himself and the object of the cult of personality increasingly can't show himself.
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TYLER MATHISEN: Sir Richard, you are a charismatic historic entrepreneur and I'm given to think of one with whom you compete in some ways and that is Elon Musk, who is himself a charismatic audacious entrepreneur as you are.
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"We put the spotlight on this woman or man who's charismatic," he said.
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"He's so charismatic already, and he's got Jordans for the next five years."
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This NYC by way of Colombia band is quite a charismatic, engaging trip.
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Incumbent charisma: The incumbent party candidate is charismatic or a national hero. 13.
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Challenger charisma: The challenging party candidate is not charismatic or a national hero.
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They are such charismatic little killers, particularly Gyra with her 'scary eye look'!
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This won himself a reputation as a charismatic figure and potential rising star.
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Jimmy describes himself as a charismatic individual with lots of energy and enthusiasm.
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Those looking to emulate the charismatic founder should still be careful, say experts.
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One of them belongs to a charismatic Harvard climate researcher named David Keith.
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Snowy owls are considered among the most charismatic wildlife species in the world.
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But Mr. Kehoe was clean-cut and charismatic, "like a young businessman," Mrs.
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He is a more multilingual, charismatic and persuasive figure than the technocratic Bavarian.
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And the 52-year-old Downie is one of its most charismatic singers.
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There are the strong charismatic and demanding founders in Steve Jobs and Edison.
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The charismatic populist had won Mexico's presidency in the country's first democratic landslide.
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The charismatic new congresswoman from New York, Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez, is a fan.
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Malcolm is a charismatic leader, sure — but Therese is proof of his beliefs.
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What also makes her so charismatic is how she presents herself on Instagram.
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The Obamas, no matter where one stands on policy, were effective and charismatic.
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Movements built around charismatic leaders evaporate when that leader is assassinated or discredited.
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That young woman just lit up the Winter Games with her charismatic personality.
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"You could not envision Thailand without King Bhumibol, our charismatic king," Pavin said.
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He is by far one of the most charismatic figures in trap music.
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He was an extraordinary character, charismatic in many ways, no question about it.
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"Plotnitsky has no need for charismatic military leaders," the source told VICE News.
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You could hardly imagine someone further removed from handsome, charismatic, forward-looking JFK.
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Vardakostas is charismatic and creative, Hughes says, while Frehn is grounded and practical.
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Kevin and his objectively charismatic grandma Lill are an exception to the rule.
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The ancient players of the innate immune system are charismatic and deceptively straightforward.
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He's a very good guy, very sincere, very sweet but also very charismatic.
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He drew huge crowds because, above all else, he was a charismatic figure.
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" White adds, "He's a natural and is charismatic and compassionate like his mother.
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"I knew that this portrayal was a flamboyant charismatic movie star," he said.
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Equipped with a perfect mustache and impeccable Chinese, Wangchen is charming and charismatic.
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That was exactly what occurred to a charismatic Israeli researcher named Zelig Eshhar.
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As the charismatic frontman, Cornell was known for his raw and soulful voice.
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The freshman representative in Congress is feisty, charismatic, and quick on her feet.
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More generally, she has effectively presented herself as a fresh and charismatic presence.
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In a media-saturated age, a candidate needs to be telegenic and charismatic.
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People who haven't worked with this manager see him as charismatic and friendly.
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Thanks to the charismatic Dalia Davi as the aunt, the romance half wins.
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" HBO also said Watts' character is "a charismatic socialite hiding a dark secret.
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These groups have leaders who are charismatic, established organizations and are well funded.
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Thus the earplug offer from the charismatic and endearing keyboard player, Chris Giarmo.
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She may not be a purist, a Democratic socialist, or even particularly charismatic.
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Formula One has lost a faithful friend and a charismatic ambassador in Charlie.
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In Chinese social media, Mr. Trump is called manly, earthy, charismatic and honest.
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Candidates must demonstrate a charismatic personality and strong knowledge of social media metrics.
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Hernandez gave her typical charismatic performance, starting with a wink for the crowd.
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Farage's charismatic populism that in 2016 stoked division in the UK has continued.
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Erdogan accuses Gulen, a charismatic former ally, of masterminding the plot against him.
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She isn't able to attract me like Obama, because she's not very charismatic.
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The antiquated, yet strong and charismatic image of those soubrettes felt somewhat liberating.
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Instead, there are direct references to Yoruba masking traditions and contemporary charismatic Christianity.
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Populists usually gravitate toward a charismatic leader who promises to address their grievances.
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One integral part of being charismatic is being able to deal with conflict.
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He still gets to be his charismatic, interesting, clever self in these movies.
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Within the country, the notoriously charismatic leader proved popular, but not universally so.
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One must add that Buber was a powerfully charismatic presence early and late.
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Binoche, effortlessly charismatic and ruthlessly unvain, has no investment in the character's likability.
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The hope sparked by the Trumplash though, isn't centered on a charismatic figure.
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It's not as if Obama didn't know about the limits of charismatic leadership.
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Trump is relatively popular in India, viewed as a strong and charismatic leader.
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They'll come to you on September 13, when clever Mercury conjuncts charismatic Venus.
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She was charismatic, fun, full of life, and had a heart of gold.
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Look, she is extremely intelligent, she is prepared and she is extremely charismatic.
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With the Shakes, you have a very charismatic personality and a rabid fanbase.
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All America needs is a charismatic leader in the style of Bill Clinton.
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It can be true, but only in the absence of a charismatic opponent.
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He described his brother as an athletic and charismatic prince of the family.
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Ms. Winstead's Nikki is a sharp-witted, charismatic troublemaker, a drink-stirring straw.
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Though these charismatic young artists received a prolonged ovation, they played no encore.
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He was polite and charismatic and in no obvious sense geeky or awkward.
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" Many of his most notable musicals centered around charismatic women, like "Hello, Dolly!
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Hassan is convinced that Trump is more than just a manipulative, charismatic politician.
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Zuma is a charismatic figure who has dodged one political minefield after another.
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In Los Angeles, Hammons was a charismatic figure in the Black Arts Movement.
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She is charismatic and outspoken, and — depending on your politics — entertaining or annoying.
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Consider its trappings: It has a charismatic leader and legions of rapturous followers.
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" Mr. Rae said he "instantly realized that Georgia was a very charismatic person.
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The speaker doesn't necessarily need to be a high-wattage, charismatic public communicator.
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Pete isn't the most beautiful horse, or the most charismatic, or the fastest.
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Or can any charismatic politician get away with being called out on lies?
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Ambitious and charismatic, he has long been suspected of harboring designs to succeed Abbas.
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It's weird to call a CGI elephant charismatic, but that's precisely the case here.
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Even if you did request something more charismatic, odds are it couldn't reach you.
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Karadima had been a charismatic preacher with connections to some of Chile&aposs elite.
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The highly charismatic animals are closely related to humans, making them popular zoo attractions.
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He worked for Republicans, went to law school, and is described as charming & charismatic.
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Sweet, sexy Venus enters your sign today, too, finding you especially charismatic and social!
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He's passionate and exhausting, interrupting me constantly while still being wildly charismatic and liberal.
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He was charismatic, easy to be around, but took care to show others respect.
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Cook was an introverted operations guy, not a charismatic outward-facing leader like Jobs.
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But he is best known as a charismatic pundit on a weekend TV program.
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Michael Peterson is fascinating — as shifty and unnerving as he is droll and charismatic.
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He's been very direct about his intentions and targets, as charismatic authoritarians always are.
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A dazzlingly charismatic warrior in the field, at home Napoleon was considerably less stylish.
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The artist James Turrell had introduced her to Mizuno, who was beautiful and charismatic.
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James Corden was born to play Bridget Jones's Baby's new "charismatic, British" male lead.
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Drop-outs or dissidents, the rebels follow the charismatic Alexander Krusowitsch, known as Kruso.
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He's less personally charismatic and almost certainly a tougher general-election sell than Rubio.
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Case in point, the charismatic fighting Irishman and history making MMA champ, Conor McGregor.
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I knew he was charismatic and could rile a crowd but that was terrifying.
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A charismatic boss can sometimes lull investors in a private-equity fund into complacency.
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He's the most brilliant person in any room, the most charismatic, the most generous.
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All Images: Nick BrandtAfrica is one of the last great holdouts for charismatic megafauna.
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A charismatic performer, he is equally at ease in hipster bars and Carnegie Hall.
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Charismatic leaders emerge who appeal to their emotions and often to their basest instincts.
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Manzoor Pashteen, the PTM's charismatic figurehead, said he has seen his closest aides detained.
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You were a strategic warrior, a bold activist, and charismatic and well-loved leader.
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And, for what it's worth, he is about as charismatic as a subway pole.
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The lessons, however, have been particular to the company and Holmes, its charismatic founder.
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Prosecutors had portrayed him as a charismatic mouthpiece for al Qaeda after the Sept.
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He's charismatic, eloquent, and he could probably raise millions for any idea he wanted.
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" Ross tells PEOPLE Tiffanie's father reminds him "of David Koresh, because he was charismatic.
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The charismatic Gantz has solid credentials on security, traditionally a strong point for Netanyahu.
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I scoured RuPaul's Twitter feed and found examples of his charismatic and unique twittering.
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But it's garnering praise for more than its stellar cast (and Gadot's charismatic performance).
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These are all smart political figures, but no one would describe them as charismatic.
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Charismatic love and money planet Venus is in your sign, making you totally irresistible!
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I'm the charismatic, uncompromising dictator, and the audience is a sea of Russian peasants.
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Her hair is longer too, and the whole charismatic package is sexier, more accessible.
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The charismatic llama is a welcome addition at some nursing homes and rehabilitation centers.
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In M.L.S., he has sprezzatura, the spirit of casual artistry, that makes him charismatic.
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Fifth, we need more charismatic messengers and evangelists in order to build this movement.
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This time around, Democrats have a charismatic and energetic challenger for Cruz in Rep.
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He also used the words "articulate" and "charismatic" to describe the left-wing Democrat.
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In different ways, all these charismatic leaders managed to be successful without being popular.
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And the man I met was a very thoughtful, very calm, incredibly charismatic person.
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He's a very, very charismatic, smart guy who makes bold choices and owns them.
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A lack of a charismatic leader threatens the party's ability to excite the base.
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Prior to his role as the charismatic fighter, Pitt was already a household name.
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She's also telegenic, charismatic and one of the most popular governors in the country.
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Stucky is verbose and charismatic, while Sturckow is known for his stoicism and intensity.
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The best is Adrian Boseman, a charismatic macher played by the great Delroy Lindo.
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Gungor is a musician who grew up the son of a charismatic megachurch pastor.
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So can customizing your cover letter to the position and being charismatic during an .
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He is facing a rebellion against the crown led by a charismatic female warrior.
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He has gone from charismatic provocateur to, in some people's eyes, a news publisher.
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A gentle, charismatic, but sometimes blank actor, Parker comes to life in this movie.
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I accepted because she's not the easiest or most elegant or most charismatic speaker.
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By framing their talk as a Q&A, it was established as charismatic space.
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The trailer shows charismatic favorites, too, like the mammoth whale shark and brilliant cuttlefish.
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"It doesn't help that she is not the most naturally charismatic person," says Bennett.
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The charismatic leader has to give authority away, and this is the crunch point.
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Mr. Bannon acknowledges that Mr. Trump is a once-in-a-lifetime charismatic leader.
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An engaging, affable manager, Gareth Southgate, presides over a group of gifted, charismatic players.
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"He's just unbelievably interesting and charismatic and the most generous, kind man," she said.
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The charismatic Ohanian came back as well, trying a few Reddit spinoffs that fizzled.
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Mr. Testino was smart and charismatic, "the life of every party," Mr. Hartas said.
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The Red Sox have had dynamic, charismatic young stars for a few years now.
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A charismatic presence, he speaks at least four languages: Portuguese, English, Spanish and French.
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He is thoughtful, charismatic and idealistic (if a little too idealistic-sounding at times).
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Left uninhibited, Nathaniel shines as the more charismatic, adventurous and likable of the two.
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Venus enters your sign on February 10, putting you in a charismatic, flirtatious mood.
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He hired a charismatic 27-year-old named Alexander Hamilton to direct the choir.
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Why did Fox News have more room for this charismatic, difficult woman than NBC?
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That these long-lived, charismatic animals command attention at the surface gives him hope.
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They were mesmerized by Jim Jones, a charismatic figure who declared himself God incarnate.
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C is a charming delight nestled in the equally charismatic area of Coconut Grove.
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Jon, a charismatic Australian, is widely credited with inventing the profession of superyacht designer.
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Crowley was handsome, gifted, and charismatic, but he was also deeply unsure of himself.
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It's a thorough look at one of TV's most charismatic performers (in any language).
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Both Dexter McKinney, the cast's most charismatic actor, and Mr. Walker appear in blackface.
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Ms. Jayaram, a charismatic leader behind several popular welfare programs, inspired particularly frenzied emotions.
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"Another more reserved, less charismatic male — 'E5' — has generated about 60 percent," he said.
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The investigation found that it was run like a cult by a charismatic leader.
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If you watch a narcissist from afar, they&aposre often perceived as very charismatic.
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He came to my book signing and was as charming and charismatic in person.
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Perhaps 700m people, more than a quarter of the world's Christians, attend charismatic churches.
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He is facing two charismatic opponents whose camps have fanned Islamist sentiment against him.
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I met the brilliant, charismatic maestro once or twice, and admired him so much.
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On board were five people, including Roberto Clemente, the Pittsburgh Pirates' charismatic star outfielder.
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Stabenow is in no way charismatic but residents of her state surely know her.
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Moonee is a spectacularly charismatic young rascal, as well as a destructively obnoxious one.
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Rhys is a charismatic actor, but he is given so little to work with.
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Khan, meanwhile, the charismatic and popular cricket hero, has been particularly outspoken against corruption.
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The stories of these charismatic 16th-century royals have long had our bookshelves groaning.
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And when they breach, the show isn't as charismatic as that of a dolphin.
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I know Elliot does not come across as charismatic, but to me he is.
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A sui generis New York character, she's an impressive rapper and a charismatic dynamo.
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And the wide-eyed, hyper-aware Minhaj is an energetic and charismatic host. Enjoy.
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He has filled the Lorca-role of the charismatic captain quite well this season.
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It can be problematic when such investors look to charismatic personalities for investing tips.
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Angie Tribeca's got jokes, gags, and charismatic actors tumbling out of every possible corner.
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"Historians of the future are going to need to be charismatic personalities," he says.
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The fans were every bit as charismatic, excited, and passionate as Judas Priest fans.
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Puffins may not be charismatic minifauna in the classic sense or as well-known as other charismatic minifauna, but their visual association with porgs may just be the signal boost they need — even if it comes from a galaxy far, far away.
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Can Red and Yellow (Kengo Hioki), the group's charismatic leader, remain friends without the group?
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Charismatic leadership has helped UKIP overcome disorganisation and a lack of funds in the past.
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A charismatic Islamic studies teacher turned Rafi into a Taliban sympathizer who despised the West.
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They've now been married for nine years and have two beautiful, energetic and charismatic children.
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Her charismatic nature had the judges doubled over with joy for most of her performance.
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But we cannot simply rely on charismatic individuals to help students awaken their political selves.
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This episode alone has pirates, a troupe of charismatic kids, Fred Willard, and Terry Crews.
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Not only is he hilarious and charismatic, but Thorne also has a pretty important fan.
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However, he was super smart, charismatic, and connected with Rory beyond their obvious physical chemistry.
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He's in a very fragile and lonely place, and Marion Crane is a charismatic woman.
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Because you will know how to present your ideas in a charismatic and visionary fashion.
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The daring plunge revealed incredible new things about the charismatic planet—like organic ring rain.
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Lexi's mom Suze (Alanna Ubach) was jealous of her handsome, charismatic husband and abused alcohol.
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In the governor's office, Bullock succeeded Democrat Brian Schweitzer — a charismatic politician who, like Sen.
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Hunnam and his charismatic band of merry pranksters get lost in the sea of pixels.
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At its center is Cora, the toughest, most charismatic young heroine you could ever meet.
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Urrea is an excellent storyteller, both on the page and in his charismatic audiobook narration.
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He is charismatic and dynamic and prepared and we have a great rapport on set.
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He is also a more charismatic politician than Tim Farron, the current Lib Dem leader.
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"Anybody who's ever hung out with Mario knows he's a very charismatic person," she continued.
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They tend to be led by individual, charismatic figures without whom they'd be substantially weakened.
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First, a crisis occurs and voters back a charismatic leader who promises to save them.
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He's charismatic, good looking, and has a delightful ability to not take himself too seriously.
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In early 2008, a charismatic Qaeda operations chief was killed along the Afghanistan-Pakistan border.
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In fields that do not have one clear charismatic storyteller, this theory doesn't predict much.
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"He was a very charismatic person," says Palmer, who is now an attorney in Seattle.
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Canada's prime minister has shrugged off controversies that would have hurt a less charismatic politician.
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These charismatic characters flaunted law and order, and railed aggressively against corrupt police and politicians.
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And if I my delivery was charismatic enough, my audience might even muster a tear.
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If a true charismatic conservative like Evan McMullin is on the Wisconsin ballot come Nov.
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Philipps' newly discovered talent as a charismatic, relatable storyteller has elevated her to unexpected places.
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Trudeau, a charismatic and striking figure, was sworn in as the country's leader in November.
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Superman was, if only because it allows its charismatic actors to occasionally smile and charm.
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After all, he is almost without fail the wittiest, most charismatic person in the room.
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Charismatic and telegenic, he talks about Democratic issues without using buzzwords that might inflame Republicans.
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Like migrants in search of safety and prosperity, charismatic Christianity has proved adaptable, almost chameleonic.
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Across the board, Lara Croft doesn't have a history of being particularly relatable or charismatic.
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That was followed by Morris Day & the Time, who were charismatic and energetic as usual.
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Like a true Aries, David is impulsive, charismatic, and fits comfortably in positions of power.
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Corinne is truly one of the most interesting, caring and charismatic women I've ever known.
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He was a NAACP leader in high school, a charismatic speaker and a skillful organizer.
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So how do you move from tongue-tied to being a charismatic and interesting person?
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Today there are less than 4,000 of these large, charismatic felines left in the wild.
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Its characters are rich, its conflicts tense and compelling, and the cast strong and charismatic.
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He was known for being a charismatic figure, though one that was aggressively anti-regulation.
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But some voters recoiled at the vulgar exchanges between the charismatic Florida senator and Trump.
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Crowley is well-liked by his colleagues in the House but he's not particularly charismatic.
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Leading this resistance is David Simpson, a charismatic 250-year-old and the park's manager.
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They are Eurosceptic, anti-migrant (albeit in varying degrees) and led by charismatic rabble-rousers.
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Jobs got more latitude on the latter front because he was such a charismatic persona.
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On the first day of college Ms. Lee fell for a charismatic student named Jason.
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Charismatic and silver-haired, Garber released kitschy TV-style advertisements, in Russian, for his company.
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You see some charismatic guys who were the star of their hood or their block.
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In many ways, the charismatic Mr. Nézet-Séguin is an exciting choice for the Met.
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He's one of the UK's most recognizable politicians, known for being charismatic, and sometimes controversial.
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Cottonmouth is gangster supreme in Harlem, and is clearly as dangerous as he is charismatic.
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He is an articulate spokesman for those far-left views and he's a charismatic candidate.
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Miller was a charismatic artist, known for constant evolution and reinvention across a prolific career.
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Onstage, projected in black-and-white archival television footage, is the handsome, charismatic Mr. Bernstein.
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No matter what their origin or position, they are charismatic leaders with a disruptive vision.
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He described Murphy as charismatic and smart and said he listens and manages people well.
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She later learns that they are followers of a charismatic musician and prophet named Russell.
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With Reynolds's death, America has lost its least subtle and most charismatic old-school Adonis.
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Mr. Wiesel, a charismatic lecturer and humanities professor, was the author of several dozen books.
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One poll released on Wednesday found him more popular even than the charismatic Mr. Trudeau.
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Tareq Manawer, a strapping, charismatic boy, learned in Bangladesh to craft branches into makeshift bats.
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Friends and fellow singers struggled to process the news of a charismatic life cut short.
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This was the former hideaway of Velupillai Prabhakaran, the charismatic founder of the Tamil Tigers.
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Could a charismatic young blond woman in a basement be the answer to life's problems?
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Nick Cave himself vocally went from being merely charismatic to full on fucking the apocalypse.
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The song's a cheeky, charismatic flex, bouncing "like Tigger" through bar-after-bar-after-bar.
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On Tuesday evening, Venus harmonizes with warrior Mars, creating a charismatic social and artistic atmosphere.
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Wells, the charismatic DJ who makes up for size with humor, says a few words.
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Brown bear are charismatic, but the salmon we delightfully watch them rip into every summer?
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It's a document of a resilient and charismatic musician whose potential was limitless but unfulfilled.
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Anki's Vector is an expensive tiny and charismatic robot that will get smarter over time.
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Federer, Rafael Nadal and the others are charismatic citizens of the world, celebrities without borders.
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The speaker was charismatic, exhibited a warm, jovial disposition and a wonderful sense of humor.
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Sukanto Tanoto is the charismatic and hardworking founder behind Singapore-based RGE (Royal Golden Eagle).
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A charismatic and creative marketing force, the London-born Mr. Edwards joined Nike in 262.
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Just like To All the Boys, its execution is solid, and its cast is charismatic.
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In the process he touched for the first time his powerful charismatic appeal with audiences.
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I read literary fiction most, but also some charismatic and political nonfiction and cultural history.
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It wasn't because Biden suddenly became the dynamic, charismatic, articulate candidate everyone's been yearning for.
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It's charismatic, survives in extreme conditions and yet could die from even the slightest changes.
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But the charismatic leader could still be the deciding factor in this year's splintered race.
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Get in touch with your inner performer while the Sun lights up this charismatic sign.
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These early English harpsichord pieces had no history of piano performance until Gould's charismatic advocacy.
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Indeed, her low profile and unassuming presence served the charismatic Mr. López Obrador's interests, too.
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Sheldon was a charismatic trumpeter, singer and actor with a career that spanned several decades.
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He was an eccentric, charismatic Yosemite climber and raconteur who had crept into mainstream consciousness.
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Charismatic leaders have natural appeal, are quick to act and are supremely convinced they're infallible.
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A populist leader cannot because the omniscience of the charismatic headman can never be doubted.
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Daniel found a series of surrogate fathers and mentors; they were often charismatic gay teachers.
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But as a consistently intelligent and funny companion, Handy offers considerably more than charismatic trivia.
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Creators of the Netflix psycho-thriller needed a worthy counterpart to the show's charismatic killer.
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The churches were liturgically highly charismatic (Bethel music) and highly universalistic and intellectual (Richard Rohr).
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Karadzic gets fashioned here into the charismatic character Stern so clearly wants him to be.
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Compare one of the most charismatic candidates in US history with one of the least.
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Ms Ikeuchi faces head on an oft-heard critique of charismatic Christianity's success among migrants.
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The biopic "Harriet" is getting early Oscar buzz and renewing interest in the charismatic heroine.
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I'm not saying this because he died -- he was an extremely charismatic guy, always captivating.
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Harris continues to have considerable advantages in the race: She is charismatic and well-funded.
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If a charismatic candidate currently in the second tier like Harris or New Jersey Sen.
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Climbing the mountain Handsome and charismatic, Charles Templeton was every bit the evangelist as Graham.
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Schilling is not the most charismatic among them, but he has a sensitive, sympathetic demeanor.
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It's just that I never think boards are particularly effective around these charismatic CEOs, anyway.
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What's funny is that I haven't lost the charismatic crazy guy part… KS: That's clear.
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Prabowo is a charismatic nationalist with strong links to Islamists who frequently rails against foreigners.
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But my assumption was that The Mandalorian wouldn't simply cast the hugely charismatic actor and then trap him behind a mask for its entire running time, stranding him in a space where he's deprived of a lot of what makes him charismatic (those eyes!).
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I present to you: the signs as rare Neko Atsume cats: Appearance: Gold Personality: Charismatic Ruled by Venus, the planet of love and beauty, Libras are known for being trendy, charming, and flirty as hell—all the elements for a gold and charismatic rare cat!
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" In "Hillary Potter and the Prisoner of New Jersey," she debates picking the charismatic "Coriander Booker.
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The very best seasons of Netflix's numerous superhero series have been defined by their charismatic villains.
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She became this charismatic leader of all these other women and she brought me into that.
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Look, he's a good-looking guy, he's charismatic, and I bet that's been enough for him.
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When beautiful, talented, and charismatic celebrities fall into each other's orbit, the 'ship practically writes itself.
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Now, Karina is mourning the death of the big sister she remembers as a "charismatic" artist.
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We had a charismatic leader who really mistrusted charisma, and didn't like the idea of leading!
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Keith Urban, 50, is celebrated for his award-winning singing, red carpet looks and charismatic personality.
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They attract charismatic supervillains and cause explosions and other visual spectacles when they engage with evildoers.
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Someone like Milo is such a charismatic figure and such a well-spoken and entertaining figure.
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Ms. Agutter read the chosen texts with charismatic flair, seeming an integral part of the proceedings.
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Refinery29: The Incendiaries is about a charismatic cult leader and two people drawn into his web.
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There's a kind of charismatic sadism to it that's currently serving to hold the show together.
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Under Lemma Megersa, its charismatic new leader, it has rebranded itself as a quasi-opposition party.
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Kyriakos Mitsotakis, the leader of New Democracy, is the polar opposite of the charismatic prime minister.
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Fernando Karadima, a charismatic preacher who was sanctioned by the Vatican in 2011 for molesting youths.
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The wild-eyed Jhony Ki (Dylan Fuentes) emerges as the most charismatic character of the bunch.
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Wise is too charismatic from the start for character to not eclipse plot in this show.
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An especially lucky time to network arrives on November 24 as charismatic Venus meets gregarious Jupiter.
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She did not campaign at all, leaving that job to her more charismatic daughter, Maryam Nawaz.
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Lucky for us, we'll all feel a little more charismatic under the Libran new moon's influence.
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His supporters say the charges are trumped up to keep the charismatic leader out of politics.
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Thus the consensus that Obama, the charismatic leader of the free world, had crumpled under pressure.
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For anyone getting their geopolitical news from the Olympics alone, North Korea might seem practically charismatic.
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Global charismatic movements act as transmission belts along which ideas and worship styles can travel quickly.
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Her community is at a standstill with the loss of such a charismatic thinker and maker.
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Then came the "save the whales" campaign, as environmentalists rallied to save these big, charismatic mammals.
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Although the charismatic Lanier was VR's biggest champion, he's since backed away from that hippie idealism.
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She seems very charismatic, and she's definitely educated, so I think it's going to be fun.
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The stakes for Tasmanian devil survival are higher than just protecting a charismatic (and vicious) creature.
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I'm absolutely obsessed with several charismatic artist types who I can't look at without actually quivering.
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We have driven many charismatic mammalian species to a point where they're in peril of extinction.
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"Dartington has always attracted charismatic figures: Stravinsky, Britten, Imogen Holst were all here," Ms. MacGregor continued.
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One is loud, charismatic, supremely confident and fit into his school and culture with relative ease.
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He has charismatic eyes, in that they're sort of sexy and frightening at the same time.
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Both candidates have a charismatic television presence and Harris, a former prosecutor, is a formidable debater.
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She was also so effortlessly cool and charismatic that you felt like she was your friend.
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At no point does he exude the charismatic larger-than-life glamour of an athletic superman.
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Yet the others accepted their supporting roles because, honestly, Hield was just so charismatic and likable.
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"Her tireless work ethic was only matched by her charismatic personality," Stivers said in a statement.
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Ben Carson is a more typical charismatic outsider exploiting the changes, and he surged, then declined.
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The flutist Claire Chase, of the International Contemporary Ensemble, led a charismatic concert on Saturday morning.
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But I also get the feeling that she's the charismatic glue that holds the restaurant together.
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He had a charismatic personality, consuming the hearts and minds and consciences of men and women.
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He was actually quite brilliant (in an intellectual sense) with a high IQ and very charismatic.
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His charismatic sermons have drawn hundreds of thousands into the streets over a range of causes.
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Ms. Baker considered the top-down, male-centered, charismatic model of leadership a political dead end.
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But somewhere down the line, Deciem's charismatic and complicated founder Brandon Truaxe hijacked his company's narrative.
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I didn't feel like I had the emotional bandwidth for a show about a charismatic stalker.
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Charismatic and epigrammatic, Dr. Oxman speaks as if in capital letters and long, enticing, musical paragraphs.
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But it's hard to imagine him as the charismatic leader restoring the Republican Party to glory.
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Mr. Ball became known as a charismatic speaker and a favorite of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's.
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Evo Morales, Bolivia's charismatic indigenous president, has helped raise the profile of running in recent years.
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I have tried to understand precisely what makes this man so very charismatic, but I cannot.
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Also contributing hugely to its impact is Mr. O'Connell's vain, boastful, charismatic portrayal of Harold Ryan.
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Not without personal vanity, Debs nevertheless viewed his considerable charismatic gifts with a measure of detachment.
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The king becomes a bit overconfident, deciding to test his power against a charismatic stranger's worshipers.
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"He is charismatic," according to a woman from Jacksonville, Florida, who describes herself as "moderately conservative".
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" Unlike a movie's charismatic leads, character actors could be "rude, violent, ironic, mean, brutal and mocking.
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It's time to put your best self forward when the action planet tours this charismatic sign.
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Was he a charismatic guru, as his followers once believed and his fans seemingly still do?
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It's how he maintains the aura of charismatic authenticity that is the prerequisite of populist politics.
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He is the cornerstone player of baseball's glamour franchise, a charismatic slugger with a spotless reputation.
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He's not as charismatic as Mr. Iger, but he is steeped in Disney's culture and operations.
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Indeed, we are fortunate to see these charismatic creatures coming here to feed, and even breed.
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Mr. Isaacs is the kind of silken, charismatic villain that you can't wait to see again.
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The company is also known for its charismatic CEO Josh Reeves and its generous employee benefits.
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For all the compliments he showers on her, he is merely persistent and awkward, not charismatic.
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LAHORE, Pakistan — Imran Khan, the charismatic cricket star-turned-opposition-leader, is brimming with newfound confidence.
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Mr. Cruver, the charismatic preacher and author of "The Blue Jeans Gospel," failed to heed them.
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He is handsome, charismatic and passionate, and speaks in the apolitical language of unity and justice.
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Abouammo, a gregarious and charismatic operator, joined Twitter just days before the platform's initial public offering.
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The Reverend Cecil Williams, 20173, Glide's charismatic co-founder, remains a minister at its affiliated church.
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Carter is charismatic, volatile, coasting through Manhattan's pleasures on the fumes of apparently inexhaustible family money.
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"Feed" lets sympathetic readers pretend to live, for almost 80 pages, inside Pico's charismatic, uneasy mind.
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McGregor is one of the most accomplished and charismatic stars in the sport's relatively brief history.
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She'd lost her charismatic entitlement as surely as if it were a coat she'd taken off.
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Handsome and delicate—he stood no taller than five feet two—he was a charismatic presence.
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This ultimately makes him more engaging than the flamboyant Immacolata or even the ostensibly charismatic Standish.
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And how do you distinguish a cult leader from what we'd normally consider a charismatic leader?
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During the Great Depression, the Democrats seized power under the charismatic leadership of Franklin Delano Roosevelt.
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Keen supporters of late leader Hugo Chavez have increasingly soured on his far less charismatic successor.
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She was blown away after meeting the towering, charismatic Washington for the first time in Massachusetts.
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CreditCreditCharlie Gates for The New York Times LONDON — A handsome, charismatic politician whose star is rising.
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The charismatic Mr. Berryman was not recruited to this project by a director or casting agent.
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Bullet's is a joint for those who are wanting to explore and meet some charismatic locals.
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The argument that charismatic megafauna unfairly attract more attention is aimed squarely and these lovable bears.
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Several activists here said they know now that an attractive and charismatic candidate is not enough.
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He's not the first charismatic founder and executive to ignite problems at the company he started.
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Virginia Democrats and others praised him as a charismatic and effective politician, and politicians like Sen.
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During this period, without the charismatic leadership of al-Baghdadi, ISIS will rely on these tactics, mass diffusion of content, on popular platforms, through automated accounts, as an easy workaround to remind audiences of their importance and significance until a suitable, charismatic leader is in place.
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Modern Germans have an understandable aversion to charismatic leaders, but Ms Kramp-Karrenbauer will test even them.
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Under the charismatic Swinney, Clemson has won at least 10 games each of the last five seasons.
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Fergie, is the charismatic host of Fox's new reality TV competition, The Four, which premiered Jan. 4.
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This is a critical mistake for the show, because the kids are infinitely more charismatic than Colton.
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The "old guard" and the Pentecostal/Charismatic wing make for strange bedfellows when it comes to theology.
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And now a new generation of inexperience charismatic leftists are moving to the fore of the party.
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One such situation, Georgia Tech's Jenna Jordan argues, is when the enemy has a "charismatic" leadership structure.
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In college, she said, she became enthralled by a charismatic student leader who tried to seduce her.
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Charismatic and curly-haired, elfin in velvet and dress shirts, he became Floyd's lead guitarist and frontman.
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Among those disqualified was Khomeini's grandson Hassan Khomeini, a charismatic reformer blessed with his grandfather's potent name.
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Addiction is always the same creature waiting with gnarled teeth, a charismatic wink, and a smooth tongue.
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We take a look at its spectacular downfall, and the fate of its charismatic boss, Arif Naqvi.
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Their modesty and witty dialogues are so charismatic that the artist let them talk without much interference.
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Usually, cults are started by a single person, often with both charismatic and authoritarian traits, Stein explained.
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Tikpi Atchadam, the charismatic leader of the Pan African National Party, has teamed up with Mr Fabre.
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The letters van Gogh sent to Theo are artful, describing his life in punchy and charismatic prose.
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But she was sharp and charismatic where Mary was rigid and out-of-touch (and perhaps "hysterical").
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But under Lemma Megersa, its charismatic new leader, it has rebranded itself as a quasi-opposition party.
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"I needed a very charismatic, magnetic presence, someone with the aura of a rock star," Villeneuve said.
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Greg Clark, the secretary of state for business, energy and industrial strategy, makes Spreadsheet Phil look charismatic.
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Abu Muhammad al-Adnani was also the terror group's charismatic director of external operations and main propagandist.
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For the first half of the movie, Tyler Durden can be read as a charismatic, funny badass.
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The most dramatic fate is that of Moochie: intelligent, athletic and charismatic, he was his siblings' hero.
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The young Marshall is idealistic but firm and – perhaps a cinematic liberty – possessed of a charismatic sarcasm.
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The headline-making case caught the attention of many, and Abramson's charismatic toughness added another captivating element.
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It was 22018 and the charismatic preacher received the then 22018-year-old prince with little fanfare.
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Yet Shannon is also charismatic enough to conjure up why people loved Elvis in the first place.
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The insurgency accelerated after Indian forces killed a charismatic militant leader, Burhan Muzaffar Wani, in July 2016.
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With the charismatic Lula behind bars, the Workers Party has been absent from the initial presidential debates.
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Rhinos and other charismatic beasts, however significant, often overshadow today's tiny, troubled critters, particularly those with exoskeletons.
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But, if ever there was an award for charismatic question dodging, it would go to Mandy Patinkin.
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But most of all, it was the party's charismatic leader, Marine Le Pen, who captured Troin's loyalty.
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Harley Quinn Smith and Lily-Rose Depp are remarkably charismatic, with Smith herself as the real standout.
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From his energetic skippy flows to his lyrical ability, AJ's charismatic personality is abundant on his tracks.
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Brown was a charismatic infantryman from Connecticut, killed on September 23, 2008, and survived by his mother.
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The Moon is in fellow Air sign Gemini, a sign almost as charming and charismatic as you.
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The view is further circumscribed by highlighting the most charismatic male leaders, political actors, and legislative achievements.
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He was neither an innovator nor a great tactician, and not necessarily the most charismatic guy around.
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A dazzling and charismatic reformer, he seemed to embody the promise that Islam and democracy could coexist.
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Roberts, the popular white Charismatic evangelist who founded Oral Roberts University in Oklahoma, considered Pearson his protege.
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Related: I hate to tell you this but you are all funny, charismatic and great looking. 231.
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A former two-weight world champion with the UFC, McGregor's charismatic personality saw him transcend combat sports.
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"She was very charismatic in real life," Wainwright recently told the New York Times about Lister's appeal.
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Friends described Schiller as a charismatic and determined guy who had endless friends but limited academic ability.
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The first modern charismatic politician, John Wilkes, was among the greatest Whig heroes of the American radicals.
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For Lincoln Aston (more on him later), an older man with voracious appetites, he's a charismatic connector.
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He continued: The (long) existence of jihadist networks is an important explanation, in combination with charismatic leadership.
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Stacey Abrams and Representatives Maxine Waters and Frederica Wilson are energetic, charismatic and progressive women of color.
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Season two brings back much of the same cast, led by Don Cheadle as a charismatic rebel.
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Mr. Haider died in a car accident in 2008, depriving the party of its most charismatic figure.
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Nearly everyone involved, it seems, was young and charismatic, and far too many died far too soon.
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Unable to see what they are doing (and vice versa) the result is charismatic chaos you'll love.
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As for Scarecrow, it survived bankruptcy, the threat of closing and the death of its charismatic founder.
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Still: The Young Pope puts the spotlight on a charismatic iconoclast who gains sudden and absolute power.
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Frederick Douglass gets told after he escapes from slavery that he needs to be charismatic, not intellectual.
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Meanwhile, charismatic dog Mr. Peanutbutter is running for governor, and BoJack's manager Princess Caroline is contemplating parenthood.
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The guy who, on paper, should have been charismatic and popular was anything but in real life.
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There can hardly be any doubt that Mr. Modi is an exceptionally skillful and charismatic political leader.
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As a college student, Greer encounters Faith Frank, a charismatic celebrity-activist loosely modeled on Gloria Steinem.
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It's a pleasure to share the mic with the most charismatic and provocative professor in my building.
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Reagan capitalized on insurgent rhetoric and on new nominating procedures that gave advantages to charismatic individual candidates.
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Mr. Baldwin plays Ryan as a charismatic, upstart C.I.A. analyst in the most cerebral of the movies.
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Mr. Mahathir is unquestionably Malaysia's most charismatic and popular politician, but he will turn 93 next month.
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Farhad: There's no way a cyber-Farhad could be as handsome and charismatic as the real thing.
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Ms. Techamuanvivit wrote it the way she speaks, with a charismatic sharpness and a sense of humor.
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A gifted athlete with an air of independence and adventurousness, he cut a charismatic figure on campus.
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PARELES Lil Uzi Vert is a slippery vocalist, sometimes a charismatic whiner and sometimes a snappish rapper.
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Mr. Travolta's charismatic, high-voltage smile is wide, and he approximates the real-life Gotti's speech credibly.
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The news site also began to take an interest in a brutishly charismatic mayor named Rodrigo Duterte.
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"He's charismatic, smart, manipulative and a clear threat to the old Fatah guard in Ramallah," he said.
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The performers were more amiable than inspired, even the charismatic Peter Mattei as the resourceful barber Figaro.
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Brosnahan took home the Emmy last year for her role as fast-talking, hilarious and charismatic Midge.
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Mick Jagger plays a kind of sinister and very charismatic art dealer in The Burnt Orange Heresy.
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Thomas is charismatic, too, but he isn't slick enough to realize the advantages of coming off sloppy.
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The charismatic pol actually saw his popularity in the district rise after the Justice Department indicted him.
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Sometimes it was a little worrying to see such charismatic actors utter the words of these politicians.
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To lead the charge, the company brought back Tim Westergren, its charismatic co-founder, as chief executive.
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With her charismatic presence, Ms. Gong held the stage like a singing shaman, which was the idea.
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Process models favor the bureaucratic over the charismatic, and have a number of advantages over trait models.
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At 68 and 77, Hamlin and Powers remain eye-catching and charismatic, firm of jawline and purpose.
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Mr. Bey is, now as ever, intensely charismatic — a cozy, confident, centered presence with an easy smile.
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Some people questioned whether he really was a major thinker or just a charismatic impresario of ideas.
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Watts will play "a charismatic socialite hiding a dark secret in the drama pilot," according to HBO.
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Charismatic leaders are strong public speakers and are renowned for their ability to influence and inspire others.
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It was a bottlenose dolphin, the playful and charismatic mammal found in oceans all over the world.
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Afrormosia is a uniquely charismatic member of the crowded society of trees in Africa's vast green heart.
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On the surface, they were charismatic young leaders in whom Americans felt comfortable placing their full faith.
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But the league's biggest asset is probably the charismatic Allen Iverson, who will be a player-coach.
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But she's exceedingly skilled in inventing charismatic personas to fulfill the fantasies of the men around her.
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Confident and charismatic to the end, his public persona contradicted the corruption he felt in his brain.
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Net neutrality isn't a charismatic issue, and it's difficult to galvanize folks to march for internet speed.
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Veteran New York observers of Bloomberg say he is not a particularly compelling speaker or charismatic presence.
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On the stand, Mr. Skelos appeared to slip quickly back into the role of the charismatic politician.
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Even so, there were no famous speeches of note from Cheney, and he's not a charismatic figure.
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But his charismatic oratory and disarmingly self-deprecating confidence allowed him to survive both gaffes and scandal.
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But our affection for charismatic mini- and megafauna can be applied to more than just skillful marketing.
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Hassan says groups like this seek out people who are idealistic, educated, powerful, creative, wealthy, and charismatic.
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Beto O'Rourke is a young, charismatic politician who is getting a lot of 2020 buzz from progressives.
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Nevertheless, it might be unwise to underestimate the appeal of a young charismatic politician of Castro's temperament.
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This Pentecostal church has grown rapidly over the past decade, thanks to its charismatic pastor, Jentezen Franklin (pictured).
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Book-Deckard isn't a charismatic rogue falling in love as he tries to escape the bounty-hunting business.
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Not everyone enjoyed the tutelage of a charismatic teacher who was part exacting literary conscience, part Pied Piper.
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That could be good news for Mark Carney, the charismatic and credentialled boss of the Bank of England.
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Like the toys, monsters, and robots Pixar has dreamed up before, the bags of bones are awfully charismatic.
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A better boardroom can reverse Uber's cultural woes Elon Musk, a charismatic entrepreneur, is nothing if not audacious.
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The party described Bennett as a charismatic grassroots politician and successful farmer in the country's eastern Chimanimani District.
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"Whatever we do, people are gonna talk shit on us, cause we're Asian," explains the charismatic, portly rapper.
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She was groomed by a charismatic pedophile, manipulated into thinking rape was love at the age of 13.
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He is, as ever, particularly interested in charismatic outliers; in this case, the techie fantasists creating tomorrow's world.
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The idea that charismatic businesspeople can save the government from itself is a recurring theme in American politics.
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Gere is charismatic, and he and Roberts have a subtle chemistry, a complicity that you want to share.
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He was tremendously charismatic, drawing big crowds and potentially lifting up Democrats in other races across the state.
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And we can't think of anyone other than James Marsden in the role of charismatic cowboy host Teddy.
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Studying how brilliant, charismatic, lovable or ''therapeutic'' another being might be does not justify injustice toward that being.
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Future Forward, a new party whose charismatic boss appeals particularly to younger voters, rose as the Democrats fell.
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A few men attract multiple wives by being exceptionally charismatic, or by persuading others that they are holy.
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For 12 seasons, Cuoco portrayed the ever so charismatic Penny, a character who was adored by so many.
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He's a charismatic performer, but he's never thrown himself physically into a role the way he does here.
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Even in a room full of seasoned celebrities, the adorable and charismatic Stranger Things teens still reign supreme.
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Many Democrats would rather face the Trump than Ted Cruz, as if Cruz were the more charismatic one.
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Of course, people care more for some species, especially charismatic ones like the bald eagle, than for others.
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Meanwhile it has concocted an unlikely coalition of unhappy castes, headed by a trio of charismatic local leaders.
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He's handsome and charismatic and gave a well-received speech to the Republican National Convention on Tuesday night.
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The charismatic personality doesn't typically stem from a reconciled inner life, and Bill's charisma was, of course, legendary.
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Once on a video page, a charismatic YouTube creator can more easily sway a viewer to believe misinformation.
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That creates a rather serious bias toward big, charismatic groups—fish, sea turtles, marine mammals, and the like.
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Problem is, Weaver is so charismatic that this trailer has me kinda-sorta rooting for her to win.
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Men in Black owned the summer '97 box office with its unique premise, charismatic cast, and groundbreaking effects.
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Some people are so charismatic and so confident that it can be tempting to follow anything they say.
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Eve is bubbly, charismatic, and tends to bring out the best in people (qualities which Casey finds insufferable).
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Ambitious and charismatic, he has long been suspected of harboring designs to succeed the 82-year-old Abbas.
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That said... Cruz's approval ratings in Texas have taken a nosedive, and O'Rourke is considered a charismatic campaigner.
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Here was a black man, a righteous man, a loving and charismatic man, a delicate and proud man.
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But this is precisely the vision of CrossFit's charismatic, contrarian, and often combative founder and CEO, Greg Glassman.
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The first novel focuses on the charismatic French aristocrat vampire Lestat, who turns into a man named Louis.
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I can't blame him: he's a hyper-popular, charismatic figure, and pools nicer than Kanye's don't come cheap.
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The vibe totally shifts with Venus in your sign, and you'll be the most charismatic version of yourself.
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On one hand, killing Adnani is a valuable hit because it took out a charismatic, influential ISIS voice.
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On the other hand, it's a great recruiting tool because we took out a charismatic, influential ISIS voice.
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" The family described Scott as "passionate, articulate, charismatic, and one of the funniest and kindest people we knew.
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But for Wilder, a charismatic champion on the verge of a breakthrough moment, the scandal suddenly became personal.
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Andrew had been an athletic and charismatic civil engineer in his early 40s, married with two young children.
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He's as honest as the day is long, bright, charismatic and charming (and a personal friend of mine).
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For the first time, the protagonist is a man: Anders, played by the charismatic Australian actor Ben Mendelsohn.
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" He was not afraid to say out loud that this nominee was nothing more than a "charismatic clown.
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Defiantly charismatic, the Zimbabwean-born choreographer Nora Chipaumire has long been a kind of rock star of dance.
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Intriguing because Lerner is a canny, charismatic writer who seems likely to bring something fresh to the form.
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O'Malley is appealing and charismatic, and he has a winning personality, but this was definitely not his year.
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What's certain is the crankily charismatic senator from Vermont wants his top policy proposals adopted by Mrs. Clinton.
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Manny Gutierrez, or Manny MUA, is known for his charismatic videos in which he transforms himself with makeup.
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The children grew up in the Ethiopian Christian tradition and have integrated into the Halls's charismatic evangelical church.
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The program featured the charismatic Swedish clarinetist Martin Frost in a fleet, brilliant account of Mozart's Clarinet Concerto.
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" Astrid told me, "If this case were decided by jury, he would probably win, because he's so charismatic.
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Ms von der Leyen, though not dazzlingly charismatic, is a mature and moderate administrator who speaks fluent English.
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Nor is it entirely accidental that he would give his name to the charismatic actor who killed Lincoln.
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Whig radicalism produces charismatic politics—popular politics in a positive sense, and then in a negative one, too.
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His father, though despicable, is also intriguing and charismatic, partly because of Mr. Francella's commanding, disarmingly dignified performance.
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When disillusioned voters begin to be courted by charismatic candidates atop single election parties, democracy is in trouble.
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There are new faces such as Sasha Banks, the charismatic "Boss" of women's wrestling on Monday Night Raw.
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Episode 1.04, "The Wrath of Con," established that Lilly was the charismatic leader and Veronica the adoring follower.
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She has a lot of reason to be wary of the press, not naturally charismatic with the press.
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One of the earliest members to join, this charismatic man in his 30s has been involved since 2001.
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A viscous bass line structures the mid-tempo track while Rhomberg's spindly, charismatic vocals float along the beat.
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He's enthusiastic, he's loud, he's energetic, he's charismatic, and that was an adjustment for some of the guys.
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In an unnamed island nation, a bus hits a young woman who works for a charismatic progressive senator.
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And I found the whole thing amazingly amusing, but I was sitting next to this very charismatic guy.
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Stewart is a charismatic star, which, in this kind of film, matters more than being a good actor.
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Termites are often dismissed as nothing but home-destroying pests, less charismatic than bees, ants or even spiders.
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It has also been promoting a younger, charismatic new leader: Hamza bin Laden, 27, the son of Osama.
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Justin was totally game; he's so charismatic and natural that is was easy for him to play himself.
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Dmitri Hvorostovsky, a charismatic Siberian baritone, won critical acclaim and the devotion of opera fans around the world.
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"Play your drums, your dambura tonight," said General Dostum, a charismatic orator, referring to a type of lute.
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Her primary victory was thrilling and hard-earned, and she's a charismatic and rousing spokeswoman for her values.
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As 11-year-old Lyra, Dakota Blue Richards was clever and charismatic without approaching precocity or insufferable smarm.
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The multibillion-dollar deals for Russian weapons signed by Mr. Maduro's charismatic predecessor, Hugo Chávez, are long gone.
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This pushed the right-wing Lega party — and its charismatic and popular leader Matteo Salvini — into the opposition.
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"Focusing on an anti-establishment figure, played by a charismatic star is difficult," he said in an interview.
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Outside France, financiers celebrated the young, charismatic new president who had replaced the narrative of decline with vibrancy.
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What to Expect Ms. Nuur is a talented and charismatic acupuncturist who is very easy to talk to.
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"You were so wild and free," she sings of what drew her to Rasputin (the charismatic Drita Kabashi).
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"It's a very rare day that you have a scientist as charismatic as Ruth," Dr. McFall-Ngai said.
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" He continued, "The dude is really charismatic, and he really seems to believe in what he is saying.
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Among them was Viktor Orban, a bright, charismatic student who was ardently pro-democracy, or so it seemed.
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Casimiro is the glue of the extended family, and Cosío is a magnetic, charismatic anchor of the ensemble.
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It will depend, too, on himself: Though indisputably charming and charismatic, he is also known for erratic behavior.
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"He's charismatic, very funny, and happens to be the smartest man I ever met," Ms. Finlay-Hunt said.
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Trump has described Modi as a charismatic friend, albeit one who is looking after his own national interests.
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Charismatic fauna of the human variety abound in the region's lore, and Davis gives many of them cameos.
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It was like maintaining loyalty to a deposed, exiled monarch, or perhaps the charismatic leader of a cult.
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In 2008, Mr. Kerns voted for Mr. Obama because he was moved by the charismatic young senator's speeches.
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A charismatic leader, Mr. Demirtas had widened the party's appeal beyond its Kurdish base before the crackdown intensified.
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Talented and charismatic, with a knack for rallying people, Davis was inclusive in his art and his life.
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He was charismatic and lightning-quick with a quip, and thus began our comfortable -- yet always professional -- relationship.
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So far, though, as Thursday's contest showed, the charismatic Mr. Netanyahu still commands a strong and emotional following.
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Tall and charismatic, Mr. Mattei might not seem natural as a haggard soldier prone to paranoia and hallucinations.
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His buddy Barack, a considerably more charismatic and captivating politician, achieved little of what was expected from him.
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When you look closely, there are the charismatic, photogenic animals down among the corals, and inside the anemones.
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The New Jersey governor is sharp and charismatic and would be ferocious in his attacks against the Democrats.
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At the heart of the push is the charismatic Masayoshi Son, SoftBank's founder and chairman, the sources said.
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A hard-hitting, charismatic crop has made for unpredictable fights in the ring and drama outside of it.
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It was only last year that this charismatic conductor, then 46, made her auspicious New York Philharmonic debut.
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Years earlier, Harry Clarke, a charismatic English teacher, had been unfairly accused of pederasty and charged with murder.
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An exciting fresh start arrives in your social life today thanks to the new moon in charismatic Libra.
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Maimane himself is the charismatic black chief of a party traditionally associated with South Africa's white minority population.
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" Barbieri—charismatic, with a "Newsies"-esque accent—had flown in from Atlanta, where he's shooting "Spider-Man: Homecoming.
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The proud parents said their charismatic son loves to dance and swim, and to play basketball and soccer.
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Booker is a charismatic speaker and will undoubtedly light up rooms in Iowa, New Hampshire and South Carolina.
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Di Maio has been overshadowed by the more charismatic Salvini, whose League is now polling at about 33%.
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He contrasted them to charismatic leadership, based on emotional attachments, and traditional leadership, which is derived from inheritance.
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But his input was not always welcomed at a company built on the vision of its charismatic founder.
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Stressing easily understood sermons, contemporary music, and a charismatic pastor, Willow Creek became a successful, often replicated model.
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As head of the automaker Fiat, the Italian industrialist Gianni Agnelli developed a reputation as a charismatic playboy.
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He will do so in the city of Beto O'Rourke, the charismatic former congressman weighing a presidential campaign.
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In his warm and vivid mini-biography, Lethem gets across how brilliant, charismatic and maddening Bowman could be.
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"He is a black astrophysicist and there's hardly any, and he has this charismatic, charming side," she explained.
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The most charismatic opposition leader, Selahattin Demirtas, the leader of a pro-Kurdish political party, is in jail.
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The problem is that God, here, isn't provocative or charismatic enough to pull off a one-man show.
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"On many levels, she portrays herself through a male gaze," Thomas said of the charismatic, controversy-ridden rapper.
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When I met John, he was charming and charismatic, incredibly eloquent about his experience, which had been grueling.
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So The Brink has as its main subject a schlub who's not all that intelligent, charismatic, or successful.
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It was a goal of mine to take the sweetest and most charismatic non-acting dancers I could find.
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Yet Anwar Ibrahim, a charismatic former opposition leader, has spent years in prison on ridiculous trumped-up sodomy charges.
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The discussions are passionate and the hosts are charismatic, which means you'll be as entertained as you are informed.
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Here are some facts you should know about how these charismatic cheerleaders got their starts before becoming NFL superstars.
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Netflix is taking full advantage of our obsession with true crime — more specifically, our growing obsession with charismatic killers.
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Yet when a church is built around a charismatic leader, there's no Plan B when that leader is compromised.
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The Pacific salmon, which is native to these waters, is a charismatic, symbolic, and potentially vulnerable species of fish.
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Who doesn't know somebody who fits the bill to varying degrees — accomplished, charismatic, smart, and witty but alarmingly egocentric?
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Toews' father, Mel, was a charismatic teacher who'd dealt with bipolar disorder his entire life before ultimately killing himself.
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In the novels, Vernon is indeed something of a cipher, but Ms. Despentes gives him charismatic, increasingly shamanistic force.
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James Corden proved he could be a charismatic, energetic awards show host when he emceed the 2016 Tony Awards.
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The protracted feud between Mahathir and Anwar, the country's two most charismatic politicians, has dominated Malaysian politics for decades.
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The strong armed, charismatic leader has become a one-man highlight reel with his no0look passes and scrambling wizardry.
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Socially conservative, a charismatic speaker and close to business, he has sniped at Mrs Merkel's government from the sidelines.
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There's just something about its flavor that, in my humble opinion, lends a more mysterious, charismatic, and complex taste.
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Octopus shaking and tossing is yet another example that illustrates how intelligent and adaptable these charismatic marine predators are.
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The love story is shallowly written, and the charismatic performers often wilt under the haunting scenes of systemic violence.
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Still, as he grew older, his oddball persona evolved into that of a charismatic — though not a popular one.
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Greene worked mostly off-camera, while Berger, a charismatic speaker, often appeared in the press as a company spokesperson.
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The Pugdashians are like the Menudo of Pugstagram: The members sometimes change, but their act remains cohesive and charismatic.
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The prototypical male movie star is handsome, charismatic, and confident: a George Clooney, a Brad Pitt, a Cary Grant.
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But there's something missing from his leadership — and it's not just because Mahershala Ali is so charismatic on camera.
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Texas is the Democratic white whale and they have a young, charismatic candidate, Beto O'Rourke, to challenge Ted Cruz.
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Charismatic leaders of any movement tend to paint themselves and their "side" as righteous, and to downplay legitimate criticism.
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A charismatic speaker addresses the audience, and says that "these pigs will learn how to run", to enthusiastic applause.
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The protectionist turn was driven by a charismatic figure in Chamberlain, who used it to advance his leadership ambitions.
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Healthy seas mean more of the charismatic marine fauna that make the region so attractive to scuba-diving tourists.
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In 29, a gorgeous photo was taken by Li finally reacquainted the world with the charismatic pika ( Ochotona iliensis).
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His cool appraisal of demagoguery is useful for understanding the rise of charismatic authoritarians who command obedient party machines.
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But New Yorkers, who had a soft spot for the talented and charismatic Mr Weiner, gave him another chance.
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Mr Maduro has surprised people who wrote him off as a bumbling heir to the clever, charismatic Hugo Chávez.
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Bruce still had it, the villain was loathsome and charismatic at the same time, and the plot was gripping.
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Flannery comes across as "sluggish, almost kind of academic seeming," rather than the "charismatic, back-slapping sort," Sonnenfeld added.
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Aides further worry that the former president, a charismatic and agile campaigner, could outshine his brother on the stump.
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Wall, the province's charismatic premier since 21.2, led his Sask Party to its third straight election victory in April.
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On July 22018st Andrés Manuel López Obrador, a charismatic populist, won Mexico's presidency in the country's first democratic landslide.
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Age/vigor/charisma: During the 2016 nomination campaign, Trump used his media skills to mock his less charismatic opponents.
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Fortuyn was assassinated by a far-left activist that year but was succeeded by another charismatic populist, Geert Wilders.
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The Brit may be dashing and charismatic, but his is not the sort of suave that comes without work.
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Narcissists often present as confident and charismatic individuals, which means they can make a favorable impression on first meeting.
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Kok was sardonic and charismatic—a class clown—but also tall, beefy, and imposing, with a streak of ruthlessness.
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Killer Mike, a charismatic rapper and Morehouse alumnus, declared that Mr Sanders's social platform closely matched Martin Luther King's.
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Yext has an army of Salesforce alums, some of whom compare their charismatic leader, Howard Lerman, to Marc Benioff.
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Described as "the most charismatic player in golf history," Palmer won every major honor the game has to offer.
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In the end, the hilarious and charismatic Corden's career is proof that talent and hard work can win out.
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Kathleen Cleaver, the Panther veteran who became one of their most charismatic leaders, says Panther members knew the risks.
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The fact that he is so charismatic, as an actor, I think allows him to do this so well.
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"Some of the most important species aren't very charismatic - like the dung beetle in the African plains," Watson said.
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He wrote that lefties should embrace populism; combining charismatic, top-down leadership with bottom-up assemblies, marches and occupations.
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" The only issue was that he wasn't a "back-slapping cheerleader" and "charismatic guy," Sonnenfeld said on "Closing Bell.
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Tom Cruise movies have become little more than charismatic vehicles for him to spit in the face of death.
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And success may hinge on such contingencies as whether some charismatic politician with populist street cred gets behind it.
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Charismatic Christianity emphasizes the place of the miraculous in everyday life, such as speaking in tongues and faith healing.
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A final strand of the development of the prosperity gospel was the development of charismatic Pentecostal churches in America.
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But even charismatic megafauna aren't safe from casual (if accidental) insults — and yes, that includes cats, dogs, and... snakes.
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"He was charismatic, a leader, definitely in the elder leadership role and a voice for his people," says Pitawanakwat.
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In Rome, Clay was everything the sports diplomats could have hoped for — a handsome, charismatic and black glad-hander.
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Far from his usual charismatic self, Naseem looked lacklustre and deflated, while his punches were perpetually a millisecond late.
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The charismatic 60-year-old reduced poverty and gave voice to people who suffered racism and discrimination for centuries.
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Arnold, by contrast, rose quickly, thanks to his "charismatic presence" and a gift for seeing holes in enemy lines.
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" Ronnie was the model for the charismatic rogue father of Magnus Pym, the title character of "A Perfect Spy.
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Atlantic Puffins, those charismatic little seabirds with wildly colorful bills, are warning us of big trouble in the ocean.
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"Love," published in 2003, follows several women and their relationship to a charismatic but dead hotel owner, Bill Cosey.
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Plus, he's well-liked, extremely charismatic and often leaves his fans with inspiring messages about the road to success.
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Small pleasures fill the pages of Kuhlmann's picture-book-size graphic novel, starting with the hero, a charismatic mouse.
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In July, the Daily Beast described Maxwell as a "charismatic businessman" who was surrounded by an air of mystery.
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Clinton is less charismatic a candidate than Barack Obama or her husband was, despite their similar policies and backers.
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Neumann is considered a charismatic, upbeat leader who is known to work through the night, sources told the Journal.
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Terere is known for his charismatic personality and his academy is known for its loud music and tumultuous atmosphere.
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He's a teenager, albeit a mature, charismatic, articulate one, but still, a young person who survived a serious trauma.
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With her deep ties to the district, Kim is a charismatic potential successor to her onetime boss, retiring Rep.
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But his playing is unfailingly charismatic, and the rustic exuberance of the final movement of the Mozart concerto sizzled.
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The ensemble this time includes dance-world royalty like Carmen de Lavallade and Meredith Monk, among many charismatic guests.
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Charismatic candidates need to build strong parties that last longer than one election if they are to improve democracy.
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Not Sadiq Khan, either, hoping for some tips—any tips—on how to come across as even slightly charismatic.
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Now, another charismatic person who's attained a high level in the movement is trying to step into his place.
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It's a charismatic, hyper-fast action film, featuring almost ballet-like driving scenes choreographed to the world's best soundtrack.
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"Art discourse has always favoured the cult of individuality and charismatic artistic personas," says the show's curator, Natalia Sielewicz.
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The PG County native and self-proclaimed tomboy is charismatic in her raps and arrestingly experimental in her sounds.
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It's also the inspiration for the name of Cross River Bank (CR), led by its charismatic founder Gilles Gade.
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But the new Michelle Obama, like the old Michelle Obama, is still immensely charismatic and candid with her audience.
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It's often forgotten that, until at least 1936 or 1937, Hitler was the most charismatic, powerful figure in politics.
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This is the essence of who she is: a hustler, a charismatic spirit, and someone who plays no games.
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The video, also strangely, is reminiscent of prime Lil B content through Thug's solitary, charismatic mugging for the camera.
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López—thirteen years older, a charismatic graduate of Harvard's Kennedy School of Government—became the opposition's most prominent leader.
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In a rousing speech, Mr. Burkhalter, clearly more charismatic than the headliner, noted that Mr. Bloomberg was self-made.
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Mr. Harrelson hits his beats with charismatic menace and a reverberant Texas twang, but he's booming in a vacuum.
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Mr. McGregor said that Mr. Xi's predecessors were far less personable and charismatic, especially Jiang Zemin and Hu Jintao.
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He was assassinated by a far-left activist that year but was succeeded by another charismatic populist, Geert Wilders.
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He used his charismatic personality to draw followers, espousing a belief that a race war was imminent in America.
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No one could steer smoothly through all of Azeem's hairpin turns, but Mr. De Silva is charismatic while trying.
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Riley described Shurn as having "charismatic energy," and it showed when he was chatting up people on the street.
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That same balance informs Mr. Salonen's own charismatic Cello Concerto, which here had an eloquent soloist in Truls Mork.
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His charismatic arrogance burrows into her insecurities, while his self-destructive tendencies threaten to destroy her along with him.
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LIMA (Reuters) - Alan Garcia was the charismatic chameleon of Peruvian politics, once popular enough to be elected president twice.
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I could see the version of myself I wished I was playing back in my head... charismatic and untroubled.
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He loved the spotlight, he was a very charismatic dude, you can see why these young guys followed him.
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There's Clara Luper, a charismatic African-American activist who was arrested 26 times for leading sit-ins and protests.
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It was led by the charismatic Dr. Nathaniel Ignatius Foster, a Jamaican preacher who made his own herbal tinctures.
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Epstein, "undeniably charismatic," escorted him around his extravagant Upper East Side apartment while wearing jeans and a polo shirt.
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It was a humiliating end for Mr. Zuma, a charismatic anti-apartheid hero who was imprisoned with Nelson Mandela.
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She was charismatic and glamorous, friends said, with a wide smile and a gap between her two front teeth.
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McGregor is the most accomplished and charismatic star on U.F.C.'s roster, holding a career record of 21-3.
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Colleagues describe him as less charismatic than Iger, but "highly intelligent and organized," according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Los Jardineros, as they call themselves, have a taste for baroque punishments and are helmed by a charismatic kingpin.
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"The staff, who dedicated their lives to care for these charismatic lions, are heartbroken by their loss," Zeigler said.
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This charismatic baritone, who has been undergoing treatment for brain cancer, looked a little thin and sometimes seemed shaky.
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Mr Son bet on Adam Neumann, WeWork's charismatic co-founder, after meeting him for half an hour in 2017.
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The latest is this new children's show, starring the charismatic child rapper Dylan Gilmer, who goes by Young Dylan.
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