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Take Fatboy Slim's 1998 hit "Rockafeller Skank" as one of big beat's most garish offenders.
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I love the perverse idea of rendering a massive ship indecipherable through the most garish ornamentation.
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No tropical tipple is complete without that most garish garnish, the drink umbrella (calling it a parasol does not make it tasteful).
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I wanted to wear the brightest most garish thing that I could, and my wife hates this waistcoat which is why I put it on!
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This party would be lavish, and I would invite all of my friends — and especially my ex-girlfriend, or really all of my ex-girlfriends — to witness the most garish of displays of my newfound fitness.
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While regarded by many as the most garish Corvette appearance package offered to date, the 1998 Pace Car Replicas nevertheless enjoy a strong and loyal following of owners and collectors.
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Kelly was now a young, good-looking man in the big city with money in his pocket. Rather than buying a house, he immediately moved into the Palmer House, the loudest, brashest, most garish and, according to its literature, "fire-proof" hotel in the world. As a member of the White Stockings, he was annually among the league leaders in most offensive categories, including leading the league in runs from 1884 through 1886 (120, 124 and 155 respectively), and batting in 1884 and 1886 (.354 and .388).
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The cover of the book consists of a photograph of Porter which she had posed for use in a feature article about her in The Sunday Times. Jenny Diski, for the London Review of Books, was, however, critical of the cover, writing: > ...the picture on the front of Hosken's book is of Porter as a racial > caricature. Bright lumps of gold adorn her ears and finger, brass buttons > decorate her blazer, a gold smiley-face pendant hangs round her neck, the > most garish of orange lipstick outlines her lips, her arms are arrogantly > akimbo, her less than gracile facial features perform an ugly, over-bronzed > sneer of contempt. She is outsized against the background, looming over > London, the curse of the 50-foot woman, lording it over and diminishing the > Houses of Parliament and the City: common as muck and in control.
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