Known for pairing hard-hitting disco beats with suave synth work, the English songwriter and DJ has masterfully crafted a cocktail of italo-disco, house and suave Motown.
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Older Timberlake becomes coarsened, less boyish, and almost comically suave.
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And… let's just say he's not a suave super spy.
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This story was not written in conjunction with Suave Professionals.
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Would he have stopped his constant barrage of suave seduction?
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Suave Professionals for Natural Hair Cream Detangler Spray, $4.99; walmart.
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There's also the very affordable line of Suave hair products.
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Why does his facial hair veer more toward creepy than suave?
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Miller took the field looking suave in a mustard-colored suit.
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Inherently suave vocals float through effervescent beats and waves of synth.
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In Scully's memory of the events, he was suave and flirtatious.
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He earned a wide reputation as a suave and skilled envoy.
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Is he suave, or is he nice, or is he intellectual?
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John, unlike the suave, popular Peter, is both bookish and charming.
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The Aviator is supposed to be suave, but it's kinda wild.
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The sense that something rather naughty lurks beneath his suave exterior.
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The S continues to be a suave, rolling advertisement for Tesla.
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Yet this season the suave Swiss has managed to neutralise that advantage.
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That's when Andre turns on the suave and convinces Nessa to sign.
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And at the same time, very suave and very much the character.
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This guy is not suave at all, just a typical awkward engineer.
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With his curls combed back, he looked exactly like the suave upperclassman.
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A suave 65-year-old, Lavrov is known as a shrewd negotiator.
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With his chiseled jaw and coiffure, he looked suave, sexy and svelte.
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I remember thinking, That was suave, I wish I could do that.
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He's discursive, suave, inhumanly cool, confident, superior, deadpan, sinister, patronizing and asexual.
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Success is supposed to come to the suave schmoozers and social butterflies.
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Los sólidos son amargos, mientras que la manteca es suave y cremosa.
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"Bond 25" will be the fifth time Craig portrays the suave 007 agent.
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The performance is suave and lush, with a powerful contribution from Mr. Latry.
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He played his part, of a suave secret service officer, with a flourish.
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Theo is suave, persuasive, and definitely the most appealing of the Crain siblings.
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Lewis rose to fame as the goofy foil to suave partner Dean Martin.
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Enter Hades, played with an air both sinister and suave by Patrick Page.
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Foreign diplomats say he can be suave and charming, as well as tough.
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Turner, a suave, smooth-skinned Chicagoan, appeared jaunty as he heard the charges.
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Her prickly husband, Edmundo (the suave tenor Joseph Kaiser), is also utterly indignant.
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Did you notice my suave technique of not saying a lot, not arguing?
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For curls, apply Pantene Pro-V conditioner and Suave mousse to your wet hair.
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Onstage, and on her Instagram, Straus is cocky and suave, a Cool Weird Teen.
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"Thor: Ragnarok" director Taika Waititi, who also voices Korg in the MCU, looked suave.
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Ovehckin, ever the suave pro, also paid him a bathrobed visit after the game.
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For every drunk-ass W.C. Fields, there's a suave Jay Gatsby or James Bond.
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LONDON — We Brits are many a thing, but suave is not one of them.
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A suave American ambassador, Max, comes to town and is captivated by her dancing.
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And the brand names were recognizable — there were Suave and Pantene products, among others.
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"She's very much in love," Anthony says with suave certainty, and perhaps he's right.
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He was a suave master of ceremonies and often appeared on television talk shows.
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Mr. Martin was the suave, elegant straight man; Mr. Lewis was manic and kinetic.
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Naturally, he makes the most of David's transition to suave seducer and cocky killer.
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CLOSE I was intimidated by Michael because he was so suave and so Hollywood.
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Through it all, the count is unfailingly suave, urbane, and charming to a fault.
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Yes, they look suave and insouciant, but shouldn't they have to follow traffic signals?
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Kayvon was the new, very suave CEO, and that was even more of, 'Oh shit.
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LONDON — Kate Beckinsale is so damn suave, she even makes giant inflatable penises look elegant.
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It's safe to say Shawn Mendes' suave character in "Señiorita" took a bit of practice.
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Me and my babe looking all suave at Cate and Ty's wedding yesterday😊 pic.twitter.
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The suave action-hero father was played by Antonio Banderas with a pronounced Spanish accent.
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Mr. Trump, however, seems comfortable with Mr. Najib, a suave figure who speaks impeccable English.
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But somehow, with the suave moves of an amorous fictional Frenchman, he pulled it off.
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The suave baritone was cast against type in Berg's harrowing work at the Metropolitan Opera.
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It&aposs full of car chases, suave suits, shootouts, and, of course, a supervillain monologue.
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Soon, the B3 and other models were turning up in suave interiors around the world.
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Fright Night: Horny horror-obsessed Charlie Brewster discovers his suave new neighbor is a vampire.
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It's fun to watch him in his element, taking his opponents for all they're worth, in the same way it's fun to watch Don Draper land an ad pitch: You're watching someone who's devoted his life to being suave and impressive be suave and impressive.
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But everyone has encountered a flirty, shallow Isabella Thorpe or a suave but seedy Henry Crawford.
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And never mind that suave gestures of bonhomie are at odds with the stiff Japanese etiquette.
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B.I. raid, but Derek quickly catches on because Rafael isn't exactly a suave and subtle spy.
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Savannah, GA's Triathalon are a suave five-member band making some sexy slow R&B jams.
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Really singing, rather than sneering or shouting, the role of Alberich, he is dignified, even suave.
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Mr. Lipton's coverall-wearing persona, suave and geeky, is a lopsided take on the straight man.
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Uno de sus sonidos es un suave maullido al que los investigadores llaman "llamado para irse".
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Note those suave hood ridges, sort of like the darts in a well-sewn suit jacket.
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Mr. Coles and Atkins were in the tradition known as the class act: suave, debonair, cultivated.
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There's drama in the cartel leadership, headed by a suave guy at the top (Andy Garcia).
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Godfrey's super suave move went viral after the teen shared pictures of the flowers on his Facebook.
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Mayhem is abrupt, brief and fragmentary — predicated on suave jump-cuts and largely devoid of special effects.
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With his suave looks, fan popularity, and very good hairspray skills, Tartick would make an excellent Bachelor.
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Unilever's haircare brands include Dove, Suave and TRESemmé, while L'Oréal sells hair products through its namesake brands.
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Before Germany's game against Ukraine on Sunday evening, we thought that Joachim Löw was a suave gentleman.
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There were motherfuckers at this talent show like Crime Boss that ended up being on Suave House.
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It was a very suave move, and at least one of his teammates should be thanking him.
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The Man in Charge: Joachim Löw, the suave, successful step-dad we all secretly want to have.
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The two eventually become close friends of Escobar's suave lieutenant, Roberto Alcaino (Benjamin Bratt), and his wife.
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The suave private eye with a heart — and a mission — has endured for almost half a century.
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Salvini, the suave savior, is everywhere other than in his interior minister's office at Rome's Viminale Palace.
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The artifice lies in the gorgeous colors, the suave camera movements and the elegant wide-screen compositions.
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Daniel Craig, as previously announced, will reprise his role as the suave and increasingly surly British spy.
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In one painting Mr. Obama is a wise man; in the next he's a suave red devil.
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Claes Bang plays Christian, a suave but shallow gallery director with a stolen wallet and missing empathy.
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Mr. Pisaroni made a suave Almaviva; the shimmering soprano Rachel Willis-Sorenson was a poignantly melancholic Countess.
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He's small and scrappy, standing just 5-foot-7, the Charlie Chaplin to suave Ronaldo's Rudolph Valentino.
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They are dressed entirely in black, arms around each other, their faces suffused with a suave confidence.
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Big Bud and Little Bud stride into Pino's party looking suave and Francesca seems so over her man.
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We're immediately introduced to Christian (Claes Bang), a suave curator at a prestigious modern art museum in Stockholm.
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A suave cousin could steer the conversation toward something less controversial, but sometimes you just can't avoid politics.
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He is a handsome, hazel-eyed man of French-Canadian parentage, with a suave black beard going gray.
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Of course, Tehran acts like an ordinary one, with embassies abroad and suave diplomats who represent the state.
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Lafayette and Jefferson are two sassy, suave dudes who can also take things seriously and be badass leaders.
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Suave, clean-cut, and well-spoken, Macron the candidate seemed like the product of a centrist basement lab.
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Yet while "Feels Like Summer" starts out sounding just as suave and flirtatious, Mr. Glover has other ideas.
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Nathaniel Stampley's suave baritone, in the title role, and Nicolette Mavroleon's dusky soprano could probably have shone unaided.
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I also shot myself in the eye with a champagne cork trying to be suave that night. Pow!
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TNT leads in with two suave Clooney flicks, OCEAN'S THIRTEEN at 5 and OCEAN'S ELEVEN at 7:30.
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Suave, aristocratic and still in her prime, Ms. Mutter returns to Stern Auditorium with her pianist, Lambert Orkis.
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Her stylist, Shelby Swain, was responsible for slicking the singer's natural curls up using Suave Professionals for Natural Hair.
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Amy's on a date with Lenny, a suave-looking guy who's already been in the system for a while.
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The Brit may be dashing and charismatic, but his is not the sort of suave that comes without work.
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Boone is a suave terrier mix with a slight limp that doesn't stop him from strutting around the neighborhood.
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Bryan Ferry, the suave lead singer of Roxy Music, met Hall in 1975 and was immediately taken with her.
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Genuine stardom arrived once he teamed in 21992 with a suave Italian-American singer from Ohio named Dean Martin.
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The suave baritone Nicola Alaimo was almost miscast as the hapless Taddeo, singing with elegance and richness of tone.
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Mr. Honeck's take on the "Pastoral," Beethoven's Sixth, was warmer, creamier, smiling, the third movement's merriness alert yet suave.
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Insa's yuk hwe is one of the most suave versions of beef tartare any Korean restaurant has served me.
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To say they look a little less than suave, fall a little short of sexy, would be relatively generous.
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Arthur is less extroverted, more suave, but they have a flirtatious chemistry from the moment they meet, in 1963.
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Also here, Man Ray's 1925 "Still Life With Banjo" shows the touchingly awkward searcher who preceded the suave Surrealist.
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If his transformation from suave pilot to spineless leading man this season was any indication, he knew it, too.
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While both men came from farms, Anquetil had a suave and urbane manner and a fondness for publicity stunts.
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PRIMO'S This suave Art Deco bar was installed in the Frederick Hotel, a vintage property that was the Cosmopolitan.
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Suave and multilingual, he later became the international face of the Khmer Rouge as its nominal head of state.
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His tendency to blow up, to dominate, to be suave but patronizing — all this is part of his DNA.
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A Spanish meme featuring Gandhi making an inspirational speech that veers off into "pasito a pasito, suave suavecito" has been making the rounds, and everyone else seems to be getting in on the game: Few things delight me more than hearing my 3yo sing "poquito,poquito, suave, suavecito" to himself under his breath.
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Lewis rose to fame as a goofy foil to suave partner Dean Martin and was a comic icon in France.
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Eli and his actress mama are treating fans to some suave slow dance action in an adorable new Instagram video.
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But in a recent interview with Elle, the actor admitted that his very first sexual encounter was far from suave.
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Raj Kapoor is suave; Satyajit Ray is pensive, with a cigarette in his mouth; Ava Gardner is cool and sophisticated.
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Although the heritage Italian brand's fine tailoring — and the suave, sophisticated spokesperson with a European accent — is very much present.
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This is the dancer's way of making a connection with the women in the audience, so he was extra suave.
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Playing Richard's suave co-conspirator, the "deep-revolving witty Buckingham," Rory Nolan provides a sharply observed portrait of political unctuousness.
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Solomon Woods, un físico de 49 años, cabello oscuro y voz suave, estaba a punto de demostrar cuán diferentes eran.
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When both the severe Boulez and the suave Duke Ellington cite you as a precursor, you have done something singular.
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He is suave and shrewd, sweet and menacing, alternately glowering at those around him or simply charming them into submission.
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The suave British actor was the longest-reigning James Bond, starring as 007 in six films, from 1973 to 1985.
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It has the calloused, leering soul of an early-60's rat-pack comedy, but without the suave, seductive bravado.
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The heart of the second cadenza is an imperious elaboration of the suave, sauntering theme with which the concerto begins.
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I remembered this and more: like the time some suave guy invited her to his house in Brazil for Christmas.
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So here's an ode to Berlin's timeless cocktail dens, where both the intriguing interiors and the suave drinks are memorable.
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The ever-dapper Ptonomy digs into his various quarries' memories with the suave savoir-faire of a mutant James Bond.
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They were suave, well-cut clothes with a sense of gentlemanly confidence, an underrepresented aesthetic on the current calendar lineup.
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Suave Rob Lowe has an upscale house and makes blender drinks while his many pals mingle and watch boxing on DirecTV.
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DiCaprio shared a first look at their characters last month, with both actors perfectly embodying the suave look of the '60s.
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Everyone was looking suave as hell, including their older Jonas broski, Kev, who ironically showed up solo as a fifth wheel.
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While Son, an ethnic Korean born in Japan, has at times criticized the Japanese government, he can also be politically suave.
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Suave CIA agent Napoleon Solo (a dapper Henry Cavill effortlessly channeling James Bond) is on an extraction mission in East Berlin.
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But Williams' career thus far leads us to think he'd be the perfect suave, wise-cracking antagonist to Ehrenreich's smuggler scoundrel.
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A suave French general, Jean Baillaud, talks to the troops and to Congolese officers about the state of defences and patrols.
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Only today, the sky is crying its eyes out and the place is bare—more sodden shack than suave demonstration space.
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Dorian Stefano Tarantini, a suave punk nightclub impresario who is now the designer known as Dorian Gray, was in black leather.
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It's easy to forget that he first proved himself at the Met as a suave, lively singer in Mozart and Rossini.
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Members of the Orchestra of St. Luke's had the music sounding idiomatically Weill: suave-then-tart, swinging lightly but not weakly.
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The suave, confident Hawk (Joseph Lattanzi, a mellow-voiced, charismatic baritone), senses something about him, and begins a ritual of seduction.
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He seems milder than his suave and commanding stage self—charming and scrupulously polite, with no aura of mystery or danger.
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The suave killer, of course, is an unfortunate trope in movies and TV, and "You" can't be divorced from that context.
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I had no love for surfer boy beefcakes or suave, sultry boy bands with butt-cut hair and appalling denim choices.
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The actor and musician, 34, takes on the iconic role of Lando Calrissian, the galaxy's suave smuggler in the Star Wars prequel.
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Designed to resemble a Bond villain lair, 007 Elements will give fans an unprecedented glimpse into the world of the suave spy.
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Cox, a quiet, suave man, sometimes referred to as "the Ryan Gosling of Facebook Product," took the brunt of the ensuing abuse.
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Martin looked suave in a white three-piece suit as he joined Cabello on the stage singing his hit "Pegate" with Sandoval.
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Tremblay also shared an adorable collage from the day, putting him among some of Hollywood's biggest leading men for his suave suit.
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"Marcus wants to do things," she explains to her suave but superficial-seeming ex-boyfriend Kent (played by a sideburns-sporting Elba).
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According to state-run newspaper Pyongyang Times, this "suave" liquor is made from ginseng extract, and uses glutinous rice instead of sugar.
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Vicious fighting between Mr Sirisena and his prime minister, Ranil Wickremesinghe, a suave, pro-Western parlour politician, rendered policies incoherent and ineffective.
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Noguchi's sculpture, on the other hand, was invariably suave and formally unified, with a particular predilection for natural forms, textures and materials.
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When I think of cocktails, I think of suave suited men and women in long slinky frocks—backless, cut to the thigh.
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The second and third movements were a pair of danses macabres: the first alternately ferocious and suave, the second brooding and ghostly.
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Sir Harry Vane of Her Majesty's Lights — a suave British commoner who liked to swindle money from the wealthy belles he bedazzled.
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Transparent tops aren't for the faint of heart (or most formal occasions), but can be suave, especially when accessorized with chain necklaces.
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But when I saw the Skeleton, to me he reminded me of Fred Astaire, so suave and debonair a skeleton was he.
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Zahavi was suave and smooth-talking, and had parlayed a career as a soccer journalist in Israel into being a transfer broker.
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My chosen drink, the suave Velvet Cordon, made of gin and fir needle cordial, seemed a perfect liquid companion to the surroundings.
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Mr. Reynolds, for his part, is comfortable and credible as a smart, suave young punk in need of a bit of schooling.
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He became a familiar face beyond the Vatican, acting as the charismatic pope's suave wingman on most of his 104 foreign trips.
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Hiddleston is pensive in the shots, communicating to his canine cohorts that he's suave enough to play James Bond with a prolonged gaze.
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Little does Hyden know, Carlos, the suave narcotics transporter who reminds Hyden of Tony Montana from Scarface, is actually an undercover FBI agent.
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He began making chocolate bonbons and has added some suave chocolate bars, dark, milk and white, from cacao foraged in Ecuador and Bolivia.
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He's set to play opposite Daniel Craig, who is returning as the suave spy in what is rumored to be his final time.
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The Cali Cartel is the smooth, suave, under-the-radar polar opposite of Pablo Escobar's boastful, arrogant, charming "man of the people" persona.
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Jay-Z may keep things suave and swanky on stage, but when it comes time for vacation, he's still a dad at heart.
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This finding is rather comforting for couples and suggests that "I only have eyes for you" is more than just a suave line.
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Mr Akbar, a suave and erudite former newspaper editor, responded with fury to allegations that he repeatedly made unsolicited advances on female subordinates.
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The paper describes it as "suave and causes no hangover," qualities which have won Koryo the (presumably coveted) December 15 Medal of Quality.
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But here are all the times we thought Leo was playing an individual from the same suave nesting doll: Rich, restless, and ambitious.
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Having a British accent somehow makes these grand overtures sound far less suave than it would if uttered in another language or accent.
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It was the sound of a world that seemed impossibly other, impossibly suave, impossibly grubby, and the pair's material still stands up today.
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Firebrand Senator Elizabeth Warren and suave HUD Secretary Julian Castro, two charismatic and electric campaigners who are also on Clinton's shortlist, both do.
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But in reality, we'll probably put off our purchases until the last possible moment...Because instead of suave cupids, we're self-sabotaging procrastinators.
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But, and we know this is painful to even consider, what if you're not the suave web-warrior you believe yourself to be?
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In February, Unilever announced it was voluntarily disclosing the fragrance ingredients in its beauty and personal care brands like Dove, Axe, and Suave.
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In the thirties, Thalberg's greatest star was the suave William Powell, second only to Clark Gable, in that decade, among Hollywood's leading men.
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"You didn't think I deserved a heads up?" asks Howard Hamlin, sporting the suave blue suit he appears to wear every single day.
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"There was no attempt and no desire, as written, to be in any way cool, any way interesting, any way suave," he said.
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The Italian sausage — "the suave one of the bunch," according to the Brewers' website — won 21 races to capture the regular-season title.
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The Bruce we first meet — well, after he's gotten up from that toilet and put on some clothes — is a suave hep cat.
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Eggsy, played by Taron Egerton, went from chav to suave in "Kingsman: The Secret Service," with the help of Colin Firth's Harry Hart.
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Fuck Yeah Jacques Chirac, a blog that has reclaimed Chirac's retro-suave style for Parisian hipsters, features fifteen pictures of Chirac au Salon .
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The design is winning, more suave than a Bimmer, less blingy than a Mercedes, cooler than a Lexus, more exciting than an Audi.
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Maybe it has something to do with Conte on the sidelines, emanating menace like a suave but unhinged Timothy Dalton-era Bond villain.
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The other, totally different, was the party chief, Zhao Ziyang, a seeming liberal through and through, a suave, charismatic man who wore Western suits.
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Peters' death comes just over a week after that of Roger Moore, who played the suave secret agent more times than any other actor.
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Jamal is gangly in all the accurate ways a 14-year-old boy is, and Ruby is desperate to seem suave beyond his years.
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In need of a fast ship, Solo meets Lando Calrissian, the suave owner of the perfect vessel for the dangerous mission — the Millennium Falcon.
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Butterflied trout with brown butter and shredded pickled beets suggests what Sadelle's could become if the kitchen really committed to suave Eastern European cuisine.
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As a young queer woman, I didn't come close to being suave, but something about the way he described the encounter gave me hope.
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He's suave with the ladies and brave in the face of danger, as evidenced by the trove of memes and GIFs fans tweeted out.
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Its We Got the Beet flavor is tart with lemon juice and much rougher on the tongue than the suave purées she'd given me.
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Cue a bunch of sight gags about the primitivism of the recent past, designed to make today's teen-age viewers feel sophisticated and suave.
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Most collections of American art represent Chase as a suave society portraitist or painter of sunny Impressionist scenes along the coast of Long Island.
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This Kastrup follow-up surfaced a year later, as Soares turned 81, and once again it roughs up the suave beauty of carioca convention.
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The fraught geopolitics of the situation, as well as the economics, are not lost on the imam, played with suave elegance by Rajesh Bose.
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Also making his Met debut was Etienne Dupuis, Ms. Car's husband, who revealed a suave, empathetic baritone as Marcello, the leading man's best friend.
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Word of the Day : unpleasantly and excessively suave or ingratiating in manner or speech _________ The word unctuous has appeared in 22 articles on nytimes.
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He might pretend not to see Cary Grant in favor of an old lady sitting next to the suave and instantly recognizable film star.
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But he's still the same suave charmer he always was – so it only makes sense that he graduates to the role of TV host Collins.
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So he pinned me up against the car in what I'm sure he thought was a very Rico Suave move, and tried to kiss me.
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" Asked what she missed most about the musician, the supermodel replied it wasn't just "how real George was," but "his suave, sophisticated and gifted voice.
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Fans will also remember Jacob (Gosling), the hunky and suave player who charms Cal Weaver's (Carell) daughter with his recreation of Dirty Dancing's famed lift.
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The suave manager approaches and seduces the up-and-coming star after the show, and from then on they are inseparable both professionally and personally.
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VJ Suave documented each animation through long-exposure photography in order to create a series of stop-motion videos that show each animations in action.
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Littlefinger, played by the suave Aidan Gillen, merely eked over the "beautiful" baseline — no doubt losing points for being a child predator and sly manipulator.
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Heaton removes one of the console's two screens, adds some suave aesthetic upgrades, and uses the new product to play retro Game Boy Advance games.
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"Some women see our products as lower quality just because they are at a lower price point," says Jen Bremner, the marketing director for Suave.
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Morris Hillquit, a suave labor lawyer from New York City, saw the war as a power grab by the capitalist and imperialist nations of Europe.
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The company thinks of itself — and wants shoppers to think of it — as the everyman's version of James Bond's savvy, impossibly suave product guy, "Q".
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In a more traditional mode, the suave singer-pianist Eric Comstock performs there Tuesday evenings and the dynamic super-vaudevillian Mark Nadler on select Saturdays.
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I mean, Indiana Jones wore one, not to mention 90 percent of Prohibition-era gangsters, and all the suave leading men of pre-war Hollywood.
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Here, the unnamed yarn-bomber is doubling down on Cattelan's joke and Spector's subsequent, suave, punk rock act of political rebellion via polite curatorial sassiness.
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List of five He plays a suave drug dealer on TV. But in real life, Mr. Hardwick is a jeans-and-sneakers kind of guy.
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It was saturated with yearning yet fantastically suave, heedlessly skidding from ecstasy through agony and back, like a NASCAR racer who'd severed his own brakes.
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Mr. Blanks, marvelous here in a romance even more unusual than Stone's with baseball, plays one of the Clowns when he's not the suave Alberga.
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But so was Roger Moore, whose suave James Bond seemed always so amused, in oh-so-British a way, by all the spy-game escapades.
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You know how Ted Bundy didn't initially strike people as a suspect because he looked so "normal" with those suave, ruggedly handsome young lawyer vibes?
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"Typically we say no to any celebrity client," said Mr. Boisset, who wears his blond hair in suave waves and also dabbles in making jewelry.
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A suave, witty deal maker, Kim Jong-pil stood out from the other two Kims, both of whom were known for being fiery and headstrong.
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Like the Clash and the Tizio desk lamp, the all-black wristwatch was an invention of the 1970s, the embodiment of the decade's suave side.
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It looks suave and high-end in person, is a bit pricey but not unattainable, and won&apost disappoint in style or next-level organization.
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Denny was named for Reginald Denny, a suave English leading man during the silent era and, later, a reliable silver-haired uncle in the talkies.
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The science-fiction and thriller elements are routine, and Mr. Bowman doesn't have the suave menace David Warner brought to the Ripper in the film.
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Odd Future's Domo Genesis releases his debut album Genesis next Friday, and tonight we get another preview, following last week's drop of the ultra-suave Anderson .
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With those cascading, free-flowing waves comes a whole lot of trickery — and Suave, a brand that previously employed them itself, is setting the record straight.
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At Tuesday's opening night performance of his show "Tommy Tune, Tonight!" at the Café Carlyle, he was the suave, ebullient charmer we all know and treasure.
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The 50-year-old star looked suave in a head-to-toe brown outfit with a statement hat, white sunglasses, and a fluffy faux-fur coat.
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Lowe famously starred in a series of commercials in which he played "Rob Lowe," a suave man with all of his shit together who likes DirecTV.
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Akira may be the soft one, and Ryo his ice-cold, suave counterpart, but their emotional need for each other makes their relationship compelling to watch.
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Who could have ever guessed that Justin Timberlake would have gone from the gel-haired frontman of 'NSYNC to the suave, comic frontman of our hearts?
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Two suave climate deniers will wipe the floor with a couple of numbers-focused scientists — and people will feel smarter for having sided with the deniers.
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The band has two singers, the suave Nick Hexum, usually on clean vox (although he sometimes raps) and the even suaver S.A. Martinez on raps. (S.
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Known for breaking beyond stereotypical Hollywood roles for Asian characters, Shum can currently be seen on "Shadowhunters" as the powerful, suave and bisexual warlock, Magnus Bane.
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Craig was widely praised for bringing a fresh grittiness to the role of the suave secret agent over four films, starting with Casino Royale in 2006.
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These are separated by two metal partitions of the sort you see between men's room urinals, making the whole thing a suave allegory of male privilege.
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Celebrity hairstylist Tokyo Stylez, who partnered with Suave to create the look, reveals that they didn't actually use the original piece, so they had to improvise.
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Mr. Trudeau is often romanticized by his Americans fans as a suave, politically savvy heartthrob (or, at the very least, as Canada's other very famous Justin).
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You pull pants over your legs and shirts over your chest — but I had no clue how to perform Pop's suave magic trick, this origamilike wonder.
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Singing about ways to prevent getting cheated on, Mr. Charles is suave, bluesy, cagey and improvisational — and it's Mr. Marsalis's trumpet fills that sound over-excited.
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Mr. Hough, a suave and skillful pianist, recently released an attractive new recording of Debussy, on the Hyperion label, that is more than worth checking out.
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There is a suave and very good seafood stew that is a cross between bouillabaisse and chraime, the Moroccan braise of fish in spicy tomato sauce.
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Cheryl Anderson, contadora y defensa originaria de Escocia, es tan dulce y tiene una voz tan suave que puede ser impactante verla realizar una dura barrida.
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Monsieur Carradine, a suave real estate developer and Juliette's would-be sugar daddy, wants to buy the brothers' property to make room for a new casino.
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The bass-baritone Luca Pisaroni, sounding rich and suave as Guglielmo, has the juiciest voice onstage, but the tenor Ben Bliss sings Ferrando with poised sweetness.
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Si un fabricante de chocolate agrega manteca de cacao adicional para lograr una textura más suave, el porcentaje general de cacao aumentará, pero no el amargor.
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Five years after that, Miloš Forman made a flamboyant film out of Shaffer's material, with F. Murray Abraham playing Salieri as a suave, pursed-lipped malefactor.
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Stanley Tucci and Audra McDonald are the excitable harpsichord and the operatic wardrobe; Ewan McGregor and Ian McKellen are the suave candelabra and the anxious clock.
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Rounding out the cast were the bass Stefan Kocan, stentorian and plush as the Commendatore, and the bass-baritone Brandon Cedel, suave and alert as Masetto.
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Harry (Pico Alexander) is the director, and the suave one; George (Jon Rudnitsky) is the sweet screenwriter; and Teddy (Nat Wolff) is the barely sketched out actor.
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Ryan Driller is a suave, polished man of porn who has been in over 500 scenes and played porn versions of Magic Mike, Christian Grey, and Superman.
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But if that's not suave enough, he had one more move to pull: A pair of glasses—which, he confessed, actually have no working lenses in them.
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While the doll, manufactured by U.K. company Emperis, was spot on when it came to mimicking Elba's suave style — fans were not happy with its overall appearance.
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Before he was Finn in "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," John Boyega was just the suave dude repping the minority in a bunch of educational stock photos.
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Finding someone capable of filling those sizable shoes -- mixing Bond's sense of menace with his wry one-liners and suave manner with women -- represented no small challenge.
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The usually suave Affleck looked a hot mess Wednesday night rushing into the "Suicide Squad" premiere after-party -- belt askew, fly open and pants barely hanging on.
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On the road, an attractive older woman (played by Heart guitarist Nancy Wilson) spots Brad trying to look suave in his ridiculous getup and laughs at him.
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Ms. Golden sings the songs — kills them, even — with the full-throttle soulfulness they cry out for, her still-agile voice riding easily atop the suave melodies.
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Recorded entirely in the United States, and in places like the Mojave Desert, the Monkeys shedded their tracksuits on that album and became a little more suave.
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Lino would be suave and handsome except for the whole killing people part, which leaves Gloria caught between a ruthless DEA and the cartel that Lino leads.
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Al Pacino and Dustin Hoffman spoke to a different, more imperfect and less suave ethos than Redford or Reynolds, who might be seen as Redford's dark counterpart.
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Mr. Newman, the Oscar-winning actor and suave sex symbol who died in 2008, got his now coveted watch from Joanne Woodward, his wife of 50 years.
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The suave Belgian director Ivo van Hove has never seemed mad as hell, but he is taking an adaptation of the 1976 Paddy Chayefsky film to Broadway.
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You don't have to worry about Peter Pervert staring at your wife's tits, either, because a suave arrangement of bamboo will curtail any aims of Tom-peepery.
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Andrea Orcel is Europe's most famous investment banker, a suave, brash and fabulously wealthy dealmaker who counts many of the Continent's chief executives as his longtime clients.
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Moreover, he found that expensive shampoos don't work better than cheap ones, but expensive conditioners work better than really inexpensive ones, like V05 or Suave, he said.
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Mr Tanaka is a suave, Suntory-sipping spook who runs a ninja school in a remote castle, and helps Mr Bond storm the bad guy's volcano lair.
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While we're talking slice-of-life vampire films, shoutout to Jim Jarmusch's Only Lovers Left Alive, starring Tilda Swinton and Tom Hiddleston as suave-as-blazes vampires.
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In "Sideshow," we see five musicians, a young, preening buffoon or jester and their suave, watchful barker-ringmaster (a fair likeness of Ferdinand Corvi, the owner, himself).
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The trailer features car chases, suave suits, shootouts, and plenty of actors who have reprised their roles from previous movies, as well as some new faces, too.
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"I Called Him Morgan," a suave and poignant documentary by Kasper Collin, dusts off the details of Morgan's life and death and brushes away the sensationalism, too.
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Mr. Pisaroni sounded muscular and suave in the title role, though his Don Giovanni felt more like a frat boy than a shape-shifting object of fascination.
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Her hairstylist, Suave Professionals Celebrity Stylist Marcus Francis shared a photo of the star's glam going down, showing off her perfectly textured waves, lined lids and nude lip.
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But with the sequel focusing on Christian's fight to get Ana back after their bitter breakup, it looks like the suave businessman is successful in winning her over.
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The New York Times even dubbed the suave star "The Sexy Hamilton" for the way he uses his masculinity and sexual charm as methods of persuasion in scenes.
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In addition to everything else he was — poet, wordsmith, conceptmaster, religious seeker, suave scruffy ladies' man, Zen monk, belated concert fixture — he was also a major political songwriter.
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Koryo liquor, which the report describes as "suave," contains between 30 and 40 percent alcohol and has been around for years — though it's reserved for the country's elite.
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Contrast this with the way male action heroes tend to be cast: Whether they're heroic or aggressive or suave, they almost always tend to play up masculine virtues.
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Thankfully, just in time for red carpet season, her pro, Suave hairstylist Jenny Cho shows us how to get this look in the How It's Done video above.
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"The conference hall was full of women," Coutinho says on the phone, his gravelly voice matching his website's picture of a suave doctor with slicked-back grey hair.
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And while Alex is mostly used as a dose of comic relief, Ruiz has nonetheless found a real groove for himself as Lydia's suave, insightful right-hand man.
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Known as Don Pedro, or Buck to his bar friends, he was a rake, a pool shark, a horseman, a snappy dresser, and a suave singer and dancer.
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It's a great moment to discover how much wider and deeper Brazilian music goes, beyond the stereotypes of gaudy carnival parades and suave bossa novas by the beach.
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Outside of the big numbers, all carried off robustly, it is not, perhaps, as suave as it might be; the pacing is sometimes erratic, the stage business stereotypical.
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Tinge Krishnan ("Junkhearts") directs this musical love story about a single mother in London who strikes up a romance with a suave stranger on the streets of Camden.
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Cardi B, 24, has no supporting meme, at least not yet — she is her own engine, a forceful personality and a technician who's more suave than she seems.
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The common perception is that he is not as inventive as Pep Guardiola, as inspirational as Jürgen Klopp, as astute as José Mourinho, as suave as Carlo Ancelotti.
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He's a suave sonofabitch who makes raw flesh seem kind of fuckable, in no small part because of his subtle n' sensual salt facials, err sprinkles, at the end.
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But according to WWD, Unilever — the behemoth beauty company that owns Dove, Suave, TRESemmé, Caress, and more — is rolling out a new transparency initiative that will change all that.
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The suave 69-year-old, a four-time prime minister, says he will only leave when it is clear that he is no longer constitutionally entitled to the residence.
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Goldblum played Dr. Ian Malcolm in the 1993 smash hit, the impossibly suave mathematician and chaos theorist brought in to poke holes in John Hammond's cockamamy dino-breeding scheme.
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He was suave and clean-shaven, with headphones pressed against a single ear to avoid spoiling his hair, which he had oiled into an Elvis pompadour of considerable height.
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The suave, swashbuckling, cocktail-sipping superspy 24 has been a cultural sensation, deflating diabolical ambitions for world destruction while savoring strange and lusty interludes, for over half a century.
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The 20-year-old daughter of '90s one-hit-wonder rapper Rico Suave and a former beauty queen revealed during her interview package that she once suffered from anorexia.
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IN THE West, regard for the founding fathers of independent India is usually confined to Mohandas Gandhi and Jawaharlal Nehru, the pacifist in a dhoti and the suave Cantabrigian.
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The majority of Forge's clips are around 5 to 10 seconds, like a boss kill or a suave move in a game, that can be shared to other networks.
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To spare you the follicular frustration, we've tapped celebrity hairstylist and Suave ambassador Jenny Cho, who works with Jennifer Lawrence (who, we might add, grew out her pixie flawlessly).
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Paul Fitts was a handsome man with a soft Tennessee drawl, analytically minded but with a shiny wave of Brylcreemed hair, Elvis-like, which projected a certain suave nonconformity.
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In them, Flash travels to the planet Mongo in a rocketship, where he encounters alien races, rights wrongs, and dazzles the camera with his suave, blond-haired good looks.
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"Instinct" has Sharon Leal as the boss cop; Whoopi Goldberg as Dylan's editor; Daniel Ings as his husband; and the always suave Naveen Andrews as a former spy colleague.
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Mr. Craig, whom international moviegoers know as the infinitely suave James Bond, lends Iago a disarming, virile charm, through which only we can glimpse the contempt and the calculation.
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In that composer's Symphony No. 2, Mr. van Zweden suppressed his characteristic impulse toward feverish dynamic intensity, leading a suave and engaging performance that built to a satisfying climax.
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Instead, in the last scene, Wilson gives us back the suave, roguish Nijinsky from the opening of the show, doing little snatches of dance in his patent-leather shoes.
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For one thing, we learn that his first wife died in a mysterious fire; for another, he's a born salesman, suave and unctuous, with an eye for other women.
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Harry's new suave look is proving popular with the public too, with social media engagement almost doubling each time the brand posted a picture of Harry on their Instagram page.
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Suave, minimalist purveyors and displayers of digital art, Electric Objects has just announced a plan to commission $100,000 in new digital artworks as part of their 2016 Art Club Fund.
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Jonas brings a nuanced believability to Brett, a confident, suave older brother increasingly consumed by guilt over Brad's (Ben Schnetzer) brutal attack by townies and the cruelty of his frat.
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That decision was taken to improve Poland's scratchy relations with its European partners; the suave, English-speaking Mr Morawiecki is seen as a more convincing exponent of his boss's views.
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Yet beneath it, Nalin Kohli, a suave lawyer flown in from Delhi by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), which runs India's national government, is giving a stump speech in Hindi.
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In another "before they were famous" moment, here's pre-Pee Wee Herman Paul Reubens performing as part of the duo "Suave and Debonair" with future voice of Jambi Jon Paragon.
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It'll probably make for a great party trick, too, although I'm not convinced that anyone will look suave while wearing this thing, as Innomdle's Kickstarter video wants you to think.
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Equipped with a full arsenal of Q-Lab gadgets and weaponry, you must be suave, resourceful, and lethal as you carry out action-packed missions based on the blockbuster movie.
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Her interpretation of Judas, with its smoothly worked silhouette and come-hither gesture, nails the character's suave betrayal with an unexpected magnetism that distinguishes much of the artist's later work.
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SUNDAY PUZZLE — Ross Trudeau is among the constructors that bring a lightness to their puzzles — they're not simple (or uninteresting) solves, but they're sort of easygoing and suave, I guess.
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Seidel's satanic refinement is expressed in poems at once suave and vengeful, their garish pleasures linked to the many splendid goods—Ducati motorcycles, bespoke suits, Italian shoes—that they describe.
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That is not the view of the right-leaning and stridently pro-Brexit Daily Mail, which described Mr. Starmer as "suave" and "uber-ambitious," while deriding more favorable news coverage.
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Dentro de poco podrás adherirte un parche suave y elástico en el brazo que te indicará si estás deshidratado o si tus electrolitos están peligrosamente desequilibrados; incluso si tienes diabetes.
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She also starts a needy flirtation with another patient, Len (a suave Hugh O'Brian in the film's strongest performance), whom she clings to as her worries about her progress escalate.
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"I was really overawed when I turned up at Cambridge, because they all seemed very suave, very confident, very clever and I reckoned they'd made a mistake admitting me," she says.
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Teigen also shared several photos from the night out, including a full-length shot that showed off her baby bump in a flowing gown, as well as Legend's suave blue suit.
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" Rarely does the suave guy we see in porns fall off the bed, get a leg cramp or ask his co-performer, "Remind me exactly where your clitoris is again, babe?
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Say you want a single stick of Suave deodorant for $1.99 or a single package of dental floss for $1.79 or even a 75-cent "crease brush" to apply eye shadow.
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From what I've gathered from social media, Swift, who graduated from the University of Notre Dame in 23, is smart, suave, sexy and sensitive, as well as a wizard with cats.
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The new Baeza dinner blazer is a suave combination of corduroy, cotton, and suede, with a cost ranging from $1,500 to $4,000 depending on what level of protection the buyer wants.
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Sung by the soprano Eleonora Buratto, her tone lucid and suave from crystalline top to chocolaty bottom, Alice Ford — the voice of stylish wisdom — was as much the star as Falstaff.
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I have to give it to the Jaguar I-PACE, which is my runner-up — and a better vehicle in many respects: more luxurious, more suave, lots of fun to drive.
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The car is a suave grand-tourer, with a 611-horsepower, twin-turbo V8 under the hood, displacing 3.9 liters and routing the punch through an eight-speed, dual-clutch gearbox.
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But the suave elegance of this take was also compelling, thanks in part to the orchestra's principal trumpet player, Forrest Johnston, who earned a substantial ovation for his second-movement solo.
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The heat only makes the hero more suave in "Goyo: The Boy General," a serviceable biopic centering on Gregorio del Pilar, who fought United States forces during the Philippine-American War.
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An Oscar winner for Steve Tesich's original screenplay, it explores themes of identity and integrity as its young hero, Dave (Dennis Christopher), chooses to reinvent himself as a suave Italian cyclist.
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But Atlangeriev was a suave man with smoky good looks and an enterprising mind to match his wardrobe of well-cut suits, and he blended well with Russia's emerging business elite.
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A dessert of cream infused with buckthorn berries with almond crumble and white asparagus ice cream was a flirtatiously suave miniature of a Scandinavian summer — skinny-dipping after a beach picnic.
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Walter is a neurotic gadgets expert tasked with outfitting Lance Sterling (a sufficiently suave Will Smith), the star operative for a U.S. government spy agency known, aptly enough, as the Agency.
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By contrast, Prabowo chose 49-year-old Sandiaga Uno - a suave, U.S.-educated businessman who ran successfully last year to be Jakarta's vice governor, before resigning to be his running mate.
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Rating Amor Towles's new novel concerns Count Alexander Rostov, a suave and elegant Russian aristocrat who, in 1922, is sentenced by a Bolshevik tribunal to house arrest in a luxury hotel.
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With his shaggy hair in a tiny, pointed ponytail above his forehead, he looks smaller, younger, friendlier, and boyishly cuter than his suave fashion ads and tough-guy publicity photos suggest.
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It can be suave in Idris Elba or snooty in Monty Python, while a similar multiplicity that currently seems unattainable for the Canto-Japo-Koreo-Mando-HK accent used on television.
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My hope is that, after she moves to Los Angeles for her clerkship under a conservative judge, she finds some strange boy who is not Beau Mirchoff masquerading as a suave lawyer.
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Likened to a "silver fox" by China's state media and online admirers, due to his looks and his diplomatic wiles, Wang is regarded as suave and charming, but tough, by foreign diplomats.
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Burning goes in entirely unexpected directions, and its cast features The Walking Dead's Steven Yeun, giving a creepily suave performance as a man of the world who may also be very dangerous.
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Emmy winner Alexander Skarsgård is known for his dashing good looks and suave, sleek hair — but he threw everybody for a loop when he stepped out on the red carpet Thursday night.
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So, drugstore staple Suave set out to prove that expensive hair doesn't have to be expensive, and the only thing stopping you from a thick, luxurious, shiny head of hair is... you.
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Yeah, Gerardo, who you definitely know from the '90s hit "Rico Suave" -- is now the personal valet for his daughter, Nadia ... carrying her luggage, getting her coffee and prepping her for competitions.
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One of them is a suave, motorcycle-obsessed actor with a beautiful wife and a fidelity problem — he's part of a underground sex club where naked women kill tarantulas with their feet.
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At the start of the opera, Timothy Laughlin, a recent college graduate from a pious Irish Roman Catholic family, is approached by the suave and confident Hawkins Fuller, a State Department official.
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The band's set was abbreviated here by weather-related production delays, but there was time enough to play a feel-good version of "Reminisce," by the elastically suave R&B singer Bilal.
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Only 14% of Americans recycle their bathroom empties, compared to a whopping 50% who recycle their kitchen empties, according to Unilever, the beauty conglomerate that owns brands like Dove, Simple, and Suave.
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When Roger Moore died in May, the age-old debate over the best version of James Bond once again roared into high gear, with many backing Mr. Moore's suave-yet-silly portrayal.
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This production, which opened on Thursday night at the Golden Theater under the suave direction of Joe Mantello, is indeed a portrait of a marriage between two extremely well-known American politicians.
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Mickey operates by his own sort of gentleman's code, giving McConaughey a chance to play him with a suave bravado that, alas, seems a little too reminiscent of his car-commercial persona.
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Her life was quiet, content and enlivened recently by a new friendship with a patron, an older man, devastatingly suave (or so we're meant to believe), who shared her taste in books.
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Some portion of his athleticism was inherited from his father, the French cinema legend Jean-Pierre Cassel, the limber and ineffably suave movie idol who was known as the French Fred Astaire.
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West's commercial work in the early part of his career, and one suave turn in a Nestlé Quik ad in particular, led to his biggest role: Bruce Wayne on the pow-crack-bang!
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That all sounds great, but in actuality, distribution of Unilever's products, which range from Dove to Axe, Hellmann's to Bertolli, Suave to Tresemmé, only accounts for 3 percent of Unilever's greenhouse gas emissions.
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Nassif seems less a knotty type than Lindsay, yet it's his record that packs the kind of acerbic, off-kilter Tom Zé-Elza Soares buzz that delivers samba and its children from suave.
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When Cher, who technically plays Donna's mother but is actually just Cher, showed up to sing "Fernando," the audience howled, as they did every time a very suave Andy Garcia appeared on screen.
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Season 25 of House of Cards ended with Claire Underwood (Robin Wright) becoming husband Frank's (Kevin Spacey) running mate in the upcoming presidential election against suave but hotheaded Republican Will Conway (Joel Kinnaman).
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But since Wonder Woman is a 2017 film, Diana's wide-eyed earnestness needs a counterpoint more in line with modern superhero storytelling, which the film finds in the suave American spy Steve Trevor.
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The earliest works, "Yellow and Blue" (21972) and "Untitled" (1960), reveal Ms. Thomas as an adept practitioner of Abstract Expressionism with a fine feel for color and atmosphere and a suave painterly touch.
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Mr. Prince, after all, is the artist who started photographing existing photographs in the late 1970s, which set the stage for appropriation art and the suave, aloof style of the 1980s Pictures Generation.
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The action then swoops to Transylvania with the introduction of Count Dracula (a suave, wild-eyed Matthew Amendt), who looses his demon brides on an uptight London lawyer, Jonathan (Michael Crane, beautifully uptight).
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It&aposs made out of the suave neoprene usually used in scuba gear, has intuitive and superior organization, and looks and feels slimmer than you&aposd expect for how much it can carry.
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For nearly 220 years, the suave and calm Mr. Goldberg found success as an executive with 21989th Century Fox and ABC, where he helped establish the genre of weekly made-for-TV movies.
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True, the main bearded character is not Santa Claus, but Hans Gruber (Alan Rickman), a suave German criminal mastermind who takes the party-goers hostage while his gang breaks into the company vault.
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After the invasion, Antonina and Jan are greeted with unctuous cordiality by Lutz Heck (Daniel Brühl), a suave Nazi zoologist who offers to transport the zoo's most prized animals to Berlin for safekeeping.
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Recurring guest stars from seasons past — like David Walton's earnest Sam and Dermot Mulroney's suave "Fancyman" — even pop up throughout, re-entangling themselves in the core cast's lives to varying degrees of dysfunction.
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I asked Beykpour, the "very suave CEO" who that morning spoke over cups of coffee, about the fall of Vine and how he envisions keeping Periscope relevant so that the greater company sees value.
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Lewis sprang to fame in the 1950s as a zany comic performer in nightclubs, on television and in the movies, launching his act as the cross-eyed sidekick of the suave singer Dean Martin.
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He also had the advantage of never quite attaining mainstream success – Hungary ended up as valiant losers, after all – while his suave but austere Eastern Bloc aesthetic is fairly 'in' amongst fashionistas these days.
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Personally, I think Krasinski would have made a great suave lead in Crazy, Stupid, Love, but his path to success has been through indies, like the first post-Office film he directed, The Hollars.
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As for Golding, he nails the suave charm of a man who's been born to expect everything to go his way, but is also a genuinely nice guy who looks amazing in a suit.
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A turbulent love triangle between earnest overachiever Jane (Gina Rodriguez), suave mogul Rafael (Justin Baldoni), and determined cop Michael (Brett Dier) could have been corny, but found a believable balance in this show's hands.
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Jessica Simpson's 5-year-old son is quite the suave youngster in a black-and-white photo the singer shared to Instagram Wednesday, taken while Ace sits in the barber's chair following his chop.
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Bob Barker also sells a number of other products on its Hygiene & Personal Care page, including body washes from Olay, Suave, and Dove, and bar soap from Dial, Zest, and Bob Barker-branded antibacterial.
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At opposite ends of the 1990s, we experienced Gerardo's "Rico Suave" and Ricky Martin's "Livin' la Vida Loca," each laden with their own inherent biases and catering, inadvertently or otherwise, to macho male stereotypes.
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Miles wheedles and begs the Commune's departing member to recommend him as a cast member for "Weekend Live," whose suave, imperious head writer, Timothy (Seth Barrish), is allergic to cast members promoting their friends.
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To my knowledge, there were no suave British agents on secret missions for Her Majesty while I was at the bazaar — and certainly no one driving a motorcycle on anything other than a road.
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That performance, which reached an even wider audience later that year in an HBO broadcast, felt significant — a moment of suave triumph for an artist who had worked his way up to pop's peak.
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It offers a suave, almost theatrical mood – like I should be a slightly subdued circus ringmaster, or, when it's paired with a black velvet pencil skirt, a sixties secretary with delusions of beatnik grandeur.
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The brand's first commercial to use the strategy, which depicts an awkward young man at a cocktail party who turns suave as soon as he applies the spray, conjures a dystopian vision of adulthood.
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The movie, shot in and around Philadelphia, Mr. Shyamalan's hometown, proceeds nimbly and with suave misdirection toward a pair of rug-pulling final twists that an attentive viewer will probably be able to anticipate.
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And Frank Ntilikina, whom the Knicks took with the eighth pick, looked genuinely comfortable and suave in his suit, a red checkered affair complemented with a spotted bow tie and a pink pocket square.
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On a rainy night in Guatemala City, the suave, wealthy Pablo (Juan Pablo Olyslager), a married father of two, comes home to find that his evangelical family has discovered his relationship with another man.
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Rating Alexander Bruno, the hero of A Gambler's Anatomy, is a professional backgammon player — a suave, mysterious, James-Bond-like figure who travels the world in his tuxedo, relieving the rich of their money.
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And with the second film focusing on Christian's fight to get Ana back after their bitter breakup, it looks like the suave businessman is successful in winning her over – and putting a ring on it.
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Homer J. is morphed into a rock-hard, crime fighting Lothario as he and his partner (the couch) beat down thugs and drug dealers led by an equally muscular and suave underground kingpin, Ned Flanders.
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Harking back to the suave songs of Lee Hoiby and Ned Rorem, David Hertzberg's "Ablutions of Oblivion" sews together two Stevens poems with mellow lines for the singer and exuberant drizzles of piano (Milena Gligic).
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This dynamic was enacted in a debate, on Polish-Russian relations, held at the University of Cambridge in January, 2017, between Nowak and Radosław Sikorski, the suave Oxford-educated former Foreign Minister under Civic Platform.
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I mean, yes, he did wear a fedora, which should have been red flag number one, but he was so suave that it seemed like he was the only person who could pull it off.
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Stuffed with talented, beautiful women playing naughty, this is the latest addition to the cycle that was once about an improbably suave thief, Danny Ocean (George Clooney), and his mostly male band of charming accomplices.
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The midtempo pulse and melancholic lyric of its lead single, "Seasons," inspired Mr. Herring to perform some strangely suave dance steps when Future Islands made its network TV debut on David Letterman's show that spring.
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The whole scene is beautifully gauged, and the problem is that Koch—like Weisse, as Seeband's anxiously watchful wife, and like Rosendahl, as Elisabeth—overshadows Tom Schilling, who is suave but anodyne in the leading role.
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In other words, we expect the true whistleblower to be Ryan Gosling's suave character in "The Big Short," while ignoring the angry insights from Steve Carrell, on account of his bad haircut and terrible social skills.
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" The sociopath in sheep's clothing is a role Skarsgard has come to know well; it follows his Emmy- and Golden Globe-winning turn as Perry, the suave, wife-beating rapist whose death ignites "Big Little Lies.
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Then follows a series of mostly spellbinding figures: the growling, bearlike T.D. Jakes ("the greatest amen you can give the word of God is change") and the suave Kenneth C. Ulmer, who differentiates between flesh vs.
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At the start of Season 2, the suave and sinister palace tactician Lord Baelish (Aidan Gillen), walking in a courtyard with Cersei and her guards, for once pushes his flattering manner into the range of overfamiliarity.
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I was giggling in the backseat of a golf cart a few minutes later, sending snaps and slipping the driver handfuls of pesos to look suave, as I went on to join the group for karaoke.
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Mulligan's fresh new look comes at the hands of an A-list tag team: Suave hairstylist Jenny Cho (who also gave Lucy Boynton a similar blunt bob) and colorist Abbey Spaulding out of West Hollywood's Mare Salon.
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And as any apprentice-level 007 aficionado knows, there were also the blink-and-miss George Lazenby (one film), the placeholding charisma vacuum Timothy Dalton (two), and the so-suave-he-was-almost-bland Pierce Brosnan (four).
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When Joe introduces Beck by describing her accessories and braless habit, he doesn't sound suave — he sounds like the kind of creep you wish she could escape (spoiler alert: she doesn't, because what would the show be?).
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The 20-year-old model, who is the daughter of the 1990s one-hit-wonder singer known as "Rico Suave," had also talked about suffering from anorexia and wanting to promote body confidence earlier in the show.
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Daniels spoke candidly of her alleged relationship with Trump, sharing details about the actual intercourse ("Textbook generic"), about his suave, sophisticated interactions ("Your nose is like a beet," he said) and about his complicated relationship with sharks.
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Unilever has been adding to its "prestige" portfolio in 2017, acquiring luxury beauty brands including Kate Somerville and Murad, but this will be its first "prestige" haircare purchase (it currently owns brands including Suave, Dove and Tresemmé).
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In an era when action movies are dominated by the super-suave (James Bond), the self-serious (Jason Bourne), and the ironic (Iron Man), The Fast and the Furious movies stand out for being almost childishly sincere.
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On Monday, April 4, the suave Frenchman Alexandre Tharaud, who recently released a recording of Bach's "Goldberg" Variations, goes down into the crypt at the Church of the Intercession, an intriguing performance space, to play that masterpiece.
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While her body was covered in real pearls, the pearls in her hair came from a craft store, and were held in place by "Suave Professionals' $3 Firm Control Finishing Hairspray," according to Cardi's hairstylist, Tokyo Stylez.
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He's the insistent manager as well as the scowling host, the guy with the cool digs, smooth rides with blinking screens ("critical damage" reads one with great comic-book sincerity) and suave butler (Jeremy Irons as Alfred).
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But her online persona changed when she started posting in praise of products like Suave Professionals Rose Oil Infusion shampoo, Clinique Beyond Perfecting foundation and concealer, and Loco Coffee, a mix of cold brew and coconut water.
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Although Ada is betrothed to a wealthy man, Omar (Babacar Sylla), her affections remain with Souleiman, a suave but less prosperous suitor who leaves their coastal town in Senegal in hopes of finding steady work in Spain.
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Rachel went rappelling off a super high structure in Oslo, Norway with suave contestant Bryan Abasolo during Monday night's episode -- and on the way down, they took a break to suck a little face ... very, very loudly.
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Although the international ballad style is associated with the Spanish language, you can find the vast majority of this music sung in English, on TV/movie soundtracks — speaking the lingua franca is so suave and sophisticated, you know?
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In the film, it's fitting, as though Wiseau is unconsciously imitating a fantasy version of himself: the suave, successful actor who comes from New Orleans and always tells questioners he's "your age," no matter how young they are.
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The suave secret agent, played by Daniel Craig, will be taking to the wheel of the luxury car company's new 250,000 British pound ($330,000) Rapide E, its first electric car, in the 25th Bond movie, the reports said.
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I'd prefer to add an external hard drive (or install a bigger internal one in my PS4) than spike it in favor of a machine that performs the same, even if it does have a suave streamlined design.
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Dapper, handsome, with the crisp manners and suave wit of MGM-era heroes (think Cary Grant or Fred Astaire), they're adept at making others feel at ease, said their friend Christine Ebersole, the Tony-winning actress and singer.
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While the image of a white-haired, leathery Lippi sucking moodily on a little cigar most lives up to the Italian smoking stereotype, Carlo Ancelotti strikes a suave figure with a fag in hand, as does Gianluca Vialli.
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When he wasn't welding small squares of dark metal into suave, junk-sculpture credenzas and wardrobes, Evans further rethought form and function with sideboards whose jutting carapaces of wood and metal might serve as models for climbing walls.
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It has an inventive, suave look thanks to being made of a neoprene that transitions from gym to street to office uniquely well, a varied color scheme with rich neutrals and limited edition vibrant colorways, and superior organization.
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But the party's representative for the 2100 is Jordan Bardella, a suave 21-year-old who is always dressed in a suit and has established himself on social media as the guardian of social order in the banlieues.
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It has its racist elements, suggesting that the ivory trader's civilized veneer – his spiffy suits and suave ladykiller manners – hides a sadistic depravity: In the most eye-popping, sensationalist scene he burns a brand onto the white heroine's back.
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Despite the humble importuning of his lyrics, Romeo Santos was all smiling confidence and easy flirtation, rolling his hips to waves of squeals; Henry Santos, who took over for brief stretches during Romeo's wardrobe changes, was just as suave.
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But even as old wounds get reopened, the episode still celebrates the wonders of a time when Colonel Gentleman — a suave spy with a Sean Connery accent — had steamy threesomes with novelist Gore Vidal and astronaut Wally Schirra. Hulu.
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Sony Pictures' "Money Monster," premiering at the Cannes Film Festival this week and opening in U.S. theaters on Friday, sees Clooney play Lee Gates, a suave, showboating host of a money news TV program, held hostage live on air.
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The thing is, Trump isn't the leader of the free world, so you can't expect to play a suave game of hardball with the former host of "The Apprentice" the way Barack Obama has with Russian President Vladimir Putin.
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A month after The Sopranos left us in the dark, we had a suave new antihero to fixate on in the form of Jon Hamm's Don Draper — a love affair that sustained us until the show ended in 2015.
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Jamie Foxx hosts, while other stars include Nicki Minaj, Janelle Monáe, Migos, 2 Chainz and YG. Plus, the upstart British singer Ella Mai will bring her suave Top 10 single "Boo'd Up" to the Microsoft Theater in Los Angeles.
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Acting through his own underling, called the Lord's General and played with suave nobility by Norm Lewis, God decides to resurrect Little Joe and give him six months to mend his ways, leaving the Head Man and his minions fuming.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Robert Vaughn, best known for playing the suave Napoleon Solo in 1960s television spy series, "The Man from U.N.C.L.E," and the last surviving actor from the original "Magnificent Seven" movie, died on Friday from leukemia, his manager said.
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In 1975, Harrington was cast as the faux suave Schneider in the CBS situation comedy that followed the lives of newly divorced mother Ann Romano, played by perky Bonnie Franklin, and her teenage daughters, portrayed by Valerie Bertinelli and Mackenzie Phillips.
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But there are other forces, particularly Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif, a suave American-educated diplomat, and his predecessor, Ali Akbar Salehi, the MIT-educated head of Iran's nuclear agency, who should see the enormous opportunity that Trump has presented them.
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Decades after kitsch hits like "Rico Suave" and "The Ketchup Song (Aserejé)", it seems Spanish language music still faces bias and prejudices from English-speaking audiences, even in a year where "Despacito" proved omnipresent to the point of near normalization.
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We first hear Marnie (the plush-voiced mezzo-soprano Isabel Leonard) exchanging meek pleasantries when introduced by her officious boss, Mr. Strutt (the clarion tenor Anthony Dean Griffey), to a self-assured client, Mark Rutland (the sturdy, suave baritone Christopher Maltman).
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After the show, as the after-party kicked off, Virgil Abloh D.J.ed; shirtless, fatless waiters with gym physiques served Shake Shack burgers; and the unfiltered Mr. Ford, unruffled and suave in his customary suit, took a few minutes to chat.
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Hokusai: Thirty-Six Views of Mount Fuji (Prestel, 35 USD, 24.99 GBP, 47 CAD) It is the suave turning of waves that we are inclined to remember best when we recall the works of Katsushika Hokusai, that 19th-century Japanese master.
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Blue-chip art adorns many suave Manhattan addresses these days: Jeff Koons's "Balloon Rabbit (Red)" at 22003 Astor Place, James Turrell's glowing "Light Box" at 2300 Fifth Avenue, Yayoi Kusama's giant bronze pumpkin at the Sky building on West 2000nd Street.
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The suave and bearded Federico is one of the high priests who, clad in white jackets, serve behind the bar, and I watched in reverence as he aerated the egg white that would soften the blow of my White Lady.
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Suave ebony office furniture by Émile-Jacques Ruhlmann, the famous Transat chair by Eileen Gray, silverware by Jean Puiforcat, "Bird in Flight" sculptures by Constantin Brancusi — all transposed to India — did not arrive with the same meanings they had in Europe.
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Vulture published a list of prestige drama clichés in 2013, a few months before the arrival of Low Winter Sun, that short-lived AMC series starring the suave, frequently villainous Brit Mark Strong as a homicide detective who murders a fellow cop.
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"Koryo Liquor, which is made of six-year-old Kaesong Koryo insam (ginseng), known as being highest in medicinal effect, and the scorched rice, is highly appreciated by experts and lovers as it is suave and causes no hangover," the article states.
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Wayne is hip-hop's very own original drug-munching, expletive-cackling, thumb-sucking, language-fucking, free-associating genius idiot savant egomaniac, Chainz a suave, cheerful ladies' man and/or sexist whose greatest charm is his own candid shamelessness complete with sheepish grin.
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"Koryo Liquor, which is made of six-year-old Kaesong Koryo insam, known as being highest in medicinal effect, and the scorched rice, is highly appreciated by experts and lovers as it is suave and causes no hangover," Jong Hwa Sun wrote.
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In the beginning, in the mid-1930s, the young Guston parlayed the influences of the Mexican muralists José Clemente Orozco and David Alfaro Siqueiros, the Surrealist Giorgio de Chirico and the Renaissance master Piero della Francesca into a suave, rather refined social realism.
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Bergman filmed mainly in his native Sweden, often among the artistic bourgeoisie, showing characters with suave manners and a shared cultural heritage who yield to atavistic drives that are all the more terrifying for the refined, intellectual justifications of their explosive expressions.
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But with the help of Jennifer Lawrence's go-to pro, Suave hairstylist Jenny Cho, we've learned how to score one of the most gorgeous looks the star has worn lately — and all it takes is a few minutes and knack for braiding.
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This is Karl Marx, but not as you know him: dashingly tall, with a pronounced jawline, suave brown curls and blue eyes, and speaking Chinese -- a world away from the German philosopher's typical image as an old man with a bushy white beard.
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Four years later, in 2004, fans of his next musical, the Riviera con-artist caper "Dirty Rotten Scoundrels," might have pictured a suave Broadway type, tossing off French pastiche, a comic rap showstopper and a satire of "Oklahoma!" in one boffo score.
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Ludovic Morlot, the outgoing music director of the Seattle Symphony, leads the Orchestra of St. Luke's in a program primarily made up of Tchaikovsky, including the "Romeo and Juliet" overture and the Violin Concerto, played by the suave young soloist Benjamin Beilman.
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A swoon-worthy opening immediately places Bruno de Almeida's latest film in a world that seems to exist only in cinema: A suave, wavy-haired Michael Imperioli steps out onto an empty, neon-lit street, as an Italian ballad plays in the background.
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Broadcast on ABC from 277 to 260, "26 Sunset Strip" starred Efrem Zimbalist Jr. and Roger Smith as a pair of suave Los Angeles private eyes and Mr. Byrnes as the parking-lot attendant at the restaurant next door to their office.
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Do expect to immediately be able to stream: The World According to Jeff Goldblum, starring the ever-so-suave Jeff Goldblum; A High School Musical: The Series, the mockumentary series; and the holiday feature film, Noelle, starring Anna Kendrick and Bill Hader.
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Its songs, mostly written by the pianist Thomas Lauderdale and the singer China Forbes, sound like potential production numbers for long-lost movie musicals or supper-club revues from around the world; they dip into multiple languages and idioms with suave assurance.
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On Oscars night, Ms. Johansson turned to the hairstylist Jenny Cho, who used Suave products (Honey Infusion 10-in-1 Leave-In Conditioning Cream and Sea Mineral Infusion Texturizing Sea Salt) to create texture, and Ouai Matte Pomade to form the rockabilly shape.
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"Koryo Liquor, which is made of six-year-old Kaesong Koryo insam (ginseng), known as being highest in medicinal effect, and the scorched rice, is highly appreciated by experts and lovers as it is suave and causes no hangover," the Pyongyang Times reported.
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Richie also wished Madden's identical twin brother, Benji (married to Cameron Diaz), a happy birthday in her Instagram stories, sharing a suave monochrome photo of the brothers, followed by an adorable snapshot of the "Lifestyles of the Rich & Famous" singers as children wearing tuxedos.
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That look established his character, Danny Ocean, as a gentleman crook — smart and suave and pewter-haired, stealing from the rich to give to himself and his friends because they'll just be so much better at spending money than the assholes they're taking it from.
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We want Danny to win not because he was wronged in some way, but because he feels he's too suave and too smart to have to submit to the indignities of a daily grind, and Clooney sells us on the fact that Danny's right.
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After a quick outfit change into a sleek and silky Stella McCartney original and a suave tuxedo, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex headed to the Frogmore for the reception hosted by the Prince of Wales, where Whitney Houston most definitely got the party started.
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"The organ grinder and the monkey" was how Nick Tosches' 1992 biography of Martin, "Dino: Living High in the Dirty Business of Dreams," characterized the Martin-Lewis template with Lewis' wild, anarchic and adolescently disruptive clowning countering Martin's suave, sexy and seemingly blasé wit.
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Friedman was an insurance attorney who'd never argued outside a civil court, and he had to go up against an experienced and suave prosecutor, Loren Willis (Dan Stevens), with whom the jury already shared some affinity and trust just by virtue of his whiteness.
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Arts | New Jersey More than 40 years since the inimitable English writer-performer-composer-director Noël Coward exited this world, his name can still evoke sparkling Art Deco images of cocktails, laughter and suave comedic banter about various designs for living and private lives.
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As Menenius, a Roman senator and supporter of Coriolanus' bid for consulship, Patrick Page gives a smooth, beautifully spoken performance, his suave baritone and patrician bearing ideally suited to the character, who eventually tries to persuade Coriolanus to return to the fold, to little avail.
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What we didn't expect was Dandy, a suave bistro that served deer burgers with caramelized onions and potato wedges sprinkled in rosemary, a bar where each premium bottle gets its own neon floodlight, and mirrored walls for Murmansk's gold collar elite to admire themselves in.
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This is the sound of a glittering, almost suave yet ephemerally bad and funky-ass sentinel closing a car door, throwing a coat to the side, and strutting toward a pair of open arms as the credits for a Hollywood movie start to run.
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Here's George Lucas, looking suave: On the second day of the conference, guests flocked to the central square of the fishing town Sciacca to walk among the traditional carnival floats: The conference also featured wine tastings ... ... cheese tastings ... ... homemade pasta ... ... fireworks ... ... and more live music.
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Dispatched by his bosses to retrieve an executive who has vanished in Switzerland, Lockhart, who is haunted by memories of his father's suicide, finds himself in the company and eventually the care of Dr. Volmer (Jason Isaacs), a suave Continental with unnervingly impeccable manners.
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He'll introduce the orchestra to Dvorak's American Suite, which he recorded (shiningly) several years ago, on a program that also includes Samuel Barber's bombastic, soaring Symphony in One Movement and Bernstein's "Age of Anxiety" Symphony, with the ever-suave pianist Jean-Yves Thibaudet as soloist.
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In "North by Northwest" (1959), the ever-suave Cary Grant, a fugitive for a killing he did not commit, hustled his way aboard New York Central's storied 20th-Century Limited, an overnight express to Chicago, which greeted passengers with a red carpet on the platform.
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He's felt like someone who could be on the verge of arriving at their level for years, just as soon as he figured out his thing — which, it's turning out, is neither Clooney's suave cool or Damon's limber changeability, nor their outspoken (if imperfect) Hollywood liberalism.
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As Antonio — the character who nominally gives the play its title, since he has changed himself from gent to idiot — Mr. Army flicks his addled smile on and off like a light switch, moving from grinning idiot to suave suitor as soon as Lollio's back is turned.
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The episode starts out as a light romp, leaning on several of the elements that make Wynonna Earp such a fun "hangout" show, including Waverly's sweet romance with Deputy Sheriff Nicole Haught (Katherine Barrell), and Wynonna's tendency toward vulgarity even when she's trying to act suave.
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That film saw him tackling the role of an actor that was suave, brash, and not too bright, but Ehrenreich was able to bring a sense of earnest heart to the role — exactly the kind of combination needed to realize the Star Wars world's most infamous smuggler.
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The video, produced by Senator Elizabeth Warren's office to promote a legislative campaign, showed a scene in a hotel suite where Richard Gere, playing a suave investor, admits to a young Ms. Roberts that his work was akin to stealing cars and then selling off the parts.
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But much of their work, at least what was presented here, was genially suave Latin pop standards — a bit lulling in this large dose, though lifted by the passionate singers and warmly subtle accompaniment from the guitarists Pancho Navarro and Brendan Cowan and the percussionist Leonardo Granados.
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As outfits go, it's suave enough, but Meyers confines the majority of his expressions to a blink-free glare, occasionally veiled in an artful puff of cigarette smoke, and the over-all impression is of somebody not living and breathing so much as striking a pose.
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Yet, while our image of Timberlake is one of a suave and angelically sculpted man who cannot be touched by anything except light, quenching facial cream and soft feminine hands, the fact remains: Justin Timberlake has also been slapped in the face with a fistful of meat.
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"What makes us different is that everyone else is operating on a retail model, but we are a platform, not a shop, an enabler not a competitor, and are reaping all the advantages that such a position entails," the suave Mr. Neves said in London this week.
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"Non-Fiction" sets the stage with a mopey novelist, Léonard Spiegel (Vincent Macaigne), controversial for drawing on his real-life celebrity passions, and his suave editor, Alain Danielson (Guillaume Canet), who is fed up with the name-checking and exploitation, and refuses to publish his new manuscript.
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GILBERT CRUZ In one of the most memorable scenes in Lynch's 1986 dark Freudian fairy tale, Frank Booth (Dennis Hopper) rants and raves alongside his "suave" associate, Ben (Dean Stockwell), who lip syncs Roy Orbison's "In Dreams" while wearing white face makeup and a smoking jacket.
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As I wrote for Vox in 2017, it's a James Bond fantasy for women: Phryne's fabulous outfits are always as immaculate as James Bond's suits, and she's just as suave, debonair, and unfailingly competent as 007 is, whether she's at a gala or a crime scene.
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PARELES Suave, leisurely and benignly affectionate, Keith Urban reaches back to doo-wop chords and piano triplets for a song that methodically works out the possibilities of its title: "Let's put a kiss at the top of your list/We can be naughty or nice," he offers.
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That "Can't Take My Eyes Off of You" scene is still one of my favorites in history because of how it locks in amber the raw, rare talent that Ledger had — to be as silly as he was suave, as moving as he was able to move.
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With its suave aesthetic—all polished upcycled wood, dim lighting, and artfully arrayed bric-a-brac—The Night Rooster would feel right at home in London or Manhattan, were it not for the fact that the concise cocktail menu draws deeply on the fruits and flavors of Indonesia.
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There was confusion, and even some outrage, mostly because the generally suave Hiddleston has been a member of the "internet boyfriend" club ever since he joyfully embraced the role of Thor's wicked brother Loki in 2011's Thor, leading many to passionately view Hiddleston as an unattainable ideal.
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He's here to sell a new line of grooming products to men who are less interested in suave scents and more interested in the most powerful way to beat sweat and body odor — something Old Spice says it hasn't emphasized as much in its quest for interesting smells.
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"The Night Manager," which stars Tom Hiddleston as a hotel desk clerk recruited by MI6 to infiltrate the dirty business of a suave arms dealer (Hugh Laurie), is a slightly more straightforward story than the first two televised le Carrés, "Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy" (1979) and "Smiley's People" (1982).
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After Carter Cleveland, the suave founder of Artsy, briefly introduced himself ("I don't know what we're going to work on, but I'm sure it will be something great," he said), one of Mr. Stoudemire's representatives gave a presentation about "influencers" and "first movers" as he nodded in silence.
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A gang of plutocrats, fronted by a master of disguise and suave thuggery named Turner (played by German cinema's favorite villain, Fritz Rasp), plot to steal a rocket designed by an aging mad scientist from his earnest young protégé, the entrepreneurial astrophysicist Helius (the popular leading man Willy Fritsch).
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There's a regular called the Pig, a suave operator in the world of finance, who one afternoon not only shows up 20 minutes late but then breaks years of protocol by trying to engage the waiter's help in some business that seems to have nothing to do with lunch.
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One image, of four loners walking down a country road, clad in suits, recalls the similar strollers who crop up in Buñuel's "Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie" (1972), yet Lanthimos lacks the master's blithe awareness that, in the matter of tone, the savage can cohabit with the suave.
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The bust attempts to capture his suave, crooked smile, but instead makes him look to be, in the eyes of many on social media, like Jim Carrey in The Mask, the clay head from Art Attack, Chucky, or some combination of Vanilla Ice, Johnny Bravo, and Mr. Incredible.
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His fans take their cues from the counterpuncher in chief, gleefully creating memes that depict Mr. Trump as a fit, suave superhero shooting and punching, shooting and stabbing his way through a church full of enemies labeled "CNN" and "Black Lives Matter" or wearing Maxine Waters's or Bernie Sanders's face.
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Glover's performance, like Ehrenreich's, borrows from the character that Billy Dee Williams made his own back in 1979, but takes it one step further, pulling off a turn that is suave bordering on the absurd, but tempered with an emotional core that prevents the whole thing from veering into parody.
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Just look at James Bond, Hollywood's longest-lived action hero standard-bearer: Although he's changed throughout the years, he's always embodied the (or at least a) contemporary male ideal, from the breezy stylishness of Sean Connery to the swinging suave of Roger Moore to the brooding aggression of Daniel Craig.
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Randle, a native Houstonian, had taken a picture of himself with a selfie stick, which, through the magic of the Internet, took on a life of its own; the older man's good looks and suave fashion sense made his Instagram exactly the kind of viral sensation the internet sprouts every week.
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"I know he was suave and does not give a damn at the end," says Scott who donned Butler's famous mustache for PEOPLE's Movember tribute, in which Marlon Wayans, Will Forte, Will Arnett and Kal Penn re-created some of the most iconic mustaches in history for a good cause.
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For my money (so to speak), Soderbergh's 2001 reboot is the most fun of all of these: It has the thrill of finding out which cool, suave actor will show up next, but it also sails along rhythmically in a way the 1960 film doesn't, skillfully building up tension and excitement.
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If the Times's sources are correct, and Craig is actually coming back, it means we'll have to keep waiting for our chance to see how suave an Idris Elba Bond would be—but there are rumors that Cara Delevingne will play a badass spy alongside Craig in this next movie, so there's that.
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And they did it via a social experiment of epic proportions: The brand told a group of women they were trying new products from a high-end, up-and-coming company — "Evaus" — when in reality, Suave had poured its Strengthening Honey Infusion formula into the kind of minimalist bottles millennials go nuts for.
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Walsh, who is pictured above in all his suave, demure, dry yet moisturised glory, completely bodied the competition for best-selling album of 20163 by a debut artist, having shifted 111,650 copies of a record featuring little more than a collection of songs made famous by better looking and better people than him.
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Leon Bridges, the Texas-based singer and songwriter whose voice harks back to both the suave tenderness and the churchy grit of Sam Cooke, is still underserved by his material on his major-label debut album, "Good Thing," although he is now collaborating with song doctors like Justin Tranter and Ricky Reed.
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Everything that follows is, in some ways, even more shocking, as the movie — a masterpiece of suave perversity, directed by Paul Verhoeven — leads its audience through a meticulously constructed maze of ambiguity, scrambling our assumptions and expectations at every turn, dispensing discomfort and delight and daring us to distinguish one from the other.
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A middle-aged gent in a sports coat—our O.I.C.M.—is shown in various scenarios around New York, envying those not suffering from O.I.C.: a suave dude emerging triumphantly from a café bathroom, a dog pooping in a planter, a woman strutting down the street with toilet paper trailing from her shoe.
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From the one and only Eve to The End of the F***ing World's Naomi Ackie and Sex Education's Ncuti Gatwa via Alexa Chung, a suave Billy Porter, and musicians Rina Sawayama and Charli XCX, the front row was a testament to the Northern Irish designer's reputation for putting on a show.
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At Preen, the '70s film adaptation of Daphne du Maurier's Don't Look Now was the collection's inspiration, and while flashes of the film's haunting red symbolism were seen throughout, it was the Donald Sutherland-esque suiting that we loved the most: think dagger collars and oversized lapels on suave three-piece get-ups.
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Alcohol marketing had so effectively persuaded me that I was a sophisticated, suave bitch, and that my drinking signified a worldly, lived-in quality, that, upon realizing the scale of my deception, my best move was to do away with the idea of sophistication entirely and invest heavily in the aesthetics of crappiness.
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Un hombre de familia con una personalidad discreta y suave, Zidane fue la inspiración de la selección francesa que ganó la Copa del Mundo en 1998, pero se convirtió en el villano del campeonato de 2006, cuando en la final fue expulsado tras propinar un cabezazo en el pecho al defensa italiano Marco Materazzi.
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Likewise, in "Carol," an adaptation of Patricia Highsmith's 1952 novel " The Price of Salt ," the suave Carol (Cate Blanchett), who is going through a difficult divorce, and the jejune Therese (Rooney Mara) act out a kind of Kabuki of normality, while the signs and signals of their attraction are being sent, received, and returned.
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Wenger is a suave, sophisticated economics graduate who gets invited to debonair fashion shoots and high-society soirées, while Dyche looks like he probably has a best mate called 'Baz' and that his idea of the perfect night is going to get a chicken jalfrezi with the lads before necking seven pints of Ruddles Best.
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In addition to the played-out Big Brother vibe, the cast is mostly white, the male performers more gawky and awkward than suave studs intended to attract the female gaze, and — at least in the first episode — the sexual dynamics aren't exactly equal (it's telling that there's a blowjob contest, but no test of anyone's cunnlingual skills).
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A very handsome man who never seemed to be aware of how good-looking he was (or was at least unwilling to be defined by his looks), Moore had a twinkle in his eye -- a "wink wink" vibe -- even when he was karate chopping bad guys, playing the suave, tough, lady-killer or engaging in daredevil stunts.
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The suave, white-suited man named Steve in Barkley L. Hendricks's 21995 painting of that name, radiates every bit as much star-power as Elvis Presley does in a double-panel Warhol homage, and he's treated with a lot more respect than is the busty, grinning title figure in Willem de Kooning's "Woman and Bicycle" from the early 21950s.
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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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Other highlights include a fruit-laden Carmen Miranda, in " That Night in Rio " (1941), and a scene in which Eliza smuggles in a portable record player and treats the Creature to a suave burst of Glenn Miller and "I Know Why," as if to show the beast that, despite appearances, there is something to be said for Homo sapiens .
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It was a more than slightly different version of himself that acted his part in these happy scenes: Seamus as a confident and blithe man, but also warm and generous, and possessed of a bedroom manner suave enough to insure that the previously reticent Polish girl concluded his reveries roaring the head off herself in gales of sexual transport.
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" That much is true, British officials say, but Queen Elizabeth II doesn't seem to mind: She has repeatedly dined at the $400 million Park Lane mansion of Hamad bin Abdullah al-Thani, a suave, thirtysomething cousin of the emir whose staff members are said to be dressed in the period style of the television series "Downton Abbey.
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We encounter lovers lifted from an Indian temple sculpture; monkeys and lion dogs borrowed from Chinese art; a grape-eating goat surrounded by lovely leaves (some made of felt), suggestive of folk art; and seemingly abstract planes of color that turn out to depict gallery walls, urban skyscrapers or a sendup of a suave brown Hollywood interior.
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Corey Stoll as a reflective Brutus, John Douglas Thompson as an intemperate Cassius, and Teagle F. Bougere as a suave Casca are all ideal in the major conspirator roles; Tina Benko as Melania-slash-Calpurnia and Nikki M. James as Brutus's noble wife, Portia, make comic and emotional hay respectively of their few but key scenes.
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At least once a day, Shipka posts content inspired by or intended to excite the fandom on her personal feed: a picture of her on set smiling and covered in blood, a video of her and the cast dancing, a steamy picture taken with suave brooder Gavin Leatherwood, who plays Sabrina's love interest, Nick, on the show.
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For his entrance, Grant, whose chyron simply lists him as "unemployed," chows down on a hot dog doused in what appears to be a pint of mustard while reciting series of condiment and barbeque puns that he clearly thinks is cute, but his open-mouthed chewing isn't quite as suave as Brad Pitt's charming and near-constant snacking in those Ocean's Eleven flicks.
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The part everybody seems to actually know comes at the end of Daddy Yankee's solo and is repeated throughout the back half of the song: Pasito a pasito, suave suavecito Nos vamos pegando, poquito a poquito These suddenly simple, relatively easy-to-remember lyrics in the middle of this complicated song stand out, and are therefore prime fodder for meme-ification.
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But they are also broiled under minced seaweed and Parmigiano-Reggiano in a nervy, compelling take on oysters Rockefeller; poached in sherry and cream along with late-summer succotash for a soup that is halfway between oyster stew and chowder; and steamed with garlic, vermouth and butter, a suave oyster-dunking sauce that becomes a soup once you add oyster crackers.
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It's not just that they are baggy and sort of shapeless, it's not just that there's nothing less suave than digging your wallet/phone out of a pocket on your leg, it's that cargo shorts have been known for years to be empirically ugly, yet men—only men, these things are the most male clothing item since the codpiece—insist on wearing them.
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Playlist: "Ladytron" / "803HB" / "The Bob (Medley)" / "Chance Meeting" / "In Every Dream Home a Heartache" / "The Bogus Man" / "For Your Pleasure" / "Out of the Blue" / "Sentimental Fool" / "Spin Me Round" / "India" / "Tara" Spotify | Apple Music Ferry is a parody of the crooner, having everything and nothing at the same time, suave in song yet repeatedly described as shy in reality, vanity a hollow replacement for confidence.
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On a radiantly sunny afternoon, he quickly put to rest any doubts about his design abilities — "People think I'm just that guy who puts a stripe on a hoodie," he'd said earlier, at his studio — with a demonstration of his design conviction, opening with a suave double-breasted suit worn over double-pleated trousers precisely when most men's wear labels are in desperate flight from tailored clothes.
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Best known for his role as the villain 'Loki' in the Marvel blockbusters Thor, The Avengers and Thor: The Dark World the 35-year-old Eton-educated actor is a fan frontrunner to replace Daniel Craig as 007 in the Bond franchise after his role playing the suave and sophisticated Jonathan Pine – a charming ex-soldier who successfully infiltrates the inner circle of an arms dealer – in The Night Manager.
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The fanfare that surrounded the announcement of the current James Bond (Daniel Craig arrived to the announcement by boat) and the level of speculation over who his successor might be make it even more unbelievable that, in the late '60s, the actor who replaced Sean Connery in the role of the suave British spy was an Australian mechanic and model who had never acted in a single film.
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TWA highlighted this opulence in a series of ads featuring the actor Peter Sellers playing foreign stereotypes, including a suave Italian: (Sellers' upper-crust Englishman in another ad is equally over-the-top hilarious; the ad also features a cameo by the staircase leading to the second-level lounge.) Meanwhile, "the jet's elephantine proportions were both a gift and a challenge to the travel industry," Mr. Vanhoenacker writes.
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Darkly handsome in his glory years, always suave and impeccably tailored, an amusing and witty man who frequently poked fun at himself, Mr. Lane unapologetically wanted the best of everything — from the luxurious duplex apartment in a Stanford White mansion on Park Avenue to a coveted place on the "A" guest lists for all the best parties everywhere, be they in the United States, England, France, Italy or Spain.
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And, not for nothing, but fashion can be an interest of men, too, and men are also on red carpets in suave suits and tuxes, and no one seems to worry about whether admiring those means we're objectifying them — my point being, this "objectification of women" argument too often takes on a sneering tone implying that women are somehow demeaning themselves by showing up in nice clothes that make them feel great.
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Thus Nick and Audrey skip the gross tour bus and are whisked off to what seems like a luxury vacation, whose guest list includes an African dictator (John Kani), his burly bodyguard (Ólafur Darri Ólafsson, who doesn't say "Mum" once), a movie star (Gemma Arterton, completely wasted in this), an Ali G-wannabe Maharaja (Adeel Akhtar), Charles' ex-girlfriend Suzi (Shioli Kutsuna) now married to his uncle, and a suave race-car driver (Luis Gerardo Méndez).
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Uh yea, and don't fuck with me, you know I'm Gotti Check yourself before I sign it Yeah, I'm shinin' on these niggas, no horizon Yeah, and it's goin' down if I'm her pilot Uh, my new car is so robotic My new bitch is so provided Money talks, yours like 'no comment' Black card, racial profilingRest in peace to Christopher Wallace Desert Eagle like the Mojave I get my work from Rico Suave, uh It's a Rollie if I got time on my hand You ever see me broke?
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