Our bachelor also comes armed with the shabbiest — and at times, most baffling — compliments.
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Suddenly, however briefly, the bowels of basketball arenas are turned into the shabbiest fashion runways in the world.
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Grab your shabbiest red dinner jacket and prepare to spend the whole night debating like it's Film Twitter in real life.
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For anyone who spends a certain amount of time in these spaces, even the shabbiest screening rooms acquire a certain luster.
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He had been roaming one of the shabbiest bits of Goma with another band member, Etienne Hodari, when they encountered a posse of street kids.
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"Throw Me to the Wolves" is sophisticated in its use of demotic language and police procedure, and keenly alert to the shabbiest impulses of both the British media and the British private school system.
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Hers is the shabbiest — a makeshift three-room shed, with a corrugated metal roof held in place by stones, curtains to keep out critters and climate, cocks crowing and children playing in the dirt yard.
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For most of the first part of the series, Neville is described as lacking self- confidence and being shy. In the third book, his boggart is revealed to be Professor Snape, whom Neville is terrified of because of the treatment the potions teacher gives to the boy. Rowling said that the "worst, shabbiest thing you can do" as a teacher is to bully students.Conversations with JK Rowling, p.
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Stevenson was born to a Peguis Nation family in Steelier, Manitoba, was raised in Selkirk and now lives in Winnipeg. He has extensive experience working in aboriginal youth programs. Stevenson was employed with the Department of Indian and Northern Affairs as a Communications Assistant at the time of the election, and has worked related organizations such as Shabbiest Waking Aboriginal Head Start and the Manitoba Child and Family Services. He has also been an athlete and coach in north Winnipeg, and was working toward a degree in education at the University of Winnipeg at the time of the election.
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Actor David Tennant, a regular on the show and a friend of O'Connell, has been involved in some of the shows and O'Connell's professed "shabbiest" moments including the 2006 Christmas panto with Thandie Newton and the axed Mr. T escapade. In late March 2007 he appeared on the Breakfast show again and took part in another escapade "1 Golden Square" (the address of Absolute Radio). Later that week when he appeared on a rival show on BBC Radio 1 on the Saturday, Virgin Radio producer Roque Segade-Vieito contacted the station for a practical joke texting a question to Tennant as "I hear you have been signed up for a new programme called 1 Golden Square". The question was taken seriously and addressed to Tennant live on Radio 1 leaving O'Connell rather pleased with the gag.
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He had no sympathy for the scientific community's international spirit in the first place and could use the ongoing controversy to argue for an increase in his committee's appropriation, to bolster opposition to the Condon-supported McMahon Act, and to attract favorable coverage during election season.Wang, "Security," 252-5 The Department of Commerce cleared Condon of disloyalty charges on February 24, 1948. J. Parnell Thomas (1939) attacked Condon's reputation in 1947 and 1948 Nevertheless, a HUAC report dated March 2, 1948 stated, "It appears that Dr. Condon is one of the weakest links in our atomic security". Condon responded: "If it is true that I am one of the weakest links in atomic security that is very gratifying and the country can feel absolutely safe for I am completely reliable, loyal, conscientious and devoted to the interests of my country, as my whole life and career clearly reveal".Wang, "Security," 248-9 On March 3, 1948, Senator Dennis Chávez (Dem-NM) read into the Congressional Record an article by Marquis Childs, which stated: > The current loyalty witch hunt is shown in its shabbiest and meanest form in > the attack on Dr. Edward U. Condon... It relies almost on guilt by > association.
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