Libra is the charmer and poised networker of the Zodiac.
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"He was just a natural charmer," said his mother, Demetra.
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Ms. Gryaznevich's mystery charmer never said exactly who he was.
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Jax is a charmer with all of the ladies, moms especially.
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Look no further than the original prince-charmer herself, Princess Kate.
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Sure the kid's a charmer, but he's much more than that.
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You should also consider the Cat Charmer Wand Toy, the Yeowww!
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It's strange, because everyone would always say he was a charmer.
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In private, Liston was known as generous and a fun loving charmer.
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Hemsworth, ever the charmer, shot back with a compliment of his own.
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OmeletDenzel Himself - MisterDenzel Himself - State Your Claim808INK - Grubble808 Charmer - The Recovery ft.
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"The charmer that he was, the rest is history," Ms. Gomes said.
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Watch: The Danish thriller "The Charmer" is one of our critic's picks.
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She's the "snake charmer" that helped out F.P. (Skeet Ulrich) for a price.
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He goes from charmer to pariah, from clown prince to object of scorn.
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Ever the charmer, she'll be regurgitating it up sometime in the near future.
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Critic's Pick "The Charmer" is a Danish thriller about an Iranian named Esmail.
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She swears off love only to encounter Frank (Adam Faith), a total charmer.
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Young, elegant, caramel-colored, probably a pit bull mix, she was a charmer.
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Luckily, Butler County Fire District #3 had a snake charmer of its own.
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Flounder is usually quite the charmer, but in ABC's The Little Mermaid Live!
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He had the day-old stubble and spellbinding stare of a telenovela charmer.
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It's a wacky little charmer of a film, unpredictable and amiable at every turn.
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He's a lovely kid, I mean really he's a kid and he's a charmer.
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Vinnie is a bartender with ambition, while Frankie is a gambler and a charmer.
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And Kendall is a charmer, so maybe she'll ride her quirks into another episode.
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The charmer shows his worth by confronting and taming the evil through his song.
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Snake Charmer Ferrato has a thing for exotic skins: ostrich, lizard, and even shark.
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He would dance and people would talk to him—he was such a charmer!
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"The Other Josh Cohen" is a charmer, touching on real issues without pummeling them.
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I scoffed, but then that Indian charmer entered the book, and I was beguiled.
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The "Snake Charmer" was eventually taken off the market because of its "hair-trigger" instability.
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Snake Charmer who tells Jughead she has captured Toni Topaz (Vanessa Morgan) at the docks.
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Kepnes dismantled my anxiety about having any affection for Joe, murderous charmer that he is.
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His more mysterious works, like "The Snake Charmer" (21910), stand up well to the comparison.
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He's a gambling, Glossier-dewy-skinned reckless charmer who won free tickets aboard last minute.
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This performance will revolve around the lead vocals of Woody Platt, quite the charmer himself.
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Thorpe was such a charmer, he seemed to think he was immune from close scrutiny.
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As the years pass, your memory softens, and you remember a charmer, not a dud.
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Gone is the white-gowned Puritan nun, and that infantilized charmer, the Belle of Amherst.
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Gone is the white-gowned Puritan nun, and the Belle of Amherst, that infantilized charmer.
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Certainly, when Ms. Kim was in Seoul last week, she was nothing but a charmer.
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With a colorful scarf on his head and a winning smile, he is quite the charmer.
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Cookie flirted with the man at the front counter with the swagger of a born charmer.
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Mr. Bush seemed frustrated as he sought to handle a politically adroit charmer like Mr. Chiles.
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During a recent performance, Zoe Ziegfeld, 30, a snake charmer from Crown Heights, Brooklyn, stood backstage.
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But the first real charmer for me was Paul Gauguin's tiny "Petite jardinière" ("Small Planter," 123).
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That Martin Shkreli is still a real online charmer — even while facing a possible prison sentence.
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Nevertheless, Jimmy is a charmer, and his continual line of amusing jokes about lawyers gets Rebecca laughing.
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" Matthew Parris, a former Tory legislator, urged the party to "end our affair with this dangerous charmer.
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She's a Charmer, capable of taming magical beasts, exiled from her brethren for crimes she didn't commit.
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While her son and cousin drove to the beach, Winter mounted Charmer to ride to safety there.
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But, I had so much faith in Charmer to get me out safely and she did that.
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This charmer, known as Kengoro, can swing a tennis racket, do pull-ups, and stand on his toes.
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He had been toying with one of them, a gun called a Snake Charmer, when it went off.
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Without much training at all, Fontaine performs as a snake charmer, a fire eater, and the electric woman.
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Wrong. The snake charmer has assigned Jughead Jones the role of delivery boy, taking over for the ghoulies.
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This southern charmer is home to a number of major financial services companies, including SunTrust Banks and Invesco.
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He passed the test and was quickly put on the line with a second live agent—the charmer.
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A condensed version, called "Torch Song," is in previews at Second Stage, starring the irrepressible charmer Michael Urie.
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The charmer never wanted to move past the "hanging out" stage, but I hung on for a while.
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He's an alcoholic drama teacher who quotes liberally from the classics, and a sweet charmer when he's sober.
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This retro charmer is available in gold, platinum and stainless steel, in limited editions of 13,960 each, naturally.
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This budding romance isn't precisely a Nora Ephron meet-cute, but it's a charmer in a new way.
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A showboating, foul-mouthed charmer with a languid smile, he first plays to the crowd, then menaces it.
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James Kennedy from "Vanderpump Rules" is a real charmer ... and he shows us his mac powers in full glory.
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Mohamed Shafie, a 79-year-old snake charmer, doesn&apost expect the Trump-Kim summit to affect his business.
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This was not remotely surprising, since he was a charmer to anyone who outranked him, or who he needed . . .
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And certainly no illusions that the whiny, hypochondriac charmer on-screen is anything more than a character he created.
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ARTS A review on Wednesday about the film "The Charmer" omitted the name of a screenwriter for the film.
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Banier had been a pretty, skilled charmer of older people since he was the teenage darling of Salvador Dalí.
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"Deadly Premonition" is delightfully weird without feeling forced, a true charmer of a video game that transcends conventional standards.
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She is clearly a charmer, considering in one image she got a British Airways crew to join in the fun.
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"He is a charmer, he will just look at you and you fall in love with him," Celia Kinzel said.
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They'd look at him like he was a shaman charmer, one who charms a snake with a flute or something.
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Take a look at some of Carrey's previous work, including this charmer of Sarah Huckabee Sanders and another presidential stunner.
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Then she meets a charmer (Sam Rockwell) and things start looking up — until she discovers that he's a hit man.
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By the second chapter, Paul is a lanky adolescent (the newcomer Quentin Dolmaire) and a jittery charmer, ready for love.
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He was a charmer when he wanted to be and he was a tough guy when he wanted to be.
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Chris Pratt is still a charmer, the whole gang has returned, and this time around, Vin Diesel voices Baby Groot.
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The goal, Elaine Stritch once told us, is to be a "ladylike broad": half civilized charmer, half wisecracking bomb-thrower.
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Gauff is still 15 years old, still a fighter on the court and still a charmer in the interview room.
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Seriously, the hunky charmer behind Neighbors 2 and We Are Your Friends says he's struggling to lock down a lady love.
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Arriving at Bangkok's Lumpinee Stadium on Friday night, I'm greeted by music that sounded like something a snake charmer might play.
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Charmer Will is worlds away from Luke, whose biggest secret was that he was secretly sleeping with his ex-girlfriend's mom.
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His family describes him as an enigmatic charmer, fiercely loyal to his friends, whose world revolved around those closest to him.
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Kitley, a 46-year-old charmer with a "SKINHEAD" tattoo, was arrested and held without bail due to his parole violations.
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Wesley Morris made the Danish thriller "The Charmer," about an Iranian immigrant trying to find a Danish wife, a Critic's Pick.
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The character's interests won't clarify things: He's a snake charmer; he watches "seaQuest DSV"; he salivates over the model Cheryl Tiegs.
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The fabulous fabulist David Ives adapts Pierre Corneille's 17th-century farce about a truth-challenged charmer and his helplessly honest servant.
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For a man who has dedicated his life to impersonating pubescent girls in order to entrap perverts, Hunter is quite the charmer.
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We next meet Beatriz's children: a territorial and suspicious daughter, Raquel, and Marcus, a bartending charmer with a "sensual and sleepy" gaze.
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The result was brightly fresh-tasting, a warm-weather charmer with a touch of spice, and a lovely match for the wine.
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" His dad, named John but universally known as Jack, "was such a charmer, he could charm hungry pups from a meat wagon.
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"He was a charmer," said Santiago Alvarez, a longtime Miami activist who has served time in prison for his anti-Castro efforts.
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Now Mr. Dieterle is the consulting chef at this new charmer with a gracious entry, a garden patio and about 100 seats.
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Linda (Michelle Rodriguez), who owns a clothing store, was married to Carlos (Manuel Garcia-Rulfo), a charmer with a serious gambling habit.
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Mr. Meehan was a good-looking charmer who did nothing exceptional with his life but lie, cheat, steal, manipulate and attempt murder.
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The family that smacks down together stays together, or at least that's the idea in this charmer about love and choreographed war.
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It was an instant charmer, if only because it reminded plenty of people living in Appalachia and beyond of their own hardscrabble upbringings.
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Playing Carlotta as a professional charmer, Laila Robins incarnates a vivacious woman who becomes worse for wine but never loses her innate elegance.
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When this kid — he turns out to be a new co-worker, John (Max Greenfield, an effortless charmer) — notices Doris, it changes everything.
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This melancholy little charmer was one of the big hits of the Sundance Film Festival, and the trailer offers a glimpse into why.
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The little charmer is tasked with stealing letters to Prince Charles, which Jamie and Murtagh copy and try to decipher before returning them.
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When Stanley wears it, he becomes an exuberant and confident charmer, which eventually helps him catch the eye of Tina Carlyle (Cameron Diaz).
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To wit: A star (Reese Witherspoon) plays a would-be charmer (here called Alice) whose neuroses are as fabulously customized as her kitchen.
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I'm not entirely sure what Wicker's crimes against populism are, but I can tell you a bit about McDaniel, who's a real charmer.
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As the charmer and salesman of the group, Mike has a way of diffusing hostile situations and ultimately getting compromises and closing deals.
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The title and premise sound a bit like a 30 Rock fake show, so you'd be forgiven for originally missing this CW charmer.
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King Henry was a Trumpian figure — imperious, vainglorious, explosive, a handsome charmer in his youth who became an embittered and slothful 400-pounder.
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Richie, an avid gun collector, was toying with a gun called the "Snake Charmer" while watching TV in his bedroom when it went off.
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Aside from being a charmer on and off screen, the actress also received a major stamp of approval from former first lady Michelle Obama.
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Like that subversive charmer, "Tumacho" plays dizzily with historical notions of American manliness (just pronounce its name), but in a more willfully absurdist key.
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Through its 12 wackily titled tracks, like the balearic charmer "Boipeba Praia," it's a blissful ride from a man whose identity continues to evolve.
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Later on I was infatuated with another guy, a charmer, to the point that I thought it was the start of an actual relationship.
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The son of Yemeni immigrants, he grew up street smart and aimless in the seedy Tenderloin district, an inveterate loafer, sponger, bungler and charmer.
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But "The Charmer" is a movie full of surprises, and one of the happy ones is the closeness that develops between Sara and Esmail.
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This stop-motion charmer, part of the "Wallace and Gromit" universe, is a perfect show to watch with imaginative kids or extremely stressed adults.
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It was not punishment for something the charmer may have done, but a pre-emptive measure against what he might do if left unchecked.
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But he's still the same suave charmer he always was – so it only makes sense that he graduates to the role of TV host Collins.
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Connie Britton stars as successful businesswoman Debra Newell who we see in the trailer is instantly smitten with charmer-turned-villain, John Meehan (Eric Bana).
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Chris Evans won the hearts of literally everyone at the 2019 Academy Awards by being a total charmer and perfect gentleman throughout the entire evening.
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It's just somebody did something bad to it ... We had a snake up in the thing, but you gotta understand this -- I'm a snake charmer.
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Grant is introduced early on as a scheming charmer who loves supermodels and green juice and maybe has designs on Avery's position or Renee herself.
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Ms. Skeggs ("Fun Home") has a terrific, earnest dynamism, while Mr. McKenzie ("Spring Awakening") makes Cleve at once a young charmer and an old soul.
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The company winds down its spring season with performances of "Coppélia," a charmer of a three-act ballet, staged by George Balanchine and Alexandra Danilova.
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She knew her father as the charmer with the Brylcreemed hair who handed her M&M's, called her "sugah" and never talked politics at home.
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At Tuesday's opening night performance of his show "Tommy Tune, Tonight!" at the Café Carlyle, he was the suave, ebullient charmer we all know and treasure.
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Click here to view original GIFOh you charmer (Image: Carmen Hilbert/Gizmodo)I might be the only person at Gizmodo that likes Sphero's new Cars toy.
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That's the story in Pixar's latest, a lovely, eccentric charmer directed by Peter Sohn in which a gentle dinosaur roams the earth with a doglike boy.
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Her character knowingly risks her mental stability to pursue her stormy passion for Georgio (Vincent Cassel), a feckless charmer who can't live with or without her.
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While Verdura was a gregarious charmer born into an aristocratic Sicilian family, Belperron was always intensely private and had humble beginnings in Besançon, in eastern France.
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Young spectators, especially, seemed as besotted with Bottom (Ian Gould, the cast's standout charmer) as Titania (Amy Hutchins) is before Oberon restores her to her senses.
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From the station, it's a hilly 15-minute trek to the core of downtown, where exploring nets a Moorish Revival tower here, a Victorian charmer there.
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Schlüsselzunft is an Old World charmer of a restaurant in a guildhall building that dates to 1306 on a pedestrian street in Basel's delightful Old Town.
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The first episode is about a selfish American jerk, Eleanor (the elfin charmer Kristen Bell), who dies and goes to Heaven, owing to a bureaucratic error.
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Mixing drinks at his bar, Standards, Paul is a genuine charmer, as pleasantly soothing as the covers that Harry sometimes plays on the upright piano there.
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Bec Winter stands next to her son, Riley, while hugging her horse Charmer, who she rode to safety through bushfires on New Year's Eve in Moruya.
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The 15-year-old daughter, Elena (Isabella Gomez, a charmer), is a school debate champ who sees her coming quinceañera as a tool of the patriarchy.
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"He knew me and then he asked … he was in the back room, and the guy felt like a charmer, it's so crazy," said Cheban, 45.
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A bland, honey-voiced charmer can remake "Let It Snow" and bring in many times more streams than most of the artists on The Noisey Advent Calendar.
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Sadly, this charmer is not available for rent, so you'll have to shell out $14.99 to buy the film (but really, we all know it's worth it).
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CAIRO (Reuters) - In Egypt's premier Red Sea resort of Sharm El Sheikh, snake charmer Amier El Refaie puts some of the world's most dangerous snakes to sleep.
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A narrative of duplicity, desire and fortune-hunting zips along, propelled by Lady Susan Vernon, a charmer and schemer played with verve and precision by Kate Beckinsale.
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The consulting chef, Derrick Styczek, was at the Upper East Side charmer États-Unis many years ago: 183 East Seventh Street (First Avenue), 218-21-257, ladybirdny.com.
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"I've always wanted bees, but ever since 'Fried Green Tomatoes' I've felt like a sham," she said, referring to her role as the "bee charmer" Idgie Threadgoode.
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In "The Snake Charmer, Hermosillo" (224), for example, a naked man holds an albino snake that curls around his leg; his expression is piercing, his posture stoic.
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A natural charmer gifted with a razor-sharp memory, Thiam is less of a micro-manager than Dougan, said one senior executive who worked under both men.
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Normally managers on the grounds lethally remove feathered troublemakers — it can be very dangerous with birds flying around million-dollar fighter jets — but Conchy was a charmer.
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Instead, it was Set It Up, a low-key charmer starring two attractive young people that most viewers will only kind of recognize (Zoey Deutch and Glen Powell).
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There are many ways to describe Leon Fristup Jensen—as a pimp, a family man, a violent offender, a friend to the stars, a drug slinger, a charmer.
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When I told him that, in fact, he'd been an engineer before he died, the actor — a smooth-talking charmer — stumbled over his words and stuttered multiple apologies.
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But in the novel, while Ruth says, "You're an old bee charmer, Idgie Threadgoode, that's what you are," Idgie's head is in Ruth's lap, and they're holding hands.
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Ahead of Inauguration Day, Hollywood's newest charmer Sunny Pawar headed to the White House, scoring a handshake with President Obama in a dapper (and tiny!) suit and bowtie.
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Cristoforetti, charmer that she is, snagged some of the most memorable and endearing moments—for instance, her dedicated efforts to help Wilmore shimmy out of his undersized spacesuit.
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Played by Sam Bolen, who conceived this small treasure of a show with Mr. Sonnenblick, Trevor is an irresistible charmer — a tenderhearted, irrepressible imp with a puppyish winsomeness.
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He did a wonderful impression of the abrupt and operatic unraveling of a Sinatra-like charmer who turns into a sniveling, despairing depressive after a single lost bet.
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Yes, "Ducklings" has rough edges, but it's also a sneaky charmer that is messily, gloriously unlike much of what you can see Off or even Off Off Broadway.
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Jughead is shocked by the speech and more so when FP tells Jughead that he knows Jughead is in trouble with the Snake Charmer and the debt he owes.
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If you're looking for upbeat but still substantive, "Please Like Me," an Australian coming-of-age comedy about a young gay man and his quirky pals, is a charmer.
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Mr. Blame was largely self-taught and entirely sui generis: a handsome, strong-nosed, gravel-voiced charmer with a peripatetic country background who reinvented himself as a London dandy.
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THE CHARMER Milad Alami's film — a suspense piece, of sorts — centers on an Iranian in Denmark who is seeking a woman to marry so that he can remain there.
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One evening, he teasingly mixes it up with a customer, Emily (a wonderful Zoe Kazan), a jittery charmer with a mile-wide smile whom he soon makes moves on.
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Lisbon, Portugal; $22018 for a bottle, $213.5 for three-liter box If you're stocking up for a backyard neighborhood barbecue, look for this charmer in the three-liter box.
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First, Chávez was famously charismatic — a once-in-a-generation kind of political charmer with an extraordinary ability to persuade people from all different backgrounds to join his cause.
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It's all very upsetting, until, of course, Fitz shows up at Olivia's apartment announcing that he's left Mellie, but Olivia has that date with Leo Bergen, charmer of the Beltway!
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Now he's delivering a tour de force performance in Crime Story, playing athlete-turned-actor OJ Simpson as both a charmer and a man teeming with rage, pathos and tragedy.
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Things look up when she meets a blithe charmer (Sam Rockwell) at a store (amid an avalanche of condom boxes), but take a downward turn when she discovers his profession.
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He's a gifted charmer of a low-rent variety, a man who advertises his services on bulletin boards: "Scott Bean, Harmonious Parenting," written sideways on tabs with a phone number.
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Ms. Tisdel won over her future in-laws instantly: "She's a phenomenal charmer, and it was clear how much she cared about my son," said Tanya Kearney, Mr. Kearney's mother.
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Into this delicate scenario walks Regina's new boyfriend, Robert (played with compelling intensity by Robert Williams), a sweet-talking charmer with strong convictions, but ultimately, yet another fraught paternal figure.
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It's one of the few remaining sideshows in America, where you can still be dazzled by a fire breather, spooked by a snake charmer or shocked by the human blockhead.
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He is as calm and as lethal as a coiled snake, a slick charmer playing to the judge (N'Jameh Camara), who wears a gown and a hijab, and the jury.
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"You're fat," one absolute charmer of a human being replied to — get this — an Independence Day tweet the singer had posted thanking the men and women fighting in our armed services.
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In the time I spent in Manila in late January, I heard him referred to as a strategic genius, a crazy lolo (grandfather), a charmer, an enigma, and a philosopher king.
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A self-mocking charmer with laugh-crinkled dark eyes, a rakish mustache and a hairy chest that he often bared onscreen, Mr. Reynolds did not always win the respect of critics.
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The least expensive non-manufactured home in reasonable condition (described as "a rustic charmer") was a 1930 one-bedroom cottage on Route 9, listed for $119,453, with annual taxes of $1,500.
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And he aged into a voluble and distinctive public character, a roguish charmer in a kufi, operating out of a packed storefront studio, tooling around Memphis in a plush old sedan.
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Where you've seen her: If you loved The CW's Southern charmer Hart of Dixie, then you'll surely recognize McKaley Miller as the recurring character Rose who was Zoe's (Rachel Bilson) teenage confidant.
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Like this new character in town who has me and FP Jones (Skeet Ulrich) in a tizzy is Penny Peabody (Brit Morgan), aka the Snake Charmer aka Riverdale's Brie Larson look-alike.
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Fans and the Lindsay family alike might not be sold on consummate charmer Bryan, but we all might have to start getting comfortable with the idea of him winning the final rose.
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Worldwide. The city's walls have been swallowed up by a deconstructed ode to 90s cartoons by Patch Wiskey, an inspired snake charmer by Sabek, and fantastically jazzy fox by Spencer Keeton Cunningham.
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This intimate seafood-focused charmer in Hell's Kitchen has closed after two and a half years, after a series of setbacks, including a break-in, and the need to replace expensive equipment.
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Trained in the boxing club, she jabs more easily than she turns, but she's strong; another new recruit, Beezy (Alexis Neblett, a charmer), calls her "Guns," a nod to her muscled arms.
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" A.B.T.'s season features a new reconstruction of Petipa's 1900 commedia-dell'arte charmer, "Harlequinade," by Alexei Ratmansky, and "Afterite," by the British showman Wayne McGregor, set to Stravinsky's "The Rite of Spring.
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Off the Menu FAUN A neighborhood charmer, to be sure, but this airy, polished storefront with a long bar and seating in a lushly planted garden may well attract a wider audience.
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Watching him cut loose (more recklessly than his flying baby elephant) is by far the most unexpected pleasure of this movie, which dusts off the 1941 animated charmer with exhilaratingly demented spirit.
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"When multiple harassment claims bring down a charmer like former 'Today' show host Matt Lauer, women who thought they had no recourse see a new, wide-open door," the cover article says.
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MAS (FARMHOUSE) The renovations at Galen Zamarra's West Village charmer have been completed after a kitchen fire about a year ago, and the space's look has been elevated with more elegant touches.
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A pantomimed one-minute charmer, it shows a young woman who, with a smile and a bosom wreathed in flowers, plucks squalling naked babies from a cabbage patch constructed out of wood.
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The footage of Mr. Rock today, in better health and photographing contemporary acts like TV on the Radio and Father John Misty, shows a loose, funny charmer who still loves his work.
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In "The Revenant", the swaggering star of "The Wolf of Wall Street" and the smooth charmer of "The Great Gatsby" are barely recognizable under a greasy mane, straggly beard and frostbitten face.
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Only once do we see Bundy actually get violent, in a flashback towards the end of the film that's meant to confirm that this lovely charmer really is who everyone says he is.
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That her two most recent albums—2012's deliciously electro-poppy Charmer, and her seriously rocked-up 2014 partnership with Ted Leo for The Both—stray far from this territory apparently matters little.
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But Ms. Hoffman's Winnifred is a paradoxical charmer, a genuinely — yes — shy gal who would fade into the wallpaper if every element of her being didn't deny her the chance to do so.
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As talent agent Rick Peck, he repurposed his butter-smooth personality as something oilier and more unsavory, playing a knowing riff on the rascally-charmer type he'd originally made his stock-in-trade.
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Jughead catches FP up on the mess that's unfolded since FP has been away but leaves out the details where Juggie is now in debt to Penny Peabody, (Brit Morgan) The Snake Charmer.
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JASON BAILEY 'Heartbreaker' | YouTube, Google Play, iTunes, Amazon Prime Video This French charmer may remind you of the romantic-caper style that flourished in Hollywood from the late 1950s to the mid-60s.
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But Morgan Lloyd Sicard, who plays Manny here, is a beautiful young charmer, and the heat makes perfect sense; the camera caresses him as lovingly as it does the wide-eyed Ms. Adjani.
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And it's a charmer, a tale about a caveman named Dug who sets out to save his home valley from a hostile invading force by defeating them in … a rousing game of football.
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An idealist, a charmer, an American rockboy aware of his status as such, Flowers confounds as a frontman; he can't decide if he wants to tell mythic stories or be a mythic figure himself.
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But he's also capable of pivoting on a dime between real menace and garish, performative evil, between playing a subdued charmer, and the kind of movie-serial baddie who ties women to railroad tracks.
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Book Hotel Brummell starting at $114 per nightSet at the foot of Montjuïc Hill in the residential neighborhood of Poble Sec, this contemporary charmer offers a slice of authentic Barcelona that few tourists see.
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It's a charmer that's weird enough to keep the Netflix-addict generations involved, but positive and gentle enough to not completely alienate more conservative family members, which makes it pretty perfect for holiday viewing.
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And actors like Mr. Turner, as the charismatic restaurateur; Mohammad Amiri, as his industrious adolescent protegee; and Trevor Fox, as a hard-drinking, guitar-strumming Briton, have a touch of the music-hall charmer.
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Among her Gaumont titles are "La Femme Collante," a risqué charmer about a maid with an amusingly sticky tongue, and "Le Matelas Alcoolique" about a peripatetic mattress with a drunken man sewn into it.
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So even in the wake of the splendid 2017 charmer Spider-Man: Homecoming, it's hard not to feel like another Spider-Man movie on the horizon is more of a taunt than a treat.
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Retired Late Night host and now-heavily-bearded charmer David Letterman stepped in at the 11th hour to honor the band, who were a staple on his show for a little over two decades.
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Halley is both charmer and tempest—opening her arms to the world in one moment, raising her middle fingers to it in the next—yet even when she's at her worst, she remains recognizably vulnerable.
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Tyrion mentions that she still has something to live for, but then Euron, ever the charmer, talks of putting a prince in her belly (UGH) and she gets that inscrutable Cersei look on her face.
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As leading man Nick Young, Golding was every bit as swoon-worthy as Singapore's most eligible bachelor should be — which means that Last Christmas will likely introduce us to another charmer with an English accent.
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He would have been a coiled, determined and thin-skinned British man in his early 40s — part pugilist; part charmer — and he would have incensed ad agency honchos by acquiring their companies in hostile takeovers.
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"Last year there was a lot of fuss, but we want to make fun of everyone," she said, standing in front of a float with an effigy of an Arab man as a snake charmer.
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When one of the citizens was becoming a bit too popular — too much of a charmer — Athenians would vote him out of the city for ten years by inscribing his name on bits of pottery.
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"We probably are the only beauty pageant that does kill and skin snakes," said Cyera Pieper, a high school sophomore and contestant in Sweetwater's "Miss Snake Charmer" pageant, a west Texas tradition that dates back decades.
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Mr. Holsapple, a free spirit and charmer who describes himself as "dyslexic and colorblind, with a touch of Asperger's," makes graceful wooden furniture and fine art from natural materials that look like miniatures by Robert Smithson.
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On his full-length début, "No Mountains in Manhattan," from 2017, he sounded like the protagonist of a Harmony Korine fever dream, a tiny, petulant charmer fast-talking his way through bodega lines and subway stations.
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His failed pursuit a few years ago of rival Hermes, using brash tactics and derivatives to build a stake, left him looking like a raider, not the charmer of the sorts of family businesses LVMH covets.
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Around dusk, the Jemaa el Fna, the medina's main square, still goes through the same transformation: Juice vendors and the occasional snake charmer are replaced by a dizzying array of food stalls and circles of musicians.
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EIGHTH GRADE The comedian Bo Burnham makes his feature writing and directing debut with this Sundance charmer about an eighth-grader (Elsie Fisher) whose confidence dispensing advice in web videos belies her tentativeness in real life.
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Moonves wasn't just a corporate executive; he was also a programming wizard and a Madison Avenue charmer, and he used those skills to revive the business of the once-struggling broadcaster and to win over Wall Street.
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She is the subject of tabloids and gossip websites that track her every move in generous, glowing terms (according to Xinhua, she is "elegant and poised"; The South China Morning Post calls her a "charmer-in-chief").
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"The Tenth Man," a modest charmer from Argentina, breathes considerable life into the rather trite scenario of a man discovering his religious roots, in part because it seems genuinely curious about the community in which it's set.
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Sources and competitors of Mr. Swan, many of whom spoke on the condition of anonymity because, well, it's Washington, described a hustler and charmer with a herculean work ethic, often squeezing in four source meetings a day.
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Mr. Wulp — whose oddball charmer of a musical "Red Eye of Love" got a New York revival a few seasons back — is making a kind of bookish joke here, yet there are stretches where it wears thin.
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Although it lacks the grandeur of their townhouse — which had original floor-to-ceiling mirrors, pocket doors and a working fireplace — the apartment is a cozy charmer, and just a two-block walk from a YMCA pool.
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Diego Boneta, the sleepy-eyed charmer from shows including "Scream Queens" and "Pretty Little Liars," was padding through the Palacio de Bellas Artes in Mexico City, expounding on the sweeping murals by Diego Rivera and David Alfaro Siqueiros.
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A charmer, he wrote fondly of teas and lunches with the Shah of Iran on his Peacock throne, with the last king of Afghanistan, with Jordan's King Hussein and with the then-prime minister of Israel, Golda Meir.
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Long a charmer, at ease in the spotlight that shone on him since birth, Kennedy had grown more accepting as an adult of the idea that his true calling was politics — like his father and uncles before him.
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Spacey plays Nixon like a running gag until Elvis actually arrives, at which point he switches the president from canny-curmudgeon mode to political-charmer mode, and suddenly seems to be playing a man instead of a façade.
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Now, don't inflate your expectations too much based on those credits; "Midsummer" is a modest little charmer, a tight narrative of comic sketches that flirts with clever, gritty irony but lands as something of an urban fairy tale.
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I'd barely known my mother, and my dad, while I'd adored him, had been the worst kind of mercurial charmer — full of promises and charisma and too damaged by alcohol and trauma to see anything through to completion.
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Made in America starts with that same basic idea, then suggests Simpson works as a Rorschach test because he really was all of the things people projected onto him: celebrity charmer, ladies' man, enormously gifted athlete, murderous criminal.
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We called the police, and she was charged with assault, assault with a weapon (from waving around a wine bottle and clocking a groomsman,) and destruction of private property (both from the couple and the venue.) What a charmer.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Henri Rousseau, "The Snake Charmer" (1907), oil on canvas (Paris, musée d'Orsay © RMN-Grand Palais [musée d'Orsay] / Hervé Lewandowski) (click to enlarge)PARIS — Henri Rousseau is art history's best-known naïf painter.
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They share photos and stories of Ava Gardner staying at Faletti's Hotel during the filming of "Bhowani Junction" and Dizzy Gillespie playing saxophone with a snake charmer — evidence of a period when Pakistan enjoyed a more favorable global reputation.
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From a small trunk bearing a cartoonish face resembling Coney Island's iconic grinning mascot, out crawl a dozen sideshow performers: sword swallowers, a snake charmer, a strongman, a fire eater, contortionist, bearded lady and a pair of little people.
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His ecstatically reviewed adaptation of a Haruki Murakami story concerns an aimless young man (Yoo Ah-in); the mysterious young woman (Jun Jong-seo) with whom becomes involved; and the wealth-flaunting charmer (Steven Yeun) who comes between them.
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A charmer when he wanted to be and a math whiz since childhood, Kalanick understood that Uber could succeed only if it grew faster than any competitor, attracting large numbers of riders and drivers in cities across the globe.
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Sideshows by the Seashore, which has hosted famous acts such as Insectivora "The World's Most Partially Illustrated Woman," the Lizardman, and Serpentina the snake charmer, was launched in 1985, five years after the nonprofit Coney Island USA was founded.
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But as Lutz evolves from a charmer into a bad, bad Nazi, the question of did she or didn't she give in seems a feeble attempt to pump romantic excitement into a drama in dire need of moral complexity.
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With this in mind, and considering that VICE ran some videos hosted by a snake charmer of sorts earlier this year, I chatted with a few London snake owners about their slithery companions: VICE: How many snakes do you have?
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Framed at first as an eager but immature charmer from Baltimore, Eric was never going to win this thing; though they obviously shared a mutual affection, Rachel did worse than friend-zone him — she little-bro-ed him from the start.
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Patel is a charmer, but I couldn't wait to get back to Keener, a performer more than equal to the task of showing us the disappointment of a bad marriage and the exhilaration of rediscovered love in only half an hour.
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His father, E. T. Jenkins Jr., known as Bud, was a salesman, a gambler and evidently a charmer who left the family when Dan was a toddler, though he showed up now and then to take his son to sporting events.
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I was determined to be a "Charmer", which matches with three fragrances: Cuddle Punk (which has notes of vanilla, tobacco, and patchoili), Secret Genius (with notes of caramel, white chocolate, and sandalwood) and Pillowtalk Poet (with notes of powder, clove leaf and musk).
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Though her new apartment is not the charmer that her Chinatown place was — "it had embossed plaster walls and was so pretty that you barely needed furniture," Ms. Becerra recalled — she quickly came to appreciate more about it than the 12-month lease.
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Dick Zigun—the sixty-four-year-old tattooed impresario of the nonprofit that administers the bar and the iconic circus sideshow next door (a live ten-act spectacle featuring, among other oddities, a contortionist, a sword swallower, and a snake charmer)—was devastated.
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The charmer here is 10-year-old Patty Haigh ("looks like a little girl, but acts like MI6"), one of a group of loosely parented children who hang around the stations at Waterloo and Heathrow, practicing the skills needed to be cops.
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The fourth theme entry is a charmer, something that didn't spring to mind at all, the way it was clued, and made for a peculiar letter series that I had a hard time recognizing, even though it's a classic group of three.
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An unalloyed charmer, the movie tells a story of familiar British grit and resolve during World War II from an attractively different angle: that of an advertising copywriter, Catrin Cole (Gemma Arterton), who's recruited by the government to join the film industry.
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The Carpetbagger The runaway charmer of this year's awards race is Brooklynn Prince, the precocious 7-year-old star of "The Florida Project," which tells of a little girl, Moonee, living a hardscrabble life with her mother, Halley, in an Orlando-area motel.
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MORUYA, Australia (Reuters) - Choking smoke from raging bushfires blocked Bec Winter's path to safety but she put faith in her horse Charmer to find a way, eventually reaching refuge in a local pub in the coastal town of Moruya, Winter said on Saturday.
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At a recent performance of "Nice Fish," a quirky charmer of a play written by Mr. Rylance and Louis Jenkins, the audience greeted every stuttered utterance of Mr. Rylance's with delighted laughter and murmurs of pleasure, as if sampling the world's most ravishing tasting menu.
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In the evening halqai, Sehgal's performers would sometimes interact with Hicham Enouti, a master snake charmer, reinforcing the dialogue between Sehgal's dancers and other artists on the square — some of whom are part of families who have been performing in Jemaa el-Fna for generations.
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For a teenager fresh off her father's farm in the 15th century, Joan of Arc is a swaggering charmer — the kind of charismatic stranger who can talk her way into the centers of power and get the men there to do what she wants.
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Until 1917 Stalin was a czarist dissident, a brawler, a boozer, a singer, a charmer, a womanizer and a brilliant mimic; he was not only a published but an anthologized poet; and he was wholly dedicated to the fight for universal equality and justice.
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The unapologetically wacky "Black Monday" is a tonal swerve from Hall's recent films like the police brutality drama "The Hate U Give" and last summer's low-fi charmer "Support the Girls" — her performance in the latter is a wild-card contender for an Oscar nomination.
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So for the spoiler-averse, here's the detail-free summary: Brigsby Bear, starring Saturday Night Live's Kyle Mooney (who co-scripted with first-time screenwriter Kevin Costello), is an endlessly surprising little charmer of a film that makes sincerity and sweetness into a cinematic virtue again.
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His book "Weeds: In Defense of Nature's Most Unloved Plants" (2010) was a charmer, but it's in a less-well-known early book, "Gilbert White: A Biography of the Author of the Natural History of Selborne" (1986), that the roots of Mr. Mabey's thinking can be found.
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And yet this one-two punch confirms that Linklater is on one of the hottest streaks of his career, one that began with 2011's low-key charmer Bernie and continued with 2013's Before Midnight, 2014's Boyhood, and now 2016's Everybody Wants Some!!
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The important point is not that we're seeing two sides of C.C. — the slick-talking charmer at the bus station and the vicious monster in the stairwell — but the carrot and the stick, both tactics in a ruthless business strategy to make money off women's bodies.
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Based on the 2007 art house film of the same title, the show, which played Off Broadway at the Atlantic Theater, is a low-key charmer in which looking at someone in silence carries as much emotional weight as delivering one of David Yazbek's insidiously catchy songs.
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The one who catches her eye is Jake (Shia LaBeouf, in his most sympathetic performance to date), a roguish charmer who sports a pierced eyebrow and a long plaited pony tail, but who also wears suit trousers with braces because he thinks they make him look "Donald Trump-ish".
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The summit—only the third of its kind and the first in a decade—allowed many in the South to engage in a willing suspension of disbelief and see Mr Kim as an ebullient charmer, rather than a despot who runs the world's most reclusive and repressive regime.
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Her fans remembered every move from the climactic snake-dance scene in "Nagina" when, in deathly white, furious and venomous, she glided down a staircase to roll and gyrate in front of the evil snake-charmer, stinging his sidekicks with her hands and with the flash of her blue-lensed eyes.
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The adorable, near-pocket-size "What the World Needs Now Is Love," last holiday season's repackaging of the Burt Bacharach and Hal David charmer, with exuberant art by Mary Kate McDevitt, uses the line "What the world needs now is love, sweet love" seven times in 24 pages of text.
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But it gradually becomes clear that McBurney (an Irishman fresh off the boat from Dublin who took a man's place in the army for $300) fancies himself a charmer, and that he's found himself in a rather ideal situation: surrounded by beautiful women and charming girls of all ages and personalities.
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Mr. Marshall went on to create, in 20023, "Happy Days," a fondly nostalgic parody of middle-American life in the 1950s and early '60s featuring a roster of stereotypical young people, including Ron Howard as Richie, the straight arrow, and Henry Winkler as the rebellious, leather-jacketed charmer known as the Fonz.
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When we meet Faith, she is in her cramped apartment, dealing with not one husband but two: her ex, the father of her two young sons, a boastful charmer who has dropped by for a brief visit before vanishing again on one of his vague adventures, and her limp, dreamy current mate.
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Born in 1935, Pavarotti arrived on the scene just in time to ride the high-culture-mass-market wave that crested in the half-century after World War II. A smiling charmer, he was also, the film makes clear, more or less a child his whole life: sweet and generous, arrogant and capricious.
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Jarmusch and Driver both had movies in competition at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival—the filmmaker screened Only Lovers Left Alive, while Driver was part of the ensemble of Inside Llewyn Davis—and although Paterson's modesty doesn't make it a Palme d'Or frontrunner, it could be the sort of quiet charmer that garners plenty of buzz.
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Catching a glimpse of the man just enjoying the warmth of family adds a depth to the precarious balancing act that is French Montana's rap career, a decade-long array of peaks and valleys that teeters on the ever-shifting stock of the pop-trap charmer (which, it must be noted, is sort of in decline).
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It's not clear what that role was, but after meeting Snyder thought Eisenberg was a perfect fit for the role — a mix between a witty charmer and a man full of rage that's described as a mix between the "wisecracking psychopathology of the Joker, the self-satisfied clever-clogsiness of the Riddler, and the big-picture scheming of the Penguin."
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He is incredibly affable upon our greeting, carrying a distinct youthful British enthusiasm that is instantly recognisable to anyone that grew up around the working class estates of the UK. In the cage, Page's much-lauded style is a dual role of snake charmer and pouncing cobra, hypnotising his opponents with array of unorthodox movements before leading the contact with venomous rapidity.
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A few years ago, my girlfriend at the time and I were driving through a sleepy stretch of coastal South Carolina on our way to spend 24 hours in Charleston before heading on to Savannah, Ga. That was, until I spotted the Carolina Country Store, a charmer of a white clapboard general store with a sign outside advertising boiled peanuts.
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Alternatively, in "JFK and Mary Meyer," Kornbluth — a veteran magazine journalist and beholder of the salon set where Mary rotated — delivers a slimmer but saucier fictionalization of the diary, one that feels and sounds more bemused, on the qui vive and reflective of the intellectual charmer whom Kennedy had been flirting with since his days as a student at Choate.
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A better actor than he was often given credit for being, his filmography saw him careen from popular but easily dismissed action comedies -- in which he often seemed to be playing a version of the easygoing charmer he appeared to be in real life -- to more sophisticated and demanding fare, eventually achieving an advanced level of cool in Hollywood circles, albeit somewhat belatedly.
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But every year, over the second weekend in March, tens of thousands of people gather here for the "World's Largest Rattlesnake Roundup" (the "World's Largest" is part of the name), a multiday festival where you can pet a live rattlesnake, participate in snake-catching contests, watch the Miss Snake Charmer pageant, or just mill about the souvenir booths with your friends.
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Kate Erbland, IndieWire Still, fans of the Disney feature have long clamored for a sequel to the musical charmer, if only to spend more time with a cadre of cute characters (including, of all things, a hammy reindeer and Josh Gad as a sentient snowman who has zero right to be as cute as he is) inside an inventive new world.... Perhaps they should have been careful what they wished for, if only because it's about to be upended by a fresh new story.
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Ross Douthat If you are surprised by the news that Harvey Weinstein of Miramax fame, a man well known for profane tirades and physical altercations and scrounging M&Ms off movie theater floors, is also the sort of charmer who loafs around semi-nude while asking subordinates for "back" massages, then you can be surprised by just about anything: the sun rising in the east, the fact that movie stars employ plastic surgeons, the news that "The Artist" didn't actually deserve to win Best Picture.
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