Our previous films have all been very folksy, very handmade.
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Finally, Raymonda's Wedding has fun with folksy Hungarian costume camp.
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Charismatic and folksy, he has wide support among ordinary Moroccans.
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Ever since then, folksy politics have always sold in America.
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Once again, he faced John Gregg, a folksy Democratic lawyer.
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This isn't folksy eccentricity; it is white supremacy and misogyny.
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Some folksy terms really do convey a very different idea.
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He says what millions think without wasting time on folksy platitudes.
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Beto's folksy way of saying he's moved on from Ted Cruz.
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The resulting music has a folksy freshness and laid-back sparkle.
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He just calls it by a folksy name — "widening the moat".
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Sheeran, who played one of the soldiers, performed a folksy campfire song.
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Fairly was regarded as a knowledgeable broadcast analyst with a folksy style.
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In this context of folksy theater in a tiny town in Tuscany?
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Second, there are many populist politicians who don't act folksy at all.
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In conversation, Condit can vacillate from folksy to deadpan and back again.
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Small thing: Our technical terms are often translated into folksy, accessible terms.
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There's "Berkyville," which captures the folksy, small-town tenor of the event.
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Its editors had concluded that his brand of folksy humanism was passé.
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"'Let's make ourselves chummy and folksy,'" Shore says, channeling a financial startup.
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Circus has the run-down look of a folksy circus gone to seed.
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The folksy Ervin started his work in March with a five-hour hearing.
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Another lets off a faux-folksy "aw, beans," whenever her plans don't work.
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That makes him seem if not folksy at least a little bit charming.
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They read his own words back to him over some folksy acoustic music.
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Populism is not simply using folksy dress and language to rally the base.
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Buffett still serves up the ample returns and folksy advice his fans love.
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The folksy Gibbons is not big on slogans, but he would probably agree.
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There was tall, WASPy Diane Keaton, all fashionably deployed menswear and folksy aphorisms.
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Sexy, intimidating, folksy, sly or persuasive, he could deliver whatever a role needed.
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In the 2004 Broadway version, it was Phylicia Rashad's formidable and folksy Lena.
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His work — folksy illustrations of small-town America — was suddenly in high demand.
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It may sound folksy, but it's gotten me to where I am today.
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She hoped that the folksy gesture would woo the billionaire — and it did.
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The trip was vintage Biden: folksy anecdotes, lots of handshakes and a few gaffes.
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The folksy world, which changed with the seasons, was painted in colorful, chunky pixels.
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It's folksy truisms like that that had the readers eating out of my hand.
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"Everything in this category is either very pharma-sounding or very folksy," he said.
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While Kaine was badgering, programmed and unlikeable, Pence was folksy, humble, authentic and solid.
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She instructs with folksy patter sprinkled with wisecracking, delivered in a New Yawkese chirp.
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Madeline smartly weaponizes a folksy demeanor that lulls Maia into a sense of safety.
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Martin's folksy banter belied a crisis that had demanded quick reflexes by the Fed.
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A clumsy, folksy lie delivered by a shyster using broken English reads as truth.
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Bill Elliott, his folksy and genial father, was known as Awesome Bill from Dawsonville.
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It goes from the raunchy and folksy to anguished to very spooky and supernatural.
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He took a very folksy approach to painting that reminded me of Bob Ross.
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Nice, folksy numbers, to be filed alongside his love of Bob Dylan and the Killers.
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Or do you just want to rip the strings right out of that folksy guitar?
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This isn't the former governor of Arkansas, balancing his pro-business policies with folksy populism.
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His charisma and folksy advice have earned him cult-like status among the country's entrepreneurs.
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He could make Bill Clinton laugh saying, "come here little nigger baby" seem disarmingly folksy.
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They're positive in tone and laced with folksy erudition, promiscuous associations and grand, Whitmanesque declarations.
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According to Oliver, gourd decor takes a sharp turn from folksy to obnoxious after Thanksgiving.
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Ceramic sculptures of hybrid animals put a folksy, primitivist spin on the fine-art toy.
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At other times, he just was being refreshingly folksy, punctuating the way regular people do.
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Remember Tim Ryan, the Rust-Belt Democrat who ran on his folksy, working-class appeal?
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A previous billionaire candidate, Ross Perot, packaged himself as "Texarkana folksy" in Mr. Brinkley's words.
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Third Person (Plural): Prelude – Brotherhood (2018) mixes period propaganda with a folksy song about prejudice.
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He did not lose his folksy charisma or fire the architects of his political operation.
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The mere mention of Ms. Lockhart is enough to shear off Sheriff Franklin's folksy veneer.
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Meyer's homespun, folksy vintage; both looked distinctive from anything else on shelves at the time.
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Those folksy button-down shirts in your official portraits are neither authoritative nor casual enough.
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America's folksy model is symbolized by Jack Hanna, the former director of the Columbus Zoo.
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The group has honed a language unto itself: folksy, sophisticated and full of bluesy idiosyncrasy.
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A relative newcomer to the Congress, Kennedy's folksy, quick-witted sound bites have garnered attention.
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Much of his costume is intentionally a bit ill-fitting and folksy, rather than fancy.
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Amy Klobuchar, who I think is poised to surge in Iowa, was folksy and warm.
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In the article, Waitt pointed to the folksy style and the inexpensive locale, of course.
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Sen. John Kennedy has long been known as a folksy, straight shooter on Capitol Hill.
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Breakingviews Warren E. Buffett's folksy charm may come in especially handy for his Oncor encore.
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"He needs a lot of prayer," one says, before making a folksy joke about his.
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Hunched over the podium, the Ohio governor gave a folksy, rambling treatise about the America of
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Do you prefer her decked out in pasties and glitter or her more subdued folksy vibe?
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Klobuchar mixed sharp arguments about how she's shaped policy in the Senate with folksy Midwest humor.
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No number of fishing stories can hide the sliver of erudition breaking through the folksy veneer.
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And, oh, the tales she spins in this folksy three-character fantasia, directed by Ellie Heyman!
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In "The Revenant," as on the runway, the folksy, shredded but eminently durable look speaks volumes.
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Folksy and genial, the 70-year-old Moore has the lacquered look of an aging televangelist.
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But they are a useful reminder that there is sometimes genuine wisdom hidden in folksy homilies.
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Instead of an economic model, he gave his readers a folksy anecdote about an overtaxed farmer.
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A wretchedly folksy recital of greatest hits, it does not waste effort on depth or continuity.
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It's a simplistic notion, but it's a natural fit for Mr. Wood's folksy, intimate storytelling method.
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Jonathan Pryce, who bears an uncanny resemblance to Francis, gives the Argentine Jesuit a folksy touch.
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The song is frankly adorable, enlisting a more folksy-indie vibe than a down-home country feel.
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Instead, as 23.5,22017 businesses featuring literal faces that can connect to you on a folksy, personal level.
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It took out newspaper advertisements, and the chief minister delivered a folksy radio spot on the measure.
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What was once a folksy response to inevitable exposure now carries a hint of Munchausen by proxy.
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In a folksy video posted to his official Facebook page, Alvarez, 34, rejected the accusations against him.
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"Almost half of the country belongs to minority groups," he says, while strolling past folksy Rockwellian scenes.
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In folksy, Midwestern style, Bullock opened his campaign launch video with a shot of a big hill.
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He had folksy appeal, having spent 11 years as mayor of a small town in the Rhineland.
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It just seems so modern: a utopian blend of technology and nature that's both efficient and folksy.
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Her words are often punctuated by folksy aphorisms: "Nothing beats a failure but a try," she says.
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Gussy up a distant relative's folksy holiday decor with a wreath full of bud arranged by Henry's.
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STARR: I don't think President Clinton proved to be quite as folksy as I recall Hickman was.
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More subtly, Paul McCartney's "Blackbird" was a folksy, foot-tapping, luminous paean to the civil rights movement.
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The James Comey who emerged during the hearing was by turns humble, folksy and matter-of-fact.
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He became the butt of jokes for being too folksy, pilloried for being a Georgia peanut farmer.
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This is no rock album — it's a bone-simple genre exercise, folksy adult countrypolitan updated for modern recording.
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Amid crackling fires, mugs of hot cider and folksy good cheer, the senator pulled off a memorable show.
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The press ate it up and penned folksy stories about fishing trips, Sunday School and pick-up trucks.
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There's nothing folksy or visionary about his work at Midland; it's straight out of the corporate consultant playbook.
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In Badlands, Sissy Spacek spins dry, folksy ruminations in a Southern lilt over horrific and quotidian events alike.
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The original text was very folksy, very down to earth, and we wanted to restore the original feeling.
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"Hadestown," a folksy reimagining of an ancient Greek myth, led the pack this season with 14 Tony nominations.
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Mr. Hidalgo's polite, folksy demeanor presents a self-possessed young man with an unabashed love of geek culture.
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Scrawled with folksy good humor, the letters have been all that was known of Sergeant Rogers since Jan.
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Hand-thrown and glazed by the artist Taro Endo in Japan, this piece has a folksy, homemade feel.
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Biden supporters are certainly more receptive than younger Democrats to his folksy language and 1990s view of America.
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After quickly establishing this philosophical and folksy mood in a joke, a twist inevitably undercuts the self-seriousness.
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The man himself has voiced a cameo on "The Simpsons" mocking his folksy style and signature bowl haircut.
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She did it with a folksy, populist style and an emphasis on pocketbook issues like health care costs.
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Folksy and self-effacing, Mr. Marsh liked to call himself a plain lawyer from Virginia's Shenandoah apple country.
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Above all, despite his folksy image and reputation for retail politics, he came in fifth in the Iowa caucuses.
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Steve King conceded in a folksy but defensive address to a group of about 40 supporters here Saturday morning.
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Indonesia's biggest Islamic organisation is Nahdlatul Ulama (NU), which embraces folksy forms of Islam and explicitly campaigns against extremism.
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The folksy rocker was scheduled to perform Thursday at the school's Bass Concert Hall to promote his latest album.
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The widely read missive usually blends a review of Berkshire Hathaway's operations with folksy wisdom and advice for investors.
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It doesn't seem overly folksy or naive to say that people need whatever laughs they can get in 2017.
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He was also a folksy presence on its New Jersey campus, often seen in sneakers, or riding his bicycle.
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He is the ultimate performer, his folksy charm and seemingly impossible ambitions as effective in English as in Chinese.
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McNair rarely shied away from a reporter's notebook or microphone, using folksy language that was both blunt and charming.
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Montana Governor Steve Bullock, in his debut on the debate stage, made a folksy case for Mountain State moderation.
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" Bottom right: "Nina Simone's 'Folksy Nina' (1964) is my favorite album, and 'The Young Knight' is my favorite song.
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The humorist and author created the folksy "Prairie Home" variety show and hosted it for more than four decades.
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As songstress Nadia Schilling's rich, folksy voice spins a tale of wistful romance, a gorgeous, patchwork landscape reveals itself.
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"I tuk the first prize at 'The Fair Last Fall'," the woman in the panel boasts in a folksy manner.
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She is the only candidate in the field who might be described as folksy, though they all aspire to that.
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Biden, drawing on his folksy appeal, said Trump "has no clue" about a middle class Clinton has known for decades.
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Reporters soak up her folksy style, fist pumping and energetic presentation, while often letting her skate on the tough questions.
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Sadly, there is no folksy Sam Ervin or mainstream Republicans like Howard Baker willing to be persuaded by the evidence.
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His folksy nickname belied the fear he'd instilled in small communities that wondered when and where he might strike next.
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They are described in quick broad strokes that don't get much deeper than quirky anecdotes and folksy turns of phrase.
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But Swinney's characteristically folksy remark actually masked a crucial truth: Swinney really has tried to get away from those guys.
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He finished with a folksy story about a child who asked whether Mr. Perdue could make school lunches great again.
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That's what happened in Georgia in 1966 when Lester Maddox, a folksy restaurateur and longtime failed candidate, was elected governor.
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He has appeared at legislative hearings and laid out, in his folksy way, the hard truths about the overtaxed station.
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The odd thing about Vernon's music, which fans related to because of its folksy vulnerability, was how much he withheld.
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His Twitter account (search for "assume deer dead") is among the most followed on Capitol Hill for its folksy charm.
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One reader calls the book "wonderfully folksy" — others say it's solid inspiration for those looking to start their own business.
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While he huffed and puffed a bit early on, Mr. Broderick's folksy charisma made up for his surprisingly frequent gaffes.
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Gemeinhart infuses the story with moments of lyrical writing and folksy wisdom served up with a dollop of girl power.
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It's exactly the kind of crazy real-life anecdote that Hawley might retell in some kind of faux-folksy Fargo monologue.
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Postman, the nicest guy in cultural criticism, was a folksy, friendly thinker who imagined the future in which we now live.
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By contrast, Williams' campaign feels out of a different time, and it's not just the folksy ads and the camper trailer.
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Mr López Obrador, who has run for the presidency twice before, has a folksy air of incorruptibility that enchants many Mexicans.
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Ferguson was a skeptic of wantonly high-brow art and lover of folksy films, with a particular soft spot for comedy.
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Purple Pilgrims, a sister duo from New Zealand, make folksy dream pop, and Mothica, a Brooklynite, dabbles in gloomy synth pop.
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What threatens to derail Selina more than anything is the Eagle himself, Bob Bradley (Martin Mull), the folksy, veteran political adviser.
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But Andy Taylor, the folksy sheriff of Mayberry, North Carolina, seems like an accidental attempt to create a kinder, gentler LBJ.
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And he was only Dem other than Carter -- another folksy Southerner -- to win a plurality of white working-class vote. 8.
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Mr. Buffett's annual letter is combed over for its investment advice and folksy wisdom as well as a few corny jokes.
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"Perot will be defined, seen, as a weirdo," he wrote that spring, referring to Mr. Perot's eccentric ways and folksy style.
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Her narration is folksy and intimate, drawing listeners in as if they were sitting and chatting over a glass of wine.
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A few run on a little long, but there's charm in that shagginess, and in Mr. Irving's folksy and welcoming manner.
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Clinton, they said, had beckoned her cronies in the woods to smile for selfies and make her look folksy and beloved.
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BEIJING — The two-minute cartoon opens with a folksy jingle and a smiling bobblehead of President Xi Jinping, dimpled and cherubic.
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And the folksy Mr. Northam is not nearly as deft, particularly when it comes to seizing openings to press his opponent.
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The shirts are aimed at invoking a folksy charm and conjuring up a sense of hard work, and Purnama often wears one.
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The nine-part documentary is a slow-burning epic packed with folksy stories told by some dude with a really soothing voice.
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The new work, "Two Paths: America Divided or United", reflects Mr Kasich's image as a folksy blue-collar conservative with a conscience.
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The latest footage provides an intimate look at their recording and creative process, as Kilgore shows off her earnest, folksy soprano acoustics.
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Kalispell, Montana (CNN)The acoustic song is folksy and gentle, carrying the sort of ease you'd expect from a quaint Montana event.
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He was the folksy businessman who understood how to make things work as, he said, was evident from his own bank account.
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If Theron had become a more typical star, she would have taken roles that underlined and amplified her folksy cool girl–ness.
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Morisi set aside party references and made Salvini - a folksy, 45-year-old politician with a reputation for plain speaking - the brand.
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Interspersed with personal anecdotes and hand-drawn illustrations that recall folksy whiteboard animation videos, Make Time takes a flexible, anti-perfectionist approach.
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When the folksy journalist Charles Kuralt died in 1997, he left his fans with a similar question: How can he be both?
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"Sometimes dead is better," intones the folksy local Jud Crandall (John Lithgow), a fine summation for this remake as there ever was.
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He was short with buzz-top haircut, spoke with a folksy Texas drawl and had protruding ears that even he joked about.
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In her debut studio album, Summer sang folksy rock songs that were reminiscent of Fleetwood Mac and other bands of the day.
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With the laws of physics on notice, Ms. Taub appeared, dressed like a folksy stage manager in a sweater and patched overalls.
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But despite that folksy touch, he had the look of an improbably young leader addressing his people at a moment of crisis.
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Or if you want something more grounded, the British series "Gavin & Stacey" is sweet and wonderful, and definitely more folksy than cosmopolitan.
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It's always worth reading the folksy wisdom on investing, politics and more from the "Oracle of Omaha," which comes out on Saturday.
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He presented himself as a folksy servant of neutral legal principles, and senators had little success in eliciting anything but canned answers.
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They weren't as mighty in numbers as Elizabeth Warren's apple-cheeked, blazered supporters or as sturdy and folksy seeming as Buttigieg's contingent.
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Swedish design trends of the past — Gustavian gilt, the psychedelic patterns of Josef Frank and folksy Nordic touches — are warming up Stockholm.
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Dressed in ironed jeans and crisp shirts, the men were courteous and formal, a marked contrast to Bolsonaro's folksy and often offensive slang.
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They keep the tone patriotic throughout with cliched folksy political rhetoric — at one point Rogen even recites lines from the movie Independence Day.
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Buffett has mastered a folksy patter on many subjects over the decades, thanks in part to a pivotal Dale Carnegie public-speaking course.
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Murkowski is, however, exceptionally comfortable in one-on-one informal encounters, where she is skilled in the art of the folksy, quick connection.
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In Canada, he has captured the nation with a folksy appeal and inspirational messages about the country and its role in the world.
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British singer-songwriter Ed Sheeran appeared in the Game of Thrones season 7 premiere in a hilariously random cameo, singing a folksy tune.
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Ms McCaskill, a tough operator with a prosecutor's mind and a folksy manner, joined four other moderate Democrats in voting against the shutdown.
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Biden used his speech, which was full of folksy stories about his upbringing in a union household, to pitch Clinton's working-class bonafides.
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With a folksy Pete Seeger-like appeal, Sanders proved adept at couching worn-out 1930's left-wing bromides into new-sounding pabulum.
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The picaresque tale is infused with a fun, folksy magical realism one made more delightful by the many colorful descriptive phrases peppered throughout.
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He stood beside her, as she shotgunned her usual mix of folksy jargon, non-sequiturs and sheer nonsense (she also misquoted Ronald Reagan).
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He vehemently denies any wrongdoing, and reportedly greeted the federal police officers at his door with calm, if not his usual folksy charm.
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Always ready with a plan or a folksy quip or a tale from her upbringing on the ragged edge of the middle class.
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Palin's folksy, plain-speaking style has won her a loyal following among some conservatives, but she remains a polarizing figure, even among Republicans.
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Defense lawyer Stew Mathews, tall, folksy, and with a full head of silver-white hair, attempted to humanize Tensing in his opening statement.
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We pass an open window through which Disco-Polo, folksy 1990s Polish pop music, is playing, and Olowska stops so we can listen.
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She liked George W. Bush's folksy demeanor and admired his Christian faith, but as the war dragged on, her criticisms grew increasingly personal.
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Aminah Brenda Lynn Robinson — at ACA (Booth 305, Pier 90) — uses her folksy collage-style aesthetic to detail a visit to New York.
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You can see in Molly the American tradition of barbed satirical political commentary mixed with folksy appeal, as in writers like Mark Twain.
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With lots of rough hewed wood and matte color palettes, their modern yet folksy style attracted an HGTV offer and a devoted following.
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But books in the cozy subgenre, which offer all the satisfaction of procedurals with little of the gore, have their own folksy charms.
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Much of that can be chalked up to a perceived folksy demeanor and his time as former President Barack Obama's second-in-command.
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Claim to Fame: Zsela Thompson is a rising singer and songwriter of melodic, folksy ballads popular with the bicoastal art and fashion scene.
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Trained in Paris, enamored of rural Brazil, Tarsila moved quickly from folksy, idealized depictions of the New World to a brawny, confident biomorphism.
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Mr. Murray, a brash and folksy populist who started working in coal mines as a teenager, is an unabashed skeptic of climate science.
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Ms. Peelle entertains in the novel in a folksy way that might lapse more frequently into hokey in a less confident writer's hands.
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Fast forward to debate 4, the media's summer fling with Warren, who the Washington Post had called a Springsteineque folksy troubadour, was over.
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Most memorably, he was great fun to be with on the hustings — scholarly and folksy, shrewd and witty in the hollows he loved.
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Her public remarks are addressed to her home crowd and delivered in folksy language, even if they are occasionally flimsy on the facts.
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But having a CEO with an earnest, folksy public persona can serve as a valuable insurance policy when the inevitable controversies come up.
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Barney Hall, whose folksy delivery brought Nascar racing to life for radio listeners across the country for more than five decades, died on Tuesday.
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And as fans of his more folksy, lyric-dominated music, Lukas said he struggled at first to make a more poppy, radio-friendly song.
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They also regard the relatively gentle, folksy version of Islam practised by many Sunnis in Pakistan, with its Sufi shrines and saints, as blasphemous.
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But everything, from the pithy recurring phrases to the thoughtfully placed pauses and seemingly folksy anecdotes are actually well-planned-out, crowd-tested presentations.
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Crown Princess Mary, who wore folksy dress for the occasion, is expected to resume her duties after enjoying the Olympics later in the summer.
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There is the thumping music as she arrives, the black-red-yellow "Kanzlerin" ("chancelloress") placards and the folksy chitchat with dignitaries on the dais.
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On May 4th, 40,000 of its shareholders gather for its annual general meeting in Omaha, Nebraska, for a dose of Mr Buffett's folksy wisdom.
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While Burrower leaned heavily on folksy singer-songwriter vibes, All These Miles (produced by Saves The Day's Arun Bali) takes a giant leap forward.
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But the folksy charm of Zuma, a teetotaller, and his modest upbringing ensured that he always retained a loyal following, especially in rural areas.
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He's just totally out of his league up there, and as Harry pointed out, there's already a MacKenzie doing folksy singer-songwriter tunes, so….
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" The statement also offers such pearls of folksy wisdom as, "Nothing is more foolish than dropping a hunting gun before herds of ferocious wolves.
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Even this show's early numbers, extolling the homespun virtues of small-town life with harmonic "aahs" and folksy bluegrass chords, have a depressive undertow.
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His folksy tweets, on a range of topics from marriage to environmentalism, were retweeted eight times more frequently than those of President Barack Obama.
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There are forcefully folksy handclaps where the music doesn't call for them; later, when the music develops a folk atmosphere, Mr. Gomes ignores it.
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The Oklahoma-born tycoon, known for his folksy speech and ruthless business acumen, died surrounded by family and friends, his spokesman Jay Rosser said.
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El Lissitzky, who earlier printed folksy lithographs of Passover stories, now painted geometric collisions such as "Beat the Whites with the Red Wedge" (1920).
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That's partly thanks to Thompson, who gives her a casual authenticity that helps you see how people embrace her authoritarianism as folksy common sense.
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As flop-haired liberals, they stood in sharp contrast to the veteran cabbies of the '50s and '60s, then famous for their folksy wisdom.
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For decades, Mr. al-Bashir had courted popularity at home with a folksy image even as he became seen as a villainous figure abroad.
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Mike Huckabee, the former Arkansas governor, has leveraged two losing presidential campaigns into an empire of folksy conservative ubiquity across television, radio and print.
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The word "sheriff" might conjure up something of a folksy image, but what do you really know about these elected enforcers of the law?
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Her folksy, rough-hewed attitude appalls Denver's ladies who lunch until — you guessed it — she charms them, with an assist from some spiked tea.
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But the folksy, hardscrabble wisdom that has become his calling card in this year's tournament is only one piece of the complete Frank Martin.
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What distinguished Mr. Harrison in the highly competitive New York metropolitan market — even before the advent of shock jocks — was his folksy Midwest patter.
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Next time, it's just going to be 'Crazy Aunt Lizzie's No-Malarkey, Stream-of-Consciousness, Folksy-rific Wooden Nickel in Every Garage Campaign-aganza!
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The unrest poses a delicate political challenge for Xi, who has made his affinity for the military one of the pillars of his folksy image.
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Instead, he uses it as a way to talk about his Maltese origins — his father was originally from Malta — and to convey his folksy accessibility.
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In 2014, the trio released "No Fools, No Fun," a debut flavored by folksy, fingerpicked guitar, close harmonies and, of course, Jones's signature silky coo.
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His speeches are packed with folksy anecdotes about people he meets on the trail, along with issues like energy, college financing, economic policy and retraining.
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" He continued, "She had that folksy thing down—although I did notice... that when she tried to get cutesy with her folksiness, it didn't work.
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Since joining the high court last year, Gorsuch has been a folksy and consistent voice in lock-step with the rest of the court's conservatives.
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He is too folksy, he claims, to even recognize Jewish symbolism (despite the fact that his daughter, her husband and their three children are Jewish).
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Once in DC, Reynolds joined the Washington cocktail party crowd, and his folksy routine was mostly shelved (except for that old Ford — he kept that).
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Unlike McCaskill, who speaks in the same style in speeches, on television, and in her memoir, Hawley can be soothing or stentorian, folksy or intellectual.
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I thought Debbie Dingell was particularly good, she came off initially folksy and then went in for the shark attack, which I thought was interesting.
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In conversation, the Chicago-via-Ohio songwriter matched his patiently folksy music, often dealing in long pauses and several qualifiers to fully make his point.
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Colombian powerhouse Shakira's commentary was folksy and subtle -- a callback to the sounds and sentiments that catapulted her to American fame in the early 2000s.
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Online, the prepper discussions run from folksy ("A Mom's Guide to Preparing for Civil Unrest") to grim ("How to Eat a Pine Tree to Survive").
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Elizabeth Warren on Monday showed how she might tap into the teacher protests, by sharing a folksy reminiscence of her 2nd grade teacher Mrs. Lee.
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E.B. White, but kick up the folksy whimsy three or four notches, and also the animals should all represent specific officials within the Carter administration.
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Everyone loved George W. Bush's folksy manner until Hurricane Katrina, mounting casualties in Iraq, a slowing economy, and a financial crisis left him utterly discredited.
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Late in the campaign and seeking to reverse the polls, Meade has changed style, adopting a more folksy manner and even tossing off some mild vulgarity.
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All of these questionable expenses are mounting at the same time Pruitt has promised to implement a folksy-sounding "back to basics" agenda at the EPA.
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While teaching a class earlier this year, he criticized a popular, folksy phrase Mr. Xi uses often — "roll up your sleeves and work hard" — as coarse.
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It looks like the formula of strange characters, folksy mannerisms, and unsolved murders that made the show a success in prior seasons is all still there.
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The folksy duo made up of former Smiths Westerns members is named after a fictional muse, who probably owns a lot of Townes Van Zandt records.
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With his folksy rural drawl, paediatric medical practice and decade in state government, Mr Northam seemed another easy sell to election-deciding independents and disaffected Republicans.
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My musical preferences have always leaned towards rock, from folksy tunes with violins and banjos to darker tracks with heavy power chords and lots of screaming.
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As the daughter of folksy rock icon John Cougar Mellencamp, Teddi can add a dose of star power that goes beyond soap operas and childhood fame.
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In recent years, as the company has become increasingly successful, Buffett has been much more comfortable putting his humor and folksy, plain-speaking personality on display.
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And so, in the absence of championship excitement, Scully has done what all great baseball announcers must learn to do — tell folksy stories to kill time.
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As prime minister Yildirim has often adopted a folksy style in his speeches, at times glum, at times injecting humor as he reaches out to voters.
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With a broad Texas drawl and a folksy glint in his eye, he told the story of an irate woman he encountered during a church service.
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Trump's preposterous honesty about things like his greed and his clumsy/folksy pattern of speech combine to create a sense of familiarity and even common cause.
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Mr. Godfrey — a folksy, sentimental ukulele strummer to his audiences but an imperious, tyrannical boss behind the sets — ordered all his entertainers to take dancing lessons.
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Designed by Laura Ashley, the dress, like most of the British icon's clothing, blended a folksy craft aesthetic with the dreamy romanticism of the Pre-Raphaelites.
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A need for social good design Folksy iconography once dominated nonprofit branding and campaigns — messaging that eventually shifted primarily to photography, sometimes paired with graphic design.
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A Philippine food market serves a large community of carers for the elderly, there's a makeshift Philippine church, a folksy Yiddish book centre and money changers.
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The Soma 6-Cup Pitcher is a paragon of Brooklynite beauty: folksy oak handle, sleek minimalist reservoir, filter cones made out of coconut shells (or something).
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She sometimes shifts between plain-spoken, even folksy slang and her old kewpie doll voice, code-switching between savvy and silly, gimlet-eyed and wide-eyed.
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It's usually packed to the brim on weekends but the music is well worth the squish, and the folksy decor is straight out of the 70s.
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"The Green Pharmacy" took a folksy, anecdotal, sometimes whimsical approach to describing the herbs, foods and teas that Dr. Duke recommended for various ailments, arranged alphabetically.
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His default style is folksy — he says "fella" more than a character in a musical from the golden age of Broadway — and direct, even ostentatiously so.
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In the folksy '2160s, Mr. Evans designed ornate welded steel-front cabinets that drew inspiration from the sculpture work of Picasso, Harry Bertoia and Julio González.
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Bruce Hornsby melds chamber music, jazz, Minimalism and a folksy hoedown with some science-based metaphors to offer advice and warnings for the future of humanity.
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Dvorak's festive, soulful "Dumky" Trio, with its endlessly variegated surfaces, brought out the best in the group, both in passages of folksy energy and Wagnerian ethereal shimmer.
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" Sheeran spits verses about the inconveniences of fame over a a folksy acoustic guitar: "I think money is the root of all evil and fame is hell.
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Martin O'Malley is filling the role played by John Edwards in '08—a clear-eyed, vaguely folksy, JFK type who is being mostly ignored by the electorate.
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It's a sense of humor that is irreverent and heavy on folksy shtick, which wormed its way from Odessa to Kryvyi Rih and, later, to Brighton Beach.
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A folksy Arab song about smoking marijuana played from the speakers, and posters tacked to the wall advertised a concert featuring an Arab ska band, Toot Ard.
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On top of that, teases of what these childrens' progressive additions could mean for a show like Roseanne are avoided in favor of folksy conversations about money.
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At that Clinton rally, Buffett seemed to be almost out of breath and folksy as ever even as he lowered his "monkey" boom on the GOP nominee.
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Before a rapt chamber, he was by turns folksy and self-deprecating, intense and scornful, challenging the House prosecutors who had brought the case to the Senate.
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As cameras rolled, he delivered an hour-long soliloquy—a mixture of folksy homilies, socialist slogans, jokes, and bluster, centered on his victory over his political opponents.
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It was an especially crippling drawback for him given that he was running in the upper South, which has a long tradition of charismatic, wisecracking, folksy politicians.
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John Kennedy (R-La.), known for his folksy demeanor and dry humor, later poked fun at the seeming absurdity of what had transpired on the Senate floor.
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Consuming baking soda, pre-workout, might sound like a folksy, jacked grandmother's homespun tip for a great CrossFit workout but, surprisingly, there's science to back it up.
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Still, Mr. Xi is popular in many areas — his fans affectionately call him "Uncle Xi" — and his brand of folksy nationalism wins accolades, especially in rural areas.
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Many liberal analysts have interpreted the president's wandering speech patterns as a sign of dementia or stupidity, or even as some sort of folksy, working-class vernacular.
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She sang Rufus and Chaka Khan's "Tell Me Something Good," putting a folksy twist on it that left Randy Jackson, Jennifer Lopez and Steven Tyler pretty impressed.
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Whether he is playing a lovelorn misanthrope in last year's quirky indie "Wilson" or an intergalactic desperado in "Solo," an innate likability, a folksy decency, shines through.
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Weaving, once looked down on by the art establishment as women's work, or scorned as folksy craft, is now the subject of major exhibitions at prestigious museums.
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So far, his folksy "they-are-eating-our-lunch" scream is eliciting exactly what the trade theory says: If you (threaten to) limit trade, factors of production (i.e.
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Guthrie's "This Land Is Your Land," which even made an appearance in Lady Gaga's Super Bowl halftime show, is sometimes overlooked as a folksy, campfire-ready national anthem.
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Stranded in a long-forgotten roadside town called Radiator Springs, Lightning learns a lesson in humility from a cast of "folksy" automobiles after running afoul of the law.
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Gone are her days of twerking in mouse buns, crystalized semi-nude bodysuits, and prosthetic breasts, and in their place a much more tame, folksy Miley has emerged.
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For decades serious musicians have mocked it as the discordant, breathy, vulgar voice of peasants, clowns and fairground hucksters: an endlessly jovial or sentimental repertoire of folksy tunes.
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The manager, known for his folksy, colorful turns of phrase and for his dark cashmere sweaters no matter the occasion, was the darling of the automotive analyst community.
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The misconduct, carried out by low-level branch staff to meet internal sales targets, shattered the bank's folksy image and triggered a raft of federal and state investigations.
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In a bid to convince the country that his wife is a caring as well as a clever woman, Mr Clinton combined folksy story-telling with patient exposition.
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For years, Mr. Nelson has been the Democrats' folksy exception in statewide races, his amiable moderation held up as the template for hanging on through persistent political headwinds.
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To many who know him well, though, Gibbons is a passionate, straight-shooting, old-school baseball man whose folksy traits sometimes shroud the cerebral foundations of his success.
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He started off strong with his folksy humor and stuff like that, but then didn't know how Facebook worked, which was fascinating, and didn't have any good questions.
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The misconduct, carried out by low-level branch staff to meet internal sales targets, shattered the bank's folksy image and a raft of federal and state investigations followed.
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For more than 50 years, Mr. Buffett's letter has not just expounded on the conglomerate's performance but also dispensed investment advice, folksy wisdom and a few corny jokes.
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Rather than illuminating the politics of the present by examining the struggles of the past, Bissell lurches from folksy comedy to clattering melodrama, producing the opposite of enlightenment.
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But the show uses cartoons and folksy examples to argue that Marx discovered fundamental truths about how societies evolve, and that China remains shaped by Marx's egalitarian ideals.
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Despite folksy characters with fragrant names like Sitter Mavis, who must mind her dotty mother, and Clara Breedlove, who radiates maternal warmth, the play is subtler than that.
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His folksy charm, sharp questions and televised hearings propelled Mr. Ervin — a Harvard Law School graduate who called himself "just an ol' country lawyer" — into the national spotlight.
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That hammered Central European dulcimer — played beautifully, as in Los Angeles, by Chester Englander — remains an ingenious central element of the score, its twang simultaneously folksy and otherworldly.
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The billionaire media mogul, in his folksy Tennessee accent, was responding to an analyst who was trying to make sense of Dish's seemingly random mixed bag of assets.
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Judge Gorsuch's style was folksy, earnest, learned and emphatic, and he easily dodged questions from members of the Senate Judiciary Committee that he was not inclined to answer.
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It seems that he has — as he once said of "desire" — more folksy sayings in his little finger than all of the dadgum Carolina fans in the world.
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In 2008, Sarah Palin represented some continuity with Bush's folksy religious brand of conservatism, but also emphasized the "maverick" and "reformer" nature of her running mate, John McCain.
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From skin to bone, the 26-year-old songbird's acoustic-laden offering is equal parts dreamy enchantment and wayward Americana—a folksy and intimate study of spiritual deliverance.
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We find a folksy array of batons carried by youth groups, table top sculptures representing heroic workers, gifted to the leader by factories, and patriotic illustrations by schoolchildren.
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That's begotten both a no-frills investing philosophy as well as modest Midwestern lifestyle marked by regular trips to McDonald's, a taste for Coca-Cola and folksy business mantras.
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Before heading out to catch the day's acts at Fort Adams, channel your own folksy vibe by grabbing a latte and some pastries at the coffeehouse-style Breakfast Cafe.
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Either way, Mr Gou will doubtless try to sell himself as an ordinary Taiwanese made good—hence his folksy visit to the temple in the gritty suburbs of Taipei.
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In his signature, folksy way, Vice President Joe Biden had the Democratic National Convention rocking to a new catch-phrase diss of Donald Trump and his Republican presidential campaign.
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Claire Stapleton: TGIF, you know, it's like the existential crisis around tech and its influence has been mounting forever, but there's this very folksy grounding, kumbaya ... From the beginning.
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Sarah Palin, full of folksy fire and fury, gave her endorsement to Donald Trump Tuesday night, saying he's the guy to topple the status-quo-loving Republican Party establishment.
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The folksy spokesperson has experienced a profile bump in the first weeks of the Trump administration, where she has gone on television somewhat regularly to push the administration's views.
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It's also why we judge people who seem to be performing their accent, such as politicians who suddenly develop a folksy twang or celebrities who affect posh European mannerisms.
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" The first name adds something of a folksy touch, but there's no drama, the "America" is vague and fake, and it doesn't stand a chance against "Feel the Bern.
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Much like Trump, he's a celebrity of sorts — the self-styled "Cajun John Wayne," with a folksy tough-on-crime persona manufactured during his time as a sheriff's deputy.
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Many Alabamians did not expect such antics from a folksy, septuagenarian deacon of the First Baptist church in Tuscaloosa, who has assumed stridently judgmental stances on marriage and abortion.
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In his concurring opinion, the court's newest justice dropped his usual folksy writing style for a more stentorian tone, one that evoked the stern language of his predecessor, Scalia.
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Eisenhower played the genial, folksy man of the people, but his secretaries of state, John Foster Dulles and Christian Herter, were prominent members of the Council on Foreign Relations.
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On the toastiest of summer days, you can safely say "It's hot enough to fry an egg on the sidewalk," and pat yourself on the back for being folksy.
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In February, after they dismantle the living room, Swafford and Larson plan to install a folksy bedroom full of hand-carved furniture and a different set of artistic partnerships.
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He speaks in a folksy drawl ("Do you mind if we forgo the whole serial killer thing?" he asks Eddie with disarming friendliness) and smirks with a creepy intensity.
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That kind of folksy appeal attracted the attention of the billionaire investor Warren E. Buffett and his company, Berkshire Hathaway, the bank's largest investor, with a 10 percent stake.
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" Mr. Halbig displays a folksy affect, and frequently says that as soon as his demands for information are met he can "get back to my life with my grandchildren.
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Before spell-checkers, I used spelling rules I learned in elementary school (" 'I' before 'E' except after 'C,' " but with fearful exceptions) and folksy mnemonics (" 'cemetery': all at 'E's").
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As his testimony continued, Mr. Comey's folksy demeanor — "Lordy, I hope there are tapes," he said at one point — began to capture the imaginations of people in the crowd.
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Snooty critics might grumble about his folksy style, but it is hard to think of any other journalist who has explained as many complicated subjects to so many people.
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" Then his voice took on a bright, folksy twang as he said, as if the girl had prompted him to, "Well, come on over sometime if you get lonesome.
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But he is perhaps best known as the creative mastermind and only permanent member of the Shivers, whose fuzzy, folksy 2004 album "Charades" earned a small but zealous following.
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Samples included spots featuring a folksy cowboy, which were designed to resemble catheter ads but instead related facts about the nuclear triad, the demographics of urban areas and more.
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I had always loved to hear those delicious reassurances that the best is yet to come, bits of scripture and common wisdom and folksy advice from strangers and friends.
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The show flirted with moral ambiguity, and I'd like to see it make a case for the bad guys, which would prevent us from just getting Folksy Smuggler Crew 2.0.
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While televised talent shows often suffer from a deluge of vaguely folksy singers, Puonti emerged as a different kind of musical star: one who makes fart noises with his hands.
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He played a stripped-down "___ 45 ___," backed only by a piano and saxophonist Mike Lewis, before moving into a folksy acoustic version of "#29 Strafford APTS" with the house band.
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The latest of his annual letters to investors, which usually confine themselves to folksy jokes and dissections of insurers' reserve ratios, has a passionate repudiation of the bleak national mood.
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He largely avoided drama during his confirmation hearings at the end of March, using circumspect evasions and folksy humility to leave Senate Judiciary Committee Democrats without much to push against.
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As the scandal erupted, Mr. Stumpf, who grew up on a dairy and poultry farm in Minnesota and had long emphasized his folksy roots, was unable to quell the uproar.
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Now, Mr. Mattis, who effectively employs a calm, folksy demeanor, will turn to doing what he can to prop up the American relationship with one of its two closest neighbors.
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With folksy observations about big city life, hot air balloons, and being single, this sharp, quotable, and silly 2017 special is the perfect hour-long break for just about anyone.
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Justice Gorsuch has a folksy demeanor and a flashy writing style, and he tends to vote with Justices Clarence Thomas and Samuel A. Alito Jr., the court's most conservative members.
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His folksy candor and occasional bombshells — "Who am I to judge" he once said when asked about gay priests — all helped cement his status as radical reformer and great communicator.
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Once again, Mr. Harrelson proves the scene stealer, doling out folksy wisecracks and sly threats in a gunfighter drawl that somehow shrinks the light-years between Tatooine and El Paso.
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Warren has positioned herself as a folksy figure who has a plan for everything on the 2020 campaign trail, but as the primary goes on, OG Liz is coming out.
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BEIJING — He presented himself as a candidate of the people, a folksy problem-solver who would rid garbage-strewn streets of dog waste and put an end to illegal parking.
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Many voters at the folksy candidate event in tiny Galivants Ferry called Biden, the Democratic front-runner, their top choice to take on Republican President Donald Trump in November 2020.
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This lively account is not without surprises: the modern instrument's characteristically folksy "bling and blang" is the result of later developments, including the addition of frets and a metal rim.
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Things have changed a lot since — Biden's folksy "Uncle Joe" popularity isn't so much a thing now that he's in the presidential race — causing the memes to feel pretty dated.
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They inhabit a set (designed by Beowulf Boritt) populated by tall trees, simple wooden furniture and a folksy onstage band that could easily do double duty for a "Riverdance" reunion.
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The more formidable challenger is John Tsang Chun-wah, Mr. Leung's former finance secretary, whose folksy style and smooth P.R. skills contrast with Ms. Lam's stern and strait-jacketed ways.
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A white farmer from rural Taylorsville who takes pride in his folksy speaking style, he had also earned a reputation as a moderate in his roughly two decades in the House.
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Raman Hui, the Hong Kong-born co-director of "Shrek the Third," makes a blunt, chaotic attempt at folksy family fun, conjuring tubby creatures that can be cute as the dickens.
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With a folksy off-handedness, he connects Jackson Pollock's drip paintings to a personal philosophy of spectatorship, to an unorthodox history of art, and to some original and fascinating political interpretations.
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The 65-year-old son of Malaysia's second prime minister is also trying to build an image as a folksy voice of working people, especially members of the ethnic Malay majority.
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The California folk-rock scene was never the coolest or edgiest, and was vulnerable to faint praise ("Gently folksy, slightly self-centered but often affecting," is how Mr. Rockwell put it).
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The 65-year-old son of Malaysia's second prime minister is also trying to build an image as a folksy voice of working people, especially members of the ethnic Malay majority.
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One is the country's most popular president ever and the front-runner in next year's election - a former union leader who still whips up crowds with his fiery and folksy oratory.
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Here is the other thing about Swinney, though: that folksy exterior disguises a shrewd recruiter with an MBA who has spent nearly a decade at Clemson implementing a very specific plan.
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Most of his songs—from the folksy and delicate to the obtuse and experimental—are hymns in one way or another, either lifted from scripture or written in response to it.
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The ballpark fittingly became the setting for "Home Run Derby," the television show in which big league players competed in a home run contest between folksy chats with the show's host.
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Britons' reaction to the letter was mixed, with some commenting on its folksy focus on the country's "legendary black humor," drinking tea with milk, Christmas pantomime and driving on the left.
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The book's five-by-seven-inch format meant that the pictures were small, and I found the folksy tone of Hughes's text distracting: it spilled over the photographs and sentimentalized them.
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"It reminds me a little bit of my steak rub," Justice Neil Gorsuch (the folksy one from out West, if you forgot) said to Paul Smith, the lawyer for the plaintiffs.
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He peppered his speech with folksy references to the Hoosier state, including basketball, the former incendiary Indiana University basketball coach Bob Knight and Lou Holtz, the former Notre Dame football coach.
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A folksy assembly line begins as a mural and then angles out into the space with a row of small wood orbs on sticks, three abreast, like an army of lollipops.
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John KennedyJohn Neely KennedyMORE (R-La.) walked away from reporters as they tried to quiz him on Bolton but not before dispensing some of his well-known folksy advice: Calm down.
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A folksy politician trained in the art of speeches to Rotary clubs and chambers of commerce back home, he was handed a key job: the closing argument against the House's indictment.
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So Trump and Bannon spin their folksy tale of media corruption to give Trump a needed enemy in his perpetual campaign and a needed diversion from the enormity of his disasters.
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In the meantime, Warren has since added all of this information to part of her official website, detailing her ancestry in a nearly six-minute, folksy video featuring family members in Oklahoma.
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The folksy tale of Jet Route 80 and the stark looks of the watch and app add a frisson of utility to a timepiece that is at once well-built and affordable.
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Chief Gary Sparks, an Army veteran with 222 years on the police force, set the mood with an opening chat that was part folksy pep talk and part pragmatic self-defense lecture.
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His comforting, almost folksy approach to the news (and trademark bow ties) quickly eliminated any early doubts that he could successfully replace Mr. Kuralt, who had spent 15 years developing the show.
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And while it can certainly be attributed to their dedicated skin routines, celebrity skin specialist Ole Henriksen points to something a little more folksy: Hygge, the Danish concept of warmth and coziness.
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He meets frequently with legislators, and speaks about policy in a style that is less economic textbook and more folksy than past Fed chiefs, who in recent decades have all been economists.
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Whatever you do, just know that if you see anyone wearing a folksy outfit and floral crown on Monday, they didn't get lost on their way to Coachella — it's just May Day.
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Trump expresses his anger in New York colloquialisms, and Palin does so in folksy ones, but the basic message is the same: You're not wrong to be angry, and we're angry too.
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A lesbian identity—folksy, tough, working class—which is consistent with Left Behind and the person that Naughty Dog has been building since the first meeting with Ellie in the game proper.
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In order to "engrave them on people's minds", folksy propaganda posters now preach these ideas from almost every bare patch of wall in China, on TV, at road junctions and in aeroplanes.
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His comforting, almost folksy approach to the news (and trademark bow ties) quickly eliminated any early doubts that he could successfully replace Mr. Kuralt, who had spent 15 years developing the show.
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Tens of thousands of value-investing followers descend upon the Midwest city every year, eager to soak up folksy wisdom from Warren Buffett and spend money at restaurants and shops around town.
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Democratic and Republican operatives here have trouble seeing how Mr. Campbell could overtake his opponent, John N. Kennedy, a similarly folksy talker who is the Oxford-educated Republican state treasurer of Louisiana.
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If that is the state of the opposition, with the centrist, Trump-lite, folksy figure of Joe Biden at the head of a field of 23 candidates, then the conclusion is foregone.
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Biden is a folksy, older white man who served as the vice president to the very popular Barack Obama (who rode his own victory in Iowa to the White House in 1994).
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The other characters (rounded out by the folksy maid, Cathleen, given a broad comic spin by Jessica Regan) may speak of Mary as an absent presence, a ghost haunting her own past.
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Plotting a path back to power, he is focusing on a raft of local elections due this year, filling his days with campaign speeches, selfies with supporters and folksy social media posts.
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Pavlova twirls on occasion, including during a charming, folksy frolic on a beach, complete with a shaking tambourine, but, for the most part, she delivers a heightened version of silent-era realism.
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Typically profuse with investment advice and folksy anecdotes, Buffett's letter gives Wall Street a glimpse into how he and partner Charlie Munger view the stock market — expensive or cheap, pessimistic or optimistic.
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A mother of three young children whom she often mentions in tense moments in the White House briefing room, she inherited her father's folksy style, his Christian conservatism and his biting sarcasm.
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Mr. Pruitt, a folksy, deeply religious former state legislator and minor-league baseball team general partner who was largely unknown on the national political stage, had won an upset victory in 2010.
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On a recent Tuesday, amid a sea of handmade furniture, folksy artworks and vertical gardens irrigated by rainwater captured on the roof, eight Etsy employees showed us how they create their looks.
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The competent, folksy progressive grandmother persona Warren now employs on the campaign trail makes it easy to forget a lot of how she landed on the national stage in the first place.
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His folksy campaign style transferred awkwardly to the formal debate stage and his decision to deliver some remarks in Spanish became a social media distraction as he tried to appeal to Latino voters.
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In Bradford, another English city where many Muslims live, most practise the more folksy Barelvi form of south Asian Islam, which emerged from a world where religious cultures co-existed and cross-fertilised.
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This is the same president who deliberately ignored the AIDS epidemic until May 31, 1987, six years after the first cases had been reported, essentially sanctioning suffering and death with a folksy smile.
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Speaking in a soft, folksy, Maritime stream-of-consciousness that jumps from idea to idea but usually culminates in a punchline, Beaver is a vessel through which various forms of creativity manifest themselves.
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And Mr. Morrison's effort was defined mainly by energy, with folksy events and handshakes for voters, coupled with stiff criticism of Mr. Shorten and a determination not to take no for an answer.
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His popularity stemmed from his folksy, religiously inflected guidance on a wide range of subjects, from oral sex and the morality of lottery cards to when it is acceptable to own a dog.
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We talked about music in Britain in the '50s, and did lots of research, and among all this slightly twee, pastoral, folksy stuff, Britten really stood out for having the darkness to it.
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In speeches posted to his page, he rails against his political opponents and threatens that war will ensue if he ever loses power, while also offering folksy musings and updates on his health.
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Maggie Rogers, who grew up in rural Maryland, started out folksy but untraditional, wielding a banjo and singing with supple purity; her album "Blood Ballet" was made when she was in high school.
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As for charismatic Han, who known for his folksy appeal and stirring eloquence, is seen to be toning down on engaging online influencers although his Facebook and Youtube campaigns are still going strong.
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Her fans may cherish her sentimental good-girl portrayals, like the title role in "Tammy and the Bachelor" (1957), in which she played a Louisiana moonshiner's wide-eyed granddaughter who spouted folksy wisdom.
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A stylized, folksy ink drawing out of West Virginia places a radiant sun rising out of the corner of the envelope with the words, "Country roads, take me home!" written in a curlicue font.
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Mr Schulz ruminated on Europe; cracked folksy jokes; solemnly intoned about Germany's historical burden; cast his family, neighbours and acquaintances from the campaign trail as characters in a compendium of parables about the country.
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Second episode "Dress To Impress" furthers the impossibility here by giving us our first comprehensive look at Andrea, who is obviously meant to play the irritating liberal elitist to the Conners' folksy, brash charms.
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And Palin, who championed everyday Americans with her folksy "pitbull mom" appeal in 2008, also touted Trump as the only candidate not subservient to the "campaign donor class" who will fight for real Americans.
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Who knew that the artist famous for folksy magazine covers of small-town life had grown up not only in the big city, but on the block just around the corner from their school?
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It also allows for the introduction of the fine comic actor Stephen Tobolowsky as Jack Barker, the fake-folksy new executive with whom Richard has to do battle for the soul of Pied Piper.
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From there, it diversified into energy (Mombil) and genetic engineering (Momsanto), among other sectors, all of it overseen by Mom, a folksy figurehead in ads who was actually a Machiavellian tyrant with bottomless ambition.
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He presents a charming, folksy exterior that quickly gives way to disturbing malice as he threatens his teammates, expresses his contempt for people without powers, and rips apart his enemies with his eye-beams.
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All of them have helped to disseminate the folksy commentaries Hansen delivers on WFAA in Dallas, the ABC affiliate that has employed him for more than 30 years, to a much, much wider audience.
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Amy Klobuchar (D-MN): She tried to blend her folksy, Midwestern manner with some crossover appeal, given her history of working across the aisle with Republicans and winning elections handily in a purplish state.
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Justice Antonin Scalia, for instance, became known for his folksy talks to the Federalist Society that charmed conservative lawyers and Republican donors, and convinced them of the merits of his approach to the law.
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The lineup features bona fide jazz groups, like the throwback group Pink Martini, and some big-name acts from other genres, like the DJ collective Thievery Corporation and the folksy singer-songwriter Melissa Etheridge.
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Less of a solemn pilgrimage than a folksy visit, this film is a chance to set a spell, watch longtime musicians play and boast and reflect about their lives on and off the road.
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What makes the song is what surrounds the strum: a smooth yet constantly changing backdrop of instruments and voices, with a neo-psychedelic lead guitar or a folksy harmonica sometimes floating to the surface.
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"It's awful hard to avoid the conclusion that [Trump pressuring the Ukrainian president] is an impeachable offense and a violation of constitutional responsibility," Biden says, with a precise mix of folksy equivocation and firmness.
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Tucker has a humble, folksy manner and a knack for delicate dishes of lightly marinated blueberry-sized cubes of melt-in-your mouth fish, alongside field greens, citrus, kosher sea salt, and brown rice.
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President Xi Jinping of China sought to project an image as a strong and folksy leader during a two-day tour of Beijing ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday, which begins on Tuesday.
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In the tired art versus craft debate, many in the elitist contemporary art world might see quilting as strictly craft, or at the very least a folksy and dated tradition — and this bias isn't new.
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Lopez Obrador's folksy brand of leftist, Mexico-first rhetoric has put the former Mexico City mayor out front in opinion polls for the 2018 presidential election and at the forefront of popular resistance to Trump.
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More than two decades after Hillary Clinton became a fixture in national politics, Bill Clinton's folksy, sometimes meandering testimony was aimed at revealing a softer side of the Democratic nominee to a nationwide television audience.
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It's not standardized, but almanacs (those folksy pseudoscience sources) used to refer to a season with an extra full moon as having a blue moon, with the moniker going specifically to the third full moon.
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He didn't actually say much: There's no question Judge Gorsuch is charming -- a folksy, football-loving, Douglas Adams-referencing, Byron White-loving guy who is also, it must be said, something of a silver fox.
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And yet his critics say his folksy image is for show, citing his stakes in Goldman Sachs and Wells Fargo and his partnership with 3G Capital, a firm known for running an extremely lean organization.
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Lovato's "Tell Me You Love Me" bowed at No. 3 with 73,000 in sales, while Cyrus's change of direction to a more folksy style with "Younger" debuted in fifth place with some 45,000 units sold.
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Bridgers, a Los Angeles native who worshipped Elliott Smith and starred in an Apple commercial at the age of twenty-one, makes folksy, acoustic rock songs whose wispiness cleverly masks their morbid and searing lyrics.
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As with so many national security decisions in the past 851 days, this folksy push to make war crimes great again is largely between Trump, his Twitter fan club, and the producers of Fox News.
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Rarely folksy as mayor, he was prone to tin-eared flourishes, caricatured in the news media for spending weekends in Bermuda or urging snowed-in residents to take in a Broadway show during a blizzard.
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Tennessee boasts two in contention for the No. 2 slot: Corker, a folksy former mayor of Chattanooga, and Blackburn, a former state senator, either of whom could help shore up doubts about Trump's conservative credentials.
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Fond of folksy sayings (he referred to wine as "fruit of the vine") and thorough explanations, Mr. Suffredini, who is 59, retired from NASA in 2015 with the intent of starting a commercial space venture.
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At Concettina ai Tre Santi, the chef Ciro Oliva may be the most talented pizzaiolo in town, the fourth generation of a family dynasty running this folksy dining spot in the working-class Sanità neighborhood.
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The plangent, folksy guitars are right behind, of course, but they've been served a warning: No longer do they need to be front and center for a young country singer looking to make a mark.
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Having joined forces when their commercial flight from Idaho was grounded by a storm, the two are further dismayed when their folksy pilot (Beau Bridges) suffers a stroke and smashes them into a snowy peak.
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When Xi Jinping assumed office five years ago, his ascendancy gave many Chinese hope for political reform, mainly due to his folksy style and the legacy of his father, Xi Zhongxun, a former reformist vice-premier.
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Mr Walters hopes to replicate the "Bush fever" of 2004 when George W. Bush visited Pennsylvania, then as now a battlefield state, 44 times and won over the Amish with his folksy style and Christian talk.
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RICHMOND, Va. (Reuters) - Speaking as a folksy physician running for Virginia governor, Democrat Ralph Northam vowed in a recent campaign ad to fight Donald Trump on cuts to education funding, environmental protections and health care access.
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The folksy sort of omnipresence Trudeau has cultivated online stands in stark contrast to the imagined embodiment that US President Donald Trump projects through social media—singular, afraid, cooped up, a trembling kernel of confused rage.
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This divide was cemented by eight years of Barack Obama; white working-class voters attracted by Bill Clinton's folksy charm were repelled by a black president with a foreign-sounding name and a chilly, cerebral manner.
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Although Pentland had a reputation for bringing out power in hitters — Gary Sheffield and Matt Kemp are among those who have raved about him — his folksy manner did not click with some Yankees, among them Teixeira.
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Two pages about Laloo Prasad Yadav, a powerful politician in the state of Bihar, are a marvel of economy, laying bare his background, his machinery of caste politics, his wrecking of Bihar, and his folksy charisma.
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By the end of the '70s, she'd returned to her large-scale, sculpted portraits and figure groups, but such folksy, figurative art was out of sync with the cool-headed Minimalism and Conceptualism of the time.
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O'Rourke's defense of football players who kneel during the national anthem went as viral as imaginable, and his live streaming of everyday minutiae on Facebook has been the perfect complement to his folksy, hyper-accessible brand.
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And the moment in New Hampshire was another reminder that while Biden's responses may seem folksy or homespun to some, to others they're a sign that he's not always treating voters with the seriousness they deserve.
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Act II sounds gorgeous with the Chicago Philharmonic, conducted on Saturday by Scott Speck; but the production's worst feature is the way the music for the party scene is played in a folksy arrangement by Ljova.
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But the proposal also shows how Mr. Xi's ties to rural Iowa have become a symbolic salve, used by both the Chinese government and now the incoming Trump administration to soften tensions with folksy good will.
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CNN asked the Louisiana senator -- who is famous for his loquacious, Southern-accented and folksy manner -- if that meant he's never again talking about the Ukraine interference matter, after making headlines on the issue for days.
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The show's monochrome palette is perhaps the only effort to ascribe a sense of contemporary coolness to an assemblage of found objects and source material that runs the gamut from folksy to kitschy to downright garish.
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But just when you thought the Cooper family drama was over, there's more afoot: According to TVLine, Betty's brother Chic is coming to Riverdale, and he could be more villainous than his folksy name makes him sound.
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Many wine-producing regions in Germany pick a wine queen each year, a practice that dates back to the early 20th century when they would wear folksy dirndl dresses and embody the traditional image of German womanhood.
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The misconduct, carried out by low-level branch staff to meet internal sales targets, shattered the bank's folksy image, triggered a raft of federal and state investigations and cost former CEO and chairman, John Stumpf, his job.
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NU is a moderate organisation, which aims to defend the syncretistic, folksy form of Islam that was once the norm in Indonesia against the more austere (some would say purer) version that has become commonplace in cities.
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So load up on potato chips, cook something European (pizza counts, right?) and strap yourself in for three-and-a-half hours of glitter, drama, trashy Europop and bizarre folksy ballads the likes of which the U.
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George W. Bush's "America's Top Gun," using a flinty, barstool military phrase associated with an especially popular red-blooded movie, channeled not only the Iraq War Bush had initiated but the "folksy" facet of his public image.
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The past few years have brought folksy screeching, glacial silences, drawling speech, powdery bleakness and spiritual solemnity; last year, a keening Ethiopian folk song was tricked out with an avant-garde mixture of yelps, croaks and hums.
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Maezawa, who recently grabbed headlines after his split from actress girlfriend Ayame Goriki, has gathered almost 7 million followers on Twitter with his mix of displays of conspicuous consumption and folksy pronouncements on the meaning of life.
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Janice is a waitress with the "Folksy Charm" and "Drummer" traits… but those don't seem al that useful when all you have is a single can of beans to eat and zombies are knocking at the door.
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O'Rourke launched his presidential bid after a well-publicized month on the road, where he livestreamed dental cleanings and haircuts in a way that might have been considered folksy, but often was interpreted as quintessential Generation X narcissism.
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His folksy centrism and his extensive time on the Senate Foreign Relations Committee made him a natural wingman for Obama, whose soaring rhetoric and inspirational biography launched him ahead of a slew of more experienced candidates — Biden included.
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Judge's deliberate pace and clipped Texas twang lends a kind of folksy authority to his pronouncements about the heyday of funk in 1984, when the acts who debuted in the late 1970s were suddenly hobnobbing at the Grammys.
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Mr Stephenson mused in his folksy Oklahoma drawl that seven years ago his predictions for today would have missed "so hard" when it came to the decline of pay-TV and the rise of competition from Silicon Valley.
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Chosen by the Indianapolis Colts with the first overall pick in the 1998 NFL Draft, he projects a folksy charm with a disarming southern drawl that helps mask an off-the-charts football IQ and a fiery competitiveness.
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The commercial centers on a folksy-seeming Organic Valley farmer named Gerrit van Tol, who delivers a straight-faced parody of every artisan-brand cliche in the book along his quest to open the fake pop-up boutique.
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And by selecting her instead of a younger up-and-comer, CBS is clearly trying to ease the transition from Mr. Osgood, 83, whose folksy delivery has been a mainstay on the show for more than two decades.
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I think my frustration with Open Your Heart comes from the fact that a lot of the ideas about loud volume and droning distortion were mine but I was still chasing that sort of folksy, country-tinged sound.
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To many Republicans who have exited the daily partisan warfare of contemporary Washington, there's no question Biden and his folksy, if antiquated, Scranton ways should scare Trump more than all the progressive Democrats vying for the White House.
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HARARE (Reuters) - Lawyer and pastor Nelson Chamisa is using oratory skills honed in the courtroom and pulpit to plot an election victory in Zimbabwe, where he has galvanized his opposition party with folksy speeches and promises of economic revival.
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A philosophy graduate and rationalist, Mr Macron does not do folksy politics, and true to style he opted for a conventional form, sitting at the gilt-edged desk in the Elysée palace, framed by the emblems of presidential power.
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Perhaps this is charming and folksy, reminiscent of a simpler time in the same way their 60-year-old logo has remained unchanged, but sometimes a person just wants to know where the closest sprinkle fix can be had.
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Faux-folksy politicians like Texas Senator Ted Cruz and former House speaker Paul Ryan attempt to transform their brands with a macho hairy mug—just as John Kerry and Al Gore did a few years earlier, with limited success.
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With the government starting to keep a tighter watch over university and other research facilities, "you can see that we have not only eliminated a lot of 'rotten barns,' but have fixed many others," the unnamed folksy correspondent notes.
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Although her public persona has been described as "Minnesota nice," Ms. Klobuchar is a shrewd political insider who softens her efforts to win over tough rooms with flattery and a quick, often folksy and occasionally dirty, sense of humor.
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Buffett, the folksy Nebraska investor known more for buying railroads, energy firms and classic American corporate brands than for his acumen picking tech stocks, in recent years has lamented missing the boat on buying shares in U.S. technology giants.
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It goes without saying that the folksy, word-of-mouth distribution aspect of the free, hand-knit caps seems to have a very different feel from the 2017 Official Inauguration Gold Seal baseball hat, available for $40 on shop.donaldjtrump.com.
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One former Pence aide, who accompanied the vice president to numerous rallies and campaign events in 2016, said his folksy Midwestern charm disarmed suburban women who openly admitted to cringing at the thought of their children behaving like Trump.
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Joe was Joe: Vice President Biden was his folksy self — in all his heart-on-his-sleeve, tongue-all-over-the-place, Middle-Class-Joe glory, combining his unique brand of chummy chat with a theatrical evisceration of Trump.
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Two are in TriBeCa: the Ludlow Shop, which focuses on suiting, and the Liquor Store, which when it opened in 2008 felt radical for its reconstruction of the men's shopping space into something more folksy yet still nouveau riche.
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Luzhkov, who helped set up the now ruling United Russia party but later became a Kremlin critic, will be remembered by many Russians for his plain-talking folksy style and his love of flat leather caps and bee-keeping.
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A philosophy graduate and rationalist, Mr Macron does not do folksy politics, and true to style he opted for a conventional form of address, sitting at the gilt-edged desk in the Elysée palace, framed by the emblems of presidential power.
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An avuncular image of Xi during his early years in office, which led to a folksy nickname - "Xi Dada", or "Uncle Xi" - and syrupy songs about his looks, was stamped out in early 2016 to avoid creating a cult of personality.
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Instead, he organises his book around seven themes, of which the other six are satire aimed at Jewish norms; bookish and allusive wordplay; vulgarity and the body; mordant metaphysical irony; the folksy quotidian Jew; and the ambiguous nature of Jewishness.
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Mixing folksy stories that illustrated his business acumen and chest-thumping promises to bring America back, Donald J. Trump spent more than 40 minutes drawing laughs and charming the crowd at a Tea Party convention in South Carolina on Saturday.
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But that seems to be the company's main priority now: To reiterate the folksy metaphor from above, it is frantically counting the cows that have bolted while apologizing for having left the door open for the last decade or so.
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Watson's wooing is alternately sexy ("I want to make love to you more expertly than any college boy, slowly and passionately") and folksy ("You're staring at me just now like you opened a hatbox and found a possum curled up inside").
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The preface, narrated by Koch himself — Paul Michael, whose voice you might recall from "The Da Vinci Code" audiobook, handles the rest — is a folksy origins story, traced to the family patriarch, Fred Koch, a "John Wayne-type" chemical engineer.
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His testimony before the Senate Watergate Committee, chaired by a folksy, self-described "country lawyer" named Sam Ervin, D-North Carolina, gripped the nation and struck fear in Nixon aides who had attempted to blame the whole scandal on Dean.
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In folksy, open-brush strokes of gray, black, and beige, Gerhard Richter's "Townscape" (1969), part of a series of nearly 22008 cityscapes, renders a city, some city somewhere, but it's impossible to tell which since the artist omitted telltale landmarks.
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The unhurried way songs like "I Hear You Listening (To The Bug On My Wall)" unfold before crashing into a burst of loud lead guitars is a treasure, especially when tracks like "Truth In The Wild" patiently burrow into folksy comfort.
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Even so, Kentucky just feels Appalachian, from its juxtaposition of harsh black metal with folksy, bluegrass-influenced instrumentation, to its strong lyrical themes of labor, rebellion, and the natural world, to the ghostly coal miner gracing its verdant, evocative album art.
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Using his folksy manner, Mr. Mattis talked the president out of ordering torture against terrorism detainees and persuaded him to send thousands more American troops to Afghanistan — all without igniting the public Twitter castigations that have plagued other national security officials.
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The vaulted wooden interior welcomes friendly crowds of locals and visitors, who come to dine on the wood-fired pizza, enjoy the house-brewed beers and catch some live music (bluegrass, classic rock, folksy singer-songwriter sessions) on a Friday night.
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" (The actress Kristen Stewart has a Pinegrove tattoo.) After years of living with his parents, Hall had rented a house in rural upstate New York, with a big living room, where the band recorded an elegant and folksy new album, "Skylight.
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The villain of the show is a folksy white senator, friendly and seemingly well-intentioned, secretly leading a cabal of racists who want to help him steal the powers of a god, simply because he feels entitled to take them.
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The scandal damaged the bank's folksy image and also led to the ouster of Chief Executive John Stumpf, but growing deposit balances and a stable level of account closings show that profitability in the long run should not be hampered.
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After a six-year gap, Vampire Weekend has re-emerged with a song that wraps misgivings in three-chord elation: first with folksy acoustic-guitar picking, then with gospel-rock piano and congas, later with jammy hints of the Grateful Dead.
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Mixing folksy charm with deft explanations of economic thought, Zhou Xiaochuan, the governor of China's central bank, held a rare news conference in Shanghai on Friday morning, as finance officials from around the world gathered for the Group of 20 major economies meeting.
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Petty's first albums were rowdy enough to be shoehorned in with the emerging crop of punk and new wave bands of the late 218s and early 1980s, but despite the Heartbreakers' bar-band swagger, Petty's sensibilities were equally folksy and country-inflected.
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The word "people" assumed a new gravity as Ms. Jungr adopted a darker, more emphatic voice, the better to remind us that the song's characters aren't quaint folksy sketches of everyday Britons in the 1960s but quietly suffering flesh-and-blood humans.
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The EPP is the largest group and is likely to remain it next year, so Mr Weber—a softly-spoken, folksy Bavarian from the conservative Christian Social Union (CSU), a partner of Angela Merkel's Christian Democratic Union—is now the clear frontrunner.
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Instead, the folksy former president recited a 42-minute ode to Hillary, taking the American people on a walk down memory lane as he recounted his courtship of her at Yale Law School, their marriage and their early years in Little Rock.
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His own, folksy take—strikingly different from the chiming, driving Stone Poneys number—underlines his distinctive qualities as a writer and performer: his way with a melody, his phrasing of concise narrative detail and his capacity to be at once wry and rueful.
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His suggestions that Australia doesn't need to compromise its values or independence to protect itself is painted as weakness by both Bailey and US ambassador Brent Moreton (Mekhi Phifer), who seamlessly moves from charmingly folksy in public to delivering cutting threats in private.
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Petty's first albums were rowdy enough to be shoehorned in with the emerging crop of punk and new wave bands of the late 1970s and early 1980s, but despite the Heartbreakers' bar-band swagger, Petty's sensibilities were equally folksy and country-inflected.
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John Kennedy, a folksy, Louisiana Republican, grew so irritated with the slow-down in legislation that he tried to raise it at a recent Republican lunch but he wasn't given time to discuss it, according to another Republican Senator familiar with the incident.
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Wearing a bright red shirt and a dark blazer, Lula made an appeal to fellow partisans that was folksy and upbeat, soliciting laughter and cheers from party elders and a crowd of hundreds outside the Workers Party offices in downtown Sao Paulo.
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"He's genuinely curious; he's skeptical without being cynical; and despite his folksy demeanor, he doesn't suffer fools gladly, which is why he's willing to make harsh judgments if a CEO's got it wrong," as he did with former Wells Fargo chief John Stumpf.
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While folksy speak may have unique resonances in American history, its appeal extends as far back as Ancient Greece, says Elizabeth Markovits, an associate professor of politics at Mount Holyoke and author of The Politics of Sincerity: Plato, Frank Speech, and Democratic Judgment.
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Instead, the folksy former president recited a 42-minute ode to Hillary, taking the American people on a walk down memory lane as he recounted his courtship of her at Yale Law School, their marriage and their early years in Little Rock.
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There is the Woodist Festival, held on the sea-blown cliffs of Big Sur, California; the folksy Huichica Festival in the hills of Sonoma Valley; and a new wave of boutique, hybrid art/music fests popping up in towns all along the Hudson.
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He's neither the first nor last man in Nashville to write about heartbreak and moving on, but what makes Hawley stand out from contemporaries isn't how his music sounds—soft, folksy, the epitome of singer/songwriter—it's how acutely self-aware it is.
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His 2015 debut, "Ratchet," is eclectic synth-pop with 1980s flair; his latest, last year's "Resolution," is stripped-down indie rock that includes songs like "I Can't Breathe," which focuses on police killings, and "The Things You Loved," which has a folksy twang.
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The refined world of fine art may seem at odds with the folksy charm of puppetry, however artist Marnie Weber's fantastical, dream-like films, sculptures, and photographs peopled with monsters and myths seem like the perfect fit for Baker's wide-eyed wonder.
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The political environment was ripe for a folksy upstart like Perot who railed against the seraglios of Washington: a recession alienated many Americans from Bush, while stories of marital infidelities and avoidance of the Vietnam draft, left just as many suspicious of Clinton.
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The engagement includes two older works that haven't been seen in New York for a while: "Brahms Paganini," from 1980, is a classic Tharpian tour de force, heroic, sweaty, and blasé; "Country Dances," from 1976, is a folksy, witty slice of Americana.
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For my solve, this meant a whole lot of crosses were needed to make a dent in the first few examples, and to be perfectly honest, I was stymied for a good while on what turned out to be a really folksy theme.
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"White privilege permits a humble, folksy and honest white boy to diligently study the canon of appropriated black food, then receive extensive celebration in magazines, newspapers and television programming for reviving the fortunes of Southern cuisine," Mr. Wey wrote in the column.
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On Friday, they visit New York in support of their recent album, "Green and Gray," which vacillates between post-hardcore ferocity and folksy rumination, begrudging everyone from the White House policy adviser Stephen Miller to the looming specter of death along the way.lpr.
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" His writing is lucid, with a strong folksy streak, often borrowed from the lyrics of country music: "A line from a country song expresses our feeling about new ventures, turnarounds, or auction-like sales: 'When the phone don't ring, you'll know it's me.
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Go deeper: Mr. al-Bashir has long promoted a folksy image at home that was a jarring contrast with his image in the West, where he was seen as a heartless warmonger and as a coddler of terrorists like Osama bin Laden.
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Wafaa Bilal's "Color Correction, Make America Great Again" consists of folksy, overtly racist statuettes and antebellum signs, while Iranian artist Shahram Entekhabi's spare and troubling video "Spitting Blood" shows him spitting up his own blood, which comes from a self-inflicted wound.
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He shifted away from punk to a folksy sound in his earlier albums Come Cry With Me and 2015's If I've Only One Time Askin' but is back to genre-bending on the upcoming Mosey, which releases today on New West Records.
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With a new book, "God, Guns, Grits and Gravy," that embodied his folksy charm, Mr. Huckabee again campaigned with Chuck Norris, the action movie star and martial artist who had helped add a twist of whimsy — and tough talk — to Mr. Huckabee's previous presidential bid.
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Palin was catapulted to national stardom when she was picked by Arizona Senator John McCain to be the Republican vice presidential nominee during the 2008 election, when her folksy demeanor and gaffes on the campaign trail were lampooned by Saturday Night Live and countless others.
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" Cyrus posted the below Instagram video with a snippet from the folksy tune that spreads a message of peace and love with lyrics like "We are rainbows me and you / every color every hue / let's shine thru / together we can / start livin' in a Rainbowland.
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While a candidate seen as unprepared could give speeches and interviews to demonstrate intellectual and policy heft, and intimate, folksy events could help address likability issues, distrust is not something that a week of themed events or a rollout of new proposals can correct.
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Mose Allison, a pianist, singer and songwriter who straddled modern jazz and Delta blues, belonging to both styles even as he became a touchstone for British Invasion rockers and folksy troubadours, died on Tuesday at his home in Hilton Head, S.C. He was 20153.
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But as with the famous Beardstown Ladies, a group of mostly widowed women in Illinois who started an investment club in the 603s and went on to inspire women across the country with folksy books about smart investing, the goal isn't just making money.
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His words, like his politics, are more cautious than the progressive pair, and in New Hampshire during a two-day visit, he hosted a town hall on health care while seeking out the folksy connections that have been the hallmark of his political career.
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Mr. Manchin can be expected to play up his folksy manner — not long ago he publicized a visit to a Washington restaurant serving pepperoni rolls, a West Virginia specialty — and to attack Mr. Morrisey as a transplant from New Jersey who was born in Brooklyn.
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Over the last few seasons, class has been made less of an issue on the show than ever — from the playful way hopefuls' careers have been described (the memorable, "aspiring dolphin trainer") to the relatively folksy way people from outside big cities have been portrayed.
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Presented by Paper Canoe Company, a Brooklyn organization founded by Tami Stronach and Greg Steinbruner, this project is a folk-rock opera in which Jack climbs from the folksy world of his humble surroundings into the blaring rock 'n' roll universe of the marauding giant.
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A speech peppered with Biden's folksy asides — assurances that "I'm not kidding" and odes to the shoe shiners and sandwich makers of America — ended with a plea for young people to care about politics even if the state of the country has disheartened them.
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In picking Priebus, the steady Republican National Committee chair with the folksy Wisconsin accent, he would reassure moderate Republicans and even some Democrats that he was shifting into a more conventional governance, and away from the more divisive elements he borrowed from Bannon's alt-right base.
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Twenty months later, in 1992, the Republican Bush lost his bid for re-election to Democrat Bill Clinton, whose folksy manner and focus on the economy struck a chord with many Americans and made Bush seem disconnected from voters for focusing on foreign policy over domestic issues.
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When her absurdly folksy reality show was at its peak, TMZ reported that the five-figure per episode salary the family earned went directly into accounts designated for June's children, while she and her partner Mike "Sugar Bear" Thompson lived off his income as a contractor.
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" But they overlooked one telling detail: the video mentioned in the action item was not the one the administration later spent so much time blaming for the attacks, but a folksy sermon about the differences between Islam and Christianity by an Oregon preacher known as "Pastor Jon.
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Joe Garagiola, who spent nine forgettable seasons in the major leagues as a weak-hitting catcher and then parlayed his witty tales of life as a baseball underachiever into a far more notable career as a folksy broadcaster and television personality, died on Wednesday in Scottsdale, Ariz.
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During August, black leisure life is on peak display along Circuit Avenue, a folksy commercial cluster of seasonal shops and cafes, and Inkwell Beach becomes a fanciful illustration of bliss set by the Atlantic Ocean, as golden rays brush babies and chatter bounces off bold-hued umbrellas.
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That story, "Rip Van Winkle," along with other tall tales like "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow," helped establish Irving's claim to being the first genuinely American author, a founder of a tradition marked by folksy vernacular, rapturous paeans to nature and a stretched relationship to the truth.
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Prone to folksy sayings that charm the slick Hollywood crowd — "your cheese done slid off your cracker" is a frequent one and means "you're out of your mind" — Mr. Pons grew up in the rural North Carolina hills, where his parents run the Christian Training Center International.
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And, like Trump, the well-heeled businessman buttressed his anti-Washington message with promises to fight for everyday Georgians, with a heavy focus on the economy and broadsides against immigration reform, though his platform is much more traditionally conservative and his folksy demeanor is nothing like Trump's brashness.
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Then came O'Malley, who gave a fine performance but clearly represents the last dying breath of the JFK Democrats—the "ask not what your country can do for you" center-left young white progressive of the 1950s and 60s who believes in "fair market capitalism" and folksy activism.
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Much of the focus is on office politics, as the question of replacing Mitch threatens Alex's standing and draws in Bradley Jackson (Witherspoon), a folksy reporter — the kind of "independent" conservative that a certain breed of progressive-ish show loves — who goes viral for aggressively fact-checking a protester.
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The higher you went in politics, the more isolated you became—a big reason why candidates from Ronald Reagan on began telling so many stories about individual citizens they had met along the campaign trail, an attempt to seem folksy and connected that was actually an exercise in denial.
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One is that it is unfair to presume that Tebow—who delivered folksy and scrupulously substance-free yes-sir, no-sir answers to the assembled media on Monday with the polish of someone who has done it for years—is not an active actor in his own life.
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"Joe Biden needs to back up that warm folksy rhetoric with a vision that will actually help working people," de Blasio said, citing Biden's support for the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) and remarks assuring wealthy donors that a Biden presidency would not upset the status quo.
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Richard O. Linke, the talent manager who helped transform Andy Griffith from a high school music teacher into an exemplar of folksy American small-town values on one of the most successful television shows of the convulsive 21970s, died on Wednesday at his home on the island of Hawaii.
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Henry W. Bloch, who founded the tax preparation company H & R Block with his brother and was its folksy pitchman in television commercials for decades, helping to establish it as one of the most recognizable brands in American business, died on Tuesday in Kansas City, Mo. He was 96.
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QUICK: BUT THERE WAS A FAKE TWITTER ACCOUNT, A FAKE WARREN BUFFETT TWITTER ACCOUNT THAT WENT FROM 20,000 FOLLOWERS TO 200,000 FOLLOWERS IN 24 HOURS BY TWEETING OUT ALL KINDS OF PITHY SORT OF SOUND ADVICE, THINGS THAT FOLKSY SAYINGS THAT SOUNDED LIKE IT COULD HAVE COME FROM YOU.
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For all his accomplishments in office, the World War Two combat veteran may be best known for his folksy language and acerbic remarks, as well as for serving 36 years as his state's "junior senator" behind Strom Thurmond, the longest-serving senator in history who retired at age 100.
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Klobuchar peppered her question-and-answer session with folksy musings about Minnesota and about her work on the Farm Bill, a piece of legislation far from the minds of the D.C. elite in the room but near to the hearts of Midwestern voters that Democrats want to win back.
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And they have solidified that base by being careful to stick to their established personas: Biden as the gaffe-prone, folksy political veteran who is "electable," and Sanders as the democratic socialist firebrand who wants to take on "the millionaires and the billionaires" while starting a political revolution.
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The folksy Mr. Rosen, who took over Ticketmaster in 1982 and helped turn it into a goliath, and Mr. Fellman, who started his studio career in 1964, worked out details for Red Carpet over rounds of golf at the well-to-do Hillcrest Country Club in Los Angeles.
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If there was criticism of President Trump on this visit, it certainly was not coming from Queen Elizabeth herself, whose undisguised enjoyment of President Trump was apparent as his folksy but still respectful approach aligned with American values while still showing deferential respect to the figurehead of our closest political ally.
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Rolling Stone's Jonathan Bernstein noted how the album felt "burdened" by the success of "Take Me to Church," Hozier's breakout single, with "songs that can feel like they're merely piling on feel-good folksy handclaps and grandiose gospel choirs in the hopes of landing on a chill-coffeehouse Spotify playlist."
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Likewise, when Browder and Brody tell Sanders, "Here's some breaking news for you — I'm not going to ask you about Russia off the top!" it's framed as a folksy, hilarious joke: Those liberal news people within the Beltway have their facts, and the good old-fashioned Christians at home have theirs.
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Dorrel Norman Elvert Herzog, the White Rat—it was a nickname he welcomed, saying, "Anything is better than Dorrel, I suppose"—had a folksy way of speaking, a billiards-table precise flat-top, and a knack for thwarting the righteous destinies of coastal elites like the Yankees, Mets, and Dodgers.
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The folksy image was a jarring contrast with Mr. al-Bashir's image in the West, where he was often seen as a heartless warmonger, as a coddler of terrorists like Osama bin Laden and as the accused architect of a genocidal purge in Darfur that killed hundreds of thousands of people.
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The folksy lil number features Diesel hammering away about sixteen octaves lower than Selena (it sounds a bit like a father and daughter doing karaoke I'm just putting it out there) against a track that I would describe as the aural equivalent of putting EDM and folk in a blender.
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Mr. Kennedy's campaign playbook featured ads with folksy touches ("I believe that love is the answer, but you ought to own a handgun just in case") and a verbal tic that found him repeatedly expressing displeasure by suggesting he would "rather drink weed killer" than, say, support the Affordable Care Act.
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They watched her dispense with her usual folksy introduction before a crowd of 7,000 in Seattle — "I thought I'd tell you a little bit about myself" — to launch instead into a new condemnation of the "big threat" posed by Michael Bloomberg "Not a tall one, but a big one," she said.
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The two men, both sons of the Midwest with a neat line in folksy, aw-shucks modesty, spent quite a lot of their 90-minute clash stressing how much they respected each other's faith and essential decency, even as they sparred about tax rates, how to fight terrorism and other questions of policy.
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Governor Pence, who projected an endearingly folksy sincerity for much of the evening, countered by questioning critics who suggest that the entire criminal justice system suffers from racial bias, insisting that the Trump-Pence ticket's support for "law and order" resulted in the enthusiastic endorsement of 330,000 law enforcement officers around the nation.
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I've got to admit, on a personal level, that the experience was intensely gratifying, because as a project Filastine often feels a bit contextually homeless, uncomfortable in orthodox electronic music spaces (nightclubs, fests), and shunned by the folksy world music scene, while there in this camp of migrants our art felt totally appropriate.
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The morning-news anchor, the worldly talk-show host, the animation genius with the awful shirts, "feminist" men, liberals, tortured artists, moguls, icons, "bad boys," funny guys, even the folksy curmudgeon from public radio: they are being fired; stepping down; awkwardly apologizing, engendering ridicule and pique; or defending themselves and inviting rage.
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That's why she seizes this moment, when Frank is most politically exposed by her absence, to attempt to run for Congress in Texas's 30th District, where Doris Jones, a Democratic incumbent played by the folksy yet regal Cicely Tyson, is retiring and plans effectively to hand over the seat to her daughter, Celia.
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His calm, folksy air eases the sting of his remarks and keeps Mr. Trump from feeling threatened even when his defense secretary contradicts him or slow-walks his pet policies, according to five people close to the secretary, who, like others interviewed, would not be named describing the relationship between the two men.
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Mr. Rauner, a native of Chicago's wealthy north suburbs who made a fortune as the chairman of a private-equity firm, presented himself to voters in 2013 as an outsider, a Harley-riding political newcomer with a folksy affect who would fix Illinois's financial problems and make the state more attractive to companies.
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By the time Hillary Clinton opened her 2008 campaign for president, Bill Clinton had answered questions about "boxers or briefs" while grinning on MTV; the "folksy Texas rogue" George W. Bush had defeated an "insincere brown-noser," Al Gore; and the importance of being likable in politics seemed so entrenched that Mrs.
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With its folksy wisdom and air of life-affirming wonder, Wilder's script translated fluently into the hyperbole of a big song-and-dance show, which spoke (loudly) not only of a more innocent age of American history but also of a time when musicals were upbeat spectacles, with outsize stars to match. (Ms.
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The landlord lived on the second floor and fixed everything himself, though this was years before DIY blogs like Young House Love convinced everyone that you, too, can redecorate your entire home in your spare time with quirky flea market finds or, failing that, Chinese-manufactured TJ Maxx home goods that simulate folksy American antiques.
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Excerpts of films from Jean Rouch's and Jean-Luc Godard's government-sponsored time in Mozambique blend with the folksy sounds of Bob Dylan's "Mozambique" music video, alluding to the late 1970s as a time of great promise and artistic creation as the country transitioned from Portuguese rule to a socialist government headed by Samora Machel.
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Ten years, a slew of Kanye West collaborations, and one complicated, vocal synthesizer-heavy album of Ⓖ00Ϝ¥ $0ᴎ⅁ Ŧiⓣ£∑S after Bon Iver's breakout debut, For Emma, Forever Ago, Justin Vernon still stands a pretty good chance of being labeled the cabin-in-the-woods folksy flannel guy for the rest of his career.
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Ms. Wensel said that Telluride was designated a National Historic Landmark District in 303 by Stewart Udall, who was then the secretary of the interior, and that the review board, which addresses only exteriors, prefers steeply pitched roofs (generally gabled), front porches, dormers and bays that suggest the folksy forms of the Victorian vernacular.
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Notable Rock Dad Lenny Kravitz performed "Let Love Rule" backed by a choir and without risking, uh, overexposure, and shortly after a speech delivered by the vice presidential candidate Tim Kaine, the FADER and Buzzfeed ran nearly identical Kaine-as-ultimate-dad-joke articles, owing to his folksy, just-fine delivery and his silly Donald Trump impression.
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Demanding a simpler answer by employing a folksy car-buying metaphor, he makes it clear that at least from one perspective, Facebook is more or less without a real competitor — with the possible exception of Instagram, which it of course opted to buy for a fortune rather than allow it to exist as a credible rival.
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Her prose is at times charmingly folksy (the only book I've read with more casual anecdotes is How to Win Friends & Influence People), at times philosophical, and sometimes almost poetic (multiple pages are dedicated to the "ballet of the sidewalk," the improvised dance between children, shopkeepers, mothers, businessmen, and revelers that makes city living so vital).
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But allow me to mention the scheming, petty burghers of Thomas Jay Ryan and Tina Benko; the anxious, spiritually challenged man of the cloth portrayed by Bill Camp; Tavi Gevinson's malleable, craven and poignantly credible serving girl; Jim Norton's folksy and unexpectedly heroic farmer; and the suave, snarling hanging judge given such unassailably authoritative life by Mr. Hinds.
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Randy Newman, in his indelible song "Kingfish," gets at some of his folksy, if authoritarian, appeal: Everybody gather 'roundLoosen up your suspendersHunker down on the groundI'm a crackerAnd you are tooBut don't I take good care of you "All the King's Men" is a powerfully bleak novel; many lives are ruined over the course of it.
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Most of Mr. Young's set — performed on a stage that held tepees and a cigar-store Indian — was devoted to songs with environmental concerns, warning about polluting the earth and exhausting natural resources; it was also a showcase for his current band, Promise of the Real, which can handle both loud, impetuous jamming and folksy ballads.
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Less than a month after becoming the Republican nominee for vice president, Mike Pence — Midwestern calm and folksy to Mr. Trump's controversial and brash — has emerged as the Republican ticket's cleaner-up in chief, a role that has thrust him deftly, if at times uncomfortably, into the spotlight in his quest to help elect Mr. Trump president.
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Meanwhile, Cesare Casadei, "inspired by the freedom and craziness" of the Studio 54 era, showcased boogie-infused designs that found their footing in a series of sturdy block-heeled designs with a contemporary kick, like a flared heel velour lace-up, chunky magenta-pink ankle boots, or multicolored fur fringing that added a tinge of folksy flair to sandals.
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Bud Selig, the folksy former commissioner of Major League Baseball who presided over an unprecedented period of expansion, innovation and turmoil in the sport, was elected to the Hall of Fame on Sunday by the hall's restructured veterans committee along with John Schuerholz, the World Series-winning general manager with the Atlanta Braves and the Kansas City Royals.
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Ms. Smith, who grew up in Minnesota, is adept at radio-friendly scenarios of lifelong love ("Like I'm Gonna Lose You"), post-breakup loneliness and anger (Cassadee Pope's "Wasting All These Tears"), bad-boy behavior (Kip Moore's "What I Do") and urgent transportation (Lady Antebellum's "747"); she has written ballads, rockers, folksy acoustic tunes and arena-country anthems.
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He had raw rockers ("Let Me Roll It"), suitelike multipart songs ("Band on the Run"), folksy toe-tappers ("I've Just Seen a Face"), dramatic ballads ("My Valentine") and Merseybeat pop ("I Wanna Be Your Man," the hit John Lennon and Mr. McCartney wrote for the Rolling Stones, who played the Beatles' "Come Together" in their Desert Trip set on Friday night).
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It makes "the activist community" sound approachable; it makes "the skin-care community" sound important; it makes "the Christian community" sound inclusive and kind; it makes "the medical community" sound folksy and skilled at the bedside; it makes "the homeless community" sound voluntary; it makes "the gun rights community" sound humanistic; it makes "the tech community" sound like good citizens.
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Among the improbably folksy fund-raising efforts put forth by the partnership is "American Values," a film program running throughout the winter and featuring the documentary filmmakers Chris Hegedus and D.A. Pennebaker; the director William Friedkin; the Watergate journalist Carl Bernstein; the artist and composer Laurie Anderson; and Ms. Andrews screening their favorite films and sticking around afterward to talk about them.
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Both of Behmer's works are called "Prometheus" (the latter, "Prometheus (Stefan George)") The curators sharply contrast Behmer's charming, folksy imagery with Rainer Werner Fassbinder's 1976 slapstick comedy Satansbraten (Satan's Brew), presented here on a video monitor along with film stills, in which a frustrated writer adopts a high camp image and surrounds himself with male prostitutes to model himself on George.
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Shellyne Rodriguez's two contributions are in keeping with the vintage mood and demotic sensibility of Molina's Collection: her three watercolor portraits, based on family photographs taken in the South Bronx, have the folksy eclecticism of the show's abundant amateur portraiture; and her oil-on-canvas reproduction of an album cover by New York Latin soul musician Joe Bataan (Mestizo, 2013) has a charming campiness.
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Gucci comes through with the kind of tough-silly bars that made him famous: "my money lanky taller than a man six foot three / my left pinky: nine carat diamond cut so neat / and if I told you what it cost, you would say golly" (yes, pals, the reason everyone is freaking out so much about Gucci being back is that he's the hardest rapper who rhymes folksy expressions like "golly").
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He is a folksy, engaging and natural speaker with a style that rouses his supporters, and he laid out Democrats' path forward under a President Donald TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE.
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"Wildwood," the first book in a trilogy by Colin Meloy (with folksy, sylvan illustrations by Carson Ellis), follows the adventures of Prue, a 12-year-old vegetarian and vinyl enthusiast from Portland, as she sets out to rescue her baby brother, Mac, after he is kidnapped by a murder of crows and spirited away to a fantastical forest teeming with savage and noble creatures at the western edge of the city.
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I watched their games on a tiny television in my dorm room, with folksy play-by-play man Ralph Lawler doing his level best—I remember him chirping "Bingo for Chilly!" after sad-eyed beanpole Pete Chilcutt hit a three-pointer to shave some third-quarter deficit briefly into single digits—and Bill Walton exploring the outer boundaries of madcap sarcasm with every hyperbolic appreciation of Michael Olowokandi's robustly checked-out post game.
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Other winners took different approaches, from Glenn Close calling for women to step into the limelight and live their best lives after winning Best Drama Actress for The Wife, to Christian Bale seeming folksy and funny after winning Best Comedy Actor for Vice, to Olivia Colman marveling at the fun journey she's had on the awards circuit as a less-well-known British actress after winning Best Comedy Actress for The Favourite.
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It is one reason that her 2008 announcement video, featuring her perched casually on a beige upholstered couch, a folksy, feminine would-be leader of the free world, was mocked; "Saturday Night Live" was still lampooning it during the most recent season, with her impersonator, Kate McKinnon, deliberately contrasting her forced, smiling accessibility with the killer instinct she appeared to be laboring to hide (a contractor walks by, there to repair seven newly punched holes in the wall).
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There was this online comment, folksy and menacing, one of many directed at Mr. Coon after his aborted attempt in November to have Ole Miss declared a "sanctuary campus" for undocumented immigrants: "From what I've read there is a large group that would gleefully use his head for a mop and his butt for a broom and God only knows what's keeping them from it," wrote the commenter, who identified himself as John Irwin, on the website of the Clarion-Ledger newspaper.
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We watch Jones, born Phylis Isley to a folksy Oklahoma family that owned a traveling circus, parlay modest talent and approachable beauty into an Oscar-winning acting career and an eccentric Hollywood-royalty lifestyle, leaving her first husband, a journeyman actor, to marry the high-flying producer David Selznick, then after his death marrying the industrialist and art collector Norton Simon, whom she also outlived, as she did two of her children, Mary Jennifer and a son, Michael Walker, who spent his final years as a broken-down recluse in an apartment in the San Fernando Valley.
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