He was the most unassuming of the three; his ragged clothes hung from his scrawny body.
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He only needs one friend, and it's the most unassuming one in the game: a Rattata named The Legend.
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Google's revealing a wide product portfolio today, but the Chromecast Ultra might be the most unassuming sleeper hit of the bunch.
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The most unassuming dish, a bowl of Rancho Gordo beans—tender and saline in a mussel broth with a basil pistou—is a sleeper hit.
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But I know Nauman to be, besides one of the most unassuming and courteous men I've ever met, a stickler in things that matter to him.
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With a little work and a lot of vision, they've discovered that the smallest and most unassuming space can become a bedroom, a work space, even a secret cocktail bar.
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" Anna Helkowsky, the manager of the museum's gift shop during part of Ms. Verdow's volunteer years, told The Detroit Free Press: "She was the quietest and most unassuming person I've ever met as a volunteer.
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The jokes in One Punch Man are great and the animation only adds to the humor, usually depicting Saitama as the most unassuming person imaginable (and sometimes making him look like a total badass for a laugh).
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He was, perhaps, the most unassuming of the eight local staff in the Russia office of the International Republican Institute, the nonprofit, pro-democracy, and good governance group whose Moscow office I ran from 2001 to 2004.
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Rhame, 26, is one of the Mets' most unassuming relief pitchers, taking the mound with thick-frame glasses or recreation goggles, but he inserted himself into the National League East rivalry with two high fastballs against Hoskins.
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The primitive 3D graphics of the Playstation/N64 console generation meant that even the most unassuming game could abruptly descend into moments of computer body horror as characters clipped into objects and their models contorted into grotesque vertices.
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"Nivedita of India, published by Ramakrishna Mission Institute of Culture The first photograph of Sarada Devi was taken at Nivedita's house. Nivedita wrote in a letter to her friend Nell Hammond about Sarada Devi after her first few meetings with her, "She really is, under the simplest, most unassuming guise, one of the strongest and greatest of women.
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So there was that > aspect of it, and just the whole pushing the envelope thing. It sounds like > it’s just gonna completely break apart going 700 miles through the sky and > then all of a sudden everything just comes right together again. And they > were some of the most unassuming, laid-back people to ever work with.
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Cartier-Bresson is regarded as one of the art world's most unassuming personalities. He disliked publicity and exhibited a ferocious shyness since his days of hiding from the Nazis during World War II. Although he took many famous portraits, his face was little known to the world at large. This, presumably, helped allow him to work on the street undisturbed. He denied that the term "art" applied to his photographs.
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Afterward, executive producer Al Jean took Lee out to lunch, who he called "one of the nicest and most unassuming guys you could hope to meet." Lee continued, "Of course, I probably said something wrong to him, or he didn't like my table manners, because I haven't been invited back for another guest shot. But hey one lives in hope." Lee would later guest star again as himself in "Married to the Blob" and "The Caper Chase".
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He was most unassuming, with little of the episcopal aura of the previous bishops and, with earthy simplicity, was perhaps the first bishop in Belize who seemed adapted to mission life from the moment he arrived in the country. He took right to his pastoral duties and Confirmation tours: "Bishop Hodapp travels by jeep, horseback, canoe (dory), boat, airplane, and on foot to reach the many people he administers Confirmation to each year.""Bishop Hodapp" (June 1975). "Your Jesuit Missionaries," 3.
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Philip Hendy remembered Gregory as “the most unassuming of men... a handsome embodiment of the bluff and kindly Yorkshireman of fiction”. Jane Drew described him as adhering to “the highest standards of conduct. He had a quality of being lovable as well as respected, which made him a most unusual man.” Henry Moore, who had travelled widely with him, frequently abroad, found him “the ideal travelling companion, never ruffled or moody or upset by difficulties... ever fresh and anxious to visit any place or site or building or gallery that might contain objects of beauty”.
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His private life was remarked to be "most unassuming and unostentatious, influenced in all his actions by the very highest sense of honour, and he secretly exercised many acts of bounty and munificence." He was promoted to the rank of admiral of the blue, but having been suffering for some time from an internal complaint, was advised to undergo an operation. He travelled to London in late January 1836, and the operation was performed there on 25 January. There were complications, and the admiral died two days later, on 27 January at the age of 77.
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Honda City Turbo (original version) The Honda City Turbo was a sport compact / hot hatch produced by Japanese automaker Honda between September 1982 and 1986, based on the naturally aspirated Honda City AA. For a long time the City Turbo was one of the few non-kei car Hondas to be equipped with a turbocharged engine. The City Turbo was the brainchild of Hirotoshi Honda, son of Honda founder Soichiro Honda as well as founder and owner of Mugen. In the early 1980s Mugen was a small tuning company that was beginning to make its mark producing performance parts for motorcycles and automobiles, but was yet to gain recognition outside of racing circles. When he created the City Turbo, Hirotoshi took one of Honda's most unassuming vehicles and successfully turned it into an aggressive street rocket, considered to be well ahead of its time.
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