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And compared with her – indeed, compared with anyone – today's rock stars are gleamingly drug-free.

How the British fell out of love with drugs 2011

First came Lord Triesman's claims that Fifa – an organisation that inhabits a cavernous bulletproof aircraft hanger and whose gleamingly basted president emanates at all times a personal force field of strangulation-strength phoniness – may actually be a little corrupt.

It's time to admit football is pure evil | Barney Ronay 2011

Elisabeth Moss, gleamingly voracious in Speed-the-Plow a couple of years ago on Broadway, plays the other accused with more decision.

The Children's Hour; Plenty; The Heretic – review 2011

Each day ticking away into a gleamingly beautiful night, where if she lay still enough, there was Dr. Alfred Curie, different now: not with his Edwardian mustache, but clean shaven as she had not wanted him to be before.

The Color of Silence is Radium Green 2010

Which is to say, to the extent that I thought about it, I simply assumed that her future was brilliantly, gleamingly bright.

A Wonderful Life | Her Bad Mother 2008

Which is to say, to the extent that I thought about it, I simply assumed that her future was brilliantly, gleamingly bright.

A Wonderful Life 2008

Almost 45 years after I first saw that gleamingly phallic, slim rocket, someone esteems a Hugo above nearly all else.

:Acquired Taste Tim Stretton 2008

This high-stepping tale of immigrant life in the Upper Manhattan barrio throbs with self-confidence, and its theatrical craftsmanship is gleamingly immaculate.

The Slickest Show in New York 2008

Publicity pictures of auto factories are always gleamingly clean.

Create Uncle Sam Motors 2008

Which is to say, to the extent that I thought about it, I simply assumed that her future was brilliantly, gleamingly bright.

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