" And charitably, she acknowledged Miss Congeniality as "very funny.
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Trump's body language seemed to communicate an attempt at congeniality.
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" (insert Miss Congeniality-related joke here) and "what's your favorite book?
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Those Socks — If fishnets are the MVP, sparkle socks are Miss Congeniality.
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Ice picks and knife fights But don't let their congeniality fool you.
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This year, LGBTQ inmates can also vie for the title of Mr. Congeniality.
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Such a world is tailor-made for Ms. DiDonato, 49, opera's Miss Congeniality.
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I never forgot his congeniality and that fantastic, intimate performance in the city.
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Our first three games followed this familiar pattern, prioritizing congeniality over competitive flare.
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I must, for reasons of bus-ride congeniality, learn some kind of verbal restraint.
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It's as if Miss Congeniality met Titanic — right down to that impending feeling of disaster.
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A recent cover of The New Yorker parodied Trump by presenting him as Miss Congeniality.
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This R&B crooner, born Bryan J. Sledge, broadcasts ease and congeniality in his music.
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" The "Miss Congeniality" actress capped off her message by saying, "Happy birthday, I love you.
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Miss Congeniality, one of four movies my grandmother owned, written by Katie Ford and Caryn Lucas.
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She was later voted Miss Congeniality and continued to be a (slightly controversial) fan favorite online.
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But a director is set in Marc Lawrence (Miss Congeniality 2), who also wrote the script.
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She was crowned season 9's Miss Congeniality, a cash prize awarded to a fan favorite.
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Such views resemble Mr Bolton's, though Mr O'Brien, unlike his predecessor, has a reputation for congeniality.
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FBI agent Gracie, played by Sandra Bullock, becomes a full-on pageant queen in "Miss Congeniality."
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When it came time to announce the winner of the Miss Congeniality title, the room fell silent.
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Early days: With Congress bitterly divided on so many issues, the markup displayed a surprising bipartisan congeniality.
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The spoils of the majority and the fundraising stakes are too high for across-the-aisle congeniality.
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Seventeen years ago, the world got to witness Sandra Bullock kick ass and take names in Miss Congeniality.
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Tyler tries to kiss her after a late-night working session, misreading her cheery congeniality as a flirtation.
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Disney originally announced "Noelle" in January 2017 with a script written and directed by Marc Lawrence ("Miss Congeniality").
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Ozick's extreme congeniality took me by surprise, though perhaps it shouldn't have: All writers live under an assumed identity.
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This October, we'll see a few favorites — namely, Miss Congeniality will makes its way to the site on October 1.
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Cinderella, the OG of ugly duckling transformations, gave way to Never Been Kissed, She's All That, Miss Congeniality, Clueless, etc.
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See: Stacey Dash (Clueless), Viola Davis (Eat Pray Love), and Regina King (Legally Blonde 2, Miss Congeniality 2), among others.
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Maddow asked Sanders about the "big distance" between his "congeniality" with Warren and the vitriol directed at his opponent online.
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Lawrence is the brains behind one of our favorite cult rom-coms: Miss Congeniality (which is coming to Netflix in October).
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None of these sets have much in common on the surface, but they share a few essential qualities: intelligence, generosity, congeniality.
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Cruz will not be voted Miss Congeniality again this year in the United States Senate, I can assure you of that.
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In "Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Dangerous," her F.B.I. agent finds herself impersonating, against her wishes, a man impersonating Tina Turner.
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We would also like to note that Nicole was written by Marc Lawrence, who also wrote another one of favorites: Miss Congeniality.
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And for all Ms Davidson's ribald congeniality, she still has work to do to convince Scots that she could become first minister.
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With their Germanic ancestry Wisconsinites are proudly "Wisconsin nice", their version of Midwestern friendliness and congeniality, and they take politics very seriously.
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"I think nice usually wins," he said after the event in Worcester last month where the voter had worried about his congeniality.
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In short, they're about rebelling against societal expectations of women, which demand a greater level of congeniality than is expected of men.
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The following words and phrases are expert-level ways to demonstrate the confidence, congeniality, and knowledge necessary to secure a higher salary.
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Ms. Cavaliero is doughty and likable, and Mr. Simm is excellent as always, a cheeky blend of congeniality and slightly annoying self-assurance.
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Netflix announced the film's premiere date with a Miss Congeniality joke, perhaps giving us a taste of the movie's light rom-com humor.
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So to the extent that sex helps us to stay calm, we might actually see less aggression and more congeniality in the workplace.
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Yaaaaassss, we stan a baton twirler who didn't win congeniality and that's not something the women in her family aspire to anyway. Yaaaaassss!
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It's even becoming de rigueur to the point that men are getting into the act, signing off "XO" as proof of their congeniality.
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The elder Bushes governed in a spirit of congeniality and of civility, a far cry from the partisan ferocity of our own time.
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Thanks to both "Miss Congeniality" and my recent coverage of Miss Universe, I knew that this quick elimination was standard for pageant competitions.
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Here, she stars in a more formulaic film, which borrows notes from both teen rom-coms and beauty pageant movies like Miss Congeniality.
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As well as The Silence of the Lambs, Wind River joins a genre that runs from The X-Files to Sicario to Miss Congeniality.
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She placed seventh in season nine but was crowned Miss Congeniality—a controversial decision that changed the way Drag Race picked winners of the title.
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Smith has concurred in a policy of congeniality to the museum's overwhelmingly non-Indian, though not wholly white, audience of around a million visitors annually.
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The ongoing "Succession" world tour makes a stop this week at yet another lavish country estate, for two days of earnest haggling and phony congeniality.
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They were a genuine odd couple—the wonkish ruminant sharing a cockpit with Mr. Congeniality, whose days flew by without a flutter of self-doubt.
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The one-minute videos discuss concepts such as inner peace through references to animated film Kung Fu Panda and the 2000 action comedy Miss Congeniality.
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Not only could the former SURver immediately get labeled a homewrecker, but the response would likely be even worse since Brittany is Vanderpump's Miss Congeniality winner.
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The 2001 pageant was hosted for the first and only time by William Shatner after he played a pageant host in the 2000 comedy "Miss Congeniality."
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"I don't think he'll be elected Miss Congeniality in Senate this year," McCain (R-Ariz.) tells The Hill's Molly K. Hooper in a sit-down interview.
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Translation: I curl a section of my hair, watch a little bit of Miss Congeniality, and then return to the bathroom to finish my hair and makeup.
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She was voted Miss Congeniality, and like sweet water signs Cancer and Pisces, she's hilarious, rarely complains about her own life, and is just so damn lovable.
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The Houston rapper reminded us exactly why she's considered "Miss Congeniality" yesterday when she visited a local Los Angeles hospital to lift the spirits of French Montana.
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Mr. Somers was the first runner-up for the Leather Heart Award (that's puppy Miss Congeniality) in the Mr. SF Leather competition the first weekend in March.
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Most of Generation Z, however, knows her best from Miss Congeniality, Sweet Home Alabama, and as Enid Frick, Carrie Bradshaw's brusque Vogue editor on Sex and the City.
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Another fan favorite from season four (which Sharon Needles won), Latrice was crowned Miss Congeniality and is known for her sense of humor and positive outlook on life.
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But as some pointed out, it looked quite similar to the Statue of Liberty Costume that Sandra Bullock's character competed in during the pageant movie "Miss Congeniality" (2000).
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His love of congeniality and spontaneity was apparent in his first design project, the 1910 interior of the apartment of his sister Hedwig and her new husband, Karl Tedesko.
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Several women are crowned various titles: Miss Asian Talent, Miss Asian Congeniality, Miss Asian Second Princess, Miss Asian Third Princess, Miss Asian Entrepreneurship, Miss Asian Imagine Talks, and so on.
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Bullock also captured the hearts of Americans with the Miss Congeniality franchise, released in 2000, as well as being a proud mom of her two children Louis Bardo and Laila.
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The hearty congeniality of the early days of the campaign are gone, with Sanders and Clinton much more likely to snip at each other in debates and on the trail.
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They've had simultaneous openings or late hours before — nights when the building brims with the congeniality of the Bushwick art scene — but now, for the first time, they've coordinated exhibitions.
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He had designed sets for 21975 Broadway productions and worked as production designer on more than two dozen movies, including "Tootsie" (21990), "House of Cards" (21981) and "Miss Congeniality" (21926).
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If we learned anything from the infamous talent show scene in Miss Congeniality, musical glasses are not a new thing — but musical glasses with actual notes etched on the side are.
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Get ready to bid adieu to Mean Girls, E.T., Forrest Gump, Miss Congeniality (yes, both of them) and Pulp Fiction, as well as numerous seasons of Law & Order: SVU and Futurama.
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She previously spent 40 years as a blonde while working on acting and modeling gigs (as Miss Congeniality fans will remember), before slowly transitioning to a darker 'do over the years.
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The Vixen theorized, "I think they know that I keep it real and they can't play phony around me," at which even the Miss Congeniality front-runner Monét rolled her eyes.
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Mr. Hastert was a little-known Illinois lawmaker whose reputation for congeniality helped him ascend the ranks of Congress to become the longest-serving Republican speaker in history, from 1999 to 2007.
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The look was strikingly similar to the ensemble Sandra Bullock wore in the 2000 hit film "Miss Congeniality," in which she plays an FBI agent who goes undercover as a pageant queen.
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He often said that he would never be named "Miss Congeniality" by his fellow senators, due in large part to his longstanding and ongoing crusade to expose and eliminate wasteful spending, particularly earmarks.
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She's known for portraying the silly girl-next-door in romantic comedies like "Miss Congeniality" and "While You Were Sleeping," and in action-packed films like "Speed," which she starred alongside Keanu Reeves.
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"Dallas is a pageant that I always win," Locken, 52, kicks off — a line that will surely please fans who remember her role as a beauty queen contestant in 2000's Miss Congeniality.
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He chalked up some of Kavanaugh's support to "an awful tendency in elite circles to put congeniality and collegiality over ethics," but also noted that some lawyers might have pragmatic reasons to back Kavanaugh.
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Bullock, known for "Miss Congeniality" as well as dramas "The Blind Side" and "Gravity", plays Malorie, a woman desperate to keep her two children safe from an unseen threat that leads people to commit suicide.
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The image connects all Ms. Shaw's projects and performances: an audaciously uninhibited approach to music-making based on joy, omnivorous curiosity and congeniality — even as her work challenges your expectations and takes you by surprise.
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Epcot—an acronym for Experimental Prototype Community of Tomorrow, so you know—is currently undergoing a Miss Congeniality–level makeover, and the company just announced two brand new features for park-goers to get excited about.
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As TV Line points out, Ryan Murphy announced on his Instagram page that Leslie Grossman (What I Like About You, Miss Congeniality 2: Armed and Fabulous, Popular) will be joining the cast of AHS Season 7.
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Outwardly, there were the usual smiles and handshakes, the first-name congeniality as the presidents, prime ministers and a chancellor assembled for their family photo and mugged for the cameras at photo-ops and preprandial gatherings.
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You might also recognize the actress as Miss Rhode Island in Miss Congeniality (who famously declares her love for April 25), or from her various appearances on TV shows like Sneaky Pete, Friends From College, and Elementary.
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Sandra Bullock, hot off Miss Congeniality, was the frontrunner for that zero-to-hero role, but reportedly told the team they would have to rework the story again if they were serious about bringing her on board.
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The relationship between Caitlin and Tommy, played with bright congeniality by Mr. Sublett, takes some surprising turns, yet we don't get enough stage time with them for these to seem more than a device to ratchet up the stakes.
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Wild season notwithstanding, there can only be one queen crowned as America's Next Drag Superstar, and with Miss Congeniality already claimed (whether you agree or not), Friday's season finale did, in fact, anoint one lucky queen into Drag Race herstory.
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He was still listed on the Army Council of the IRA; but the bomb-thrower was now congeniality itself, and the most violent thing he was proposing was to scrap the 11-plus exam, which he had failed as a child.
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Donning a swimsuit, a tiara and a sash that reads "Miss Congeniality," the cover comes after Trump defended his treatment of former Miss Universe Alicia Machado, who accused Trump of bullying her for her weight gain back in the mid 28s.
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I watched some of a show called Armed and Fabulous , which profiles women who like guns (if they had a queer person on staff, they probably would've told them that this is the name of the second Miss Congeniality film).
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Dog Your favorite people are the strangers who let you pet their dog on the street, your guilty pleasure is watching movies like Miss Congeniality and you still check in with your elementary school pen pal at least once a year.
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Although the acting, under Barnet Kellman's direction, keeps things lively, and the growing camaraderie of the women suffuses the stage with a mild congeniality, "Out of the Mouths of Babes" lacks dramatic drive and has only an intermittent comic bite.
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Character wasn't what earned you a seat but what the council would ultimately impart: the soft skills needed to advocate for something you wanted; the congeniality to cultivate allies in its pursuit; the self-assurance that attends even the hollowest power.
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As with many of the generational, racial and ideological challenges rippling through her party, Ms. Harris's bid is premised on the idea that a platform of pork-barrel projects, congeniality and constituent services is no longer sufficient to the moment.
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Ironically, the practice Hodgkinson's bullets interrupted was for a ballgame that's a lonely throwback to the good old days of political congeniality, when people from both parties would debate during the day and then go off to drink together after work.
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A little congeniality can go a long way: At my bar, we practically compete with one another to make our favorite regular's drink first — Roku gin, splash of Elderflower tonic, with a lime — even if there's a line of people waiting.
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While that's probably not quite true in reality, the fact that Selhurst has a capacity of just over 25,000 – the fifth smallest in the top flight, ahead of only Watford, Burnley, Swansea and Bournemouth – helps to foster an air of general congeniality.
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Sure enough, when I mentioned it to a few friends and colleagues, they revealed similar experiences watching movies and TV shows on airplanes: uncontrollable bawling during Miss Congeniality 2; soft, quiet sobbing during The Lobster; imbalanced laugh-cries during Infinitely Polar Bear.
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While the current political climate is not yielding agreement, congeniality or consensus, there is one issue the Trump administration, House and Senate — regardless of party affiliation — are in lock-step: The need to protect and aid religious minorities in the Middle East.
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Snatching the title of Miss Congeniality and placing fourth overall in her season, Royale established a reputation of integrity, kindness, and talent early on in her public history, regularly using her primetime platform to advocate for a cause near and dear to her heart.
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When the song ended, the final ten returned to the stage for a series of awards—Miss Congeniality, Miss Photogenic—and after countless outfit changes, weeks of preparation, and hours of rehearsal, a new Queen USA was crowned: Miss California, in all of her hometown glory.
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If he runs, he would test whether it's a compelling enough case in the combative Donald Trump era, when the party's left flank shows little interest in congeniality, and given that Biden's bipartisan record sometimes advanced policies that have fallen far out of favor with the progressive left.
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This stunt, it seems, is nearly the opposite of that: Here is an undisclosed bear with perhaps the most ridiculous instrument known to mankind, in a region not normally heralded for its warmth and congeniality, tricking people into pausing, even for a moment, to soak in his moves and melodies.
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The thought of the iconic Turner flipping channels while reclining on her chaise longue, accidentally landing on TBS, then throwing a rare bone-in rib-eye at the star of, say, Miss Congeniality 290: Armed and Fabulous warms the heart — and the lingering mystery around that imagined scenario tears at the soul.
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The images — which were seen by at least two of her United co-workers — interfered with her ability to do a job that values "personal rapport and congeniality," according to the E.E.O.C. The woman sued Mr. Uhlenbrock three times, and he agreed to pay more than $100,000 in damages, court records show.
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On the other, they've got to parade around in swimsuits and stilettos in order to do so, which, for many contestants, means having the privilege to afford gender affirmation surgery and to pass in public not just as a woman, but as the kind of traditionally beautiful woman who might win the title of Miss Photogenic or Miss Congeniality.
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Previous teammates Cracker, The Vixen and Blair ru-peated themselves and became Team Wigs; Asia, Monique and Aquaria snapped each other up for Team Face; and the ascending Miss Congeniality candidate Eureka took pity on the ostracized, "tainted" Monét and the silent-but-deadly Kameron Michaels, and warmly embraced them to form a delightfully diverse Team Body.
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Unsubscribe.) Aja, a tad cocky in Season 9, rode in on a scooter, freshly Botoxed ("I'm HD-ready," she said); the Miss Congeniality winner from Season 6, BenDeLaCreme, tottered in giddily; Season 7 runner-up Kennedy Davenport ("Newark, LaGuardia, Kennedy," as RuPaul likes to introduce her), walked in with pageant-girl poise; and Shangela, eliminated from Seasons 2 and 3, popped out from behind a large, fake Tiffany box.
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Among the winners across the show's 10 categories were Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Erika Girardi ("best style"), her costar Teddi Mellencamp Arroyave ("rookie of the year"), Real Housewives of New York City star Bethenny Frankel ("best actress"), Real Housewives of New Jersey star Dolores Catania ("miss congeniality"), Real Housewives of Atlanta star NeNe Leakes ("most iconic moment") and Real Housewives of Orange County pair Tamra and Eddie Judge ("best couple").
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In my still somewhat delirious condition, I felt that what was needed was someone to celebrate the Via Alpina's vision of the good life—to sing the goulash and polenta, the bunk beds and the benches, the inextricable joys and pains of the trail, the Hobbitish congeniality of it all—as eloquently as Shelley had sung the desolation of the glaciers or Rousseau the uplifting terror of the torrents and the precipices.
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The format is pretty simple and follows the same well-worn paths as non-porn reality shows: The contestants come pre-prepared with their soundbites and characters (only, instead of "I'm not here to make friends" it's, "I wanna be the Miss Congeniality of porn" or, "I love fucking on sailboats"), and they all live in a big house together in an effort to make them fuck (only, the inter-cast fucking isn't obscured by a blanket and night vision; I mean, they actually make extremely high quality POV scenes in their off hours).
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Other films include Magic Camp, which is about a fictional magical summer camp from Mean Girls director Mark Waters; Noelle, starring Anna Kendrick as Santa Claus' daughter, from Miss Congeniality director Marc Lawrence; Stargirl, an original film based on the book by Jerry Spinelli and starring Grace VanderWaal; Timmy Failure, which is based on the book series by Stephan Pastis and directed by Spotlight's Tom McCarthy; and Togo, a story about the sled dog that brought badly needed medicine to Nome, Alaska, in 1925, which will star Willem Dafoe and be directed by Fast and the Furious director Ericson Core.
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