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Noma Dumezweni is also outstanding as the doctor who struggles to keep him alive through a series of heart attacks, and Greg Hicks doubles niftily as a carping general and a gulag victim who haunts Korolyov's imagination.

Little Eagles – review 2011

Isaac Julien niftily picks up a salmon dumpling with his chopsticks.

Isaac Julien's angel of Morecambe Stuart Jeffries 2010

Written in 1875 by Alfred Hennequin and Alfred Delacour, and here niftily translated by Reggie Oliver, it provides the prototype for later, greater Georges Feydeau.

Once Bitten – review 2011

Neither side has really got going yet.7 min: Guthrie niftily drags the ball back in his own half to evade a challenge from Whelan and then pings a lovely pass over the top of Wilson and down the inside-left channel for Obertan to chase.

Stoke City v Newcastle United - as it happened | Jacob Steinberg 2011

While the upfront costs of the current crop of electric cars remains high, the lucky owner niftily avoids the cost of the staggeringly overpriced lagoon of fossil fuel required to drive a traditional model.

Stars and their cars 2011

In their niftily crafted separation of powers, the Framers meant Congress to be a strong competitor with the president and Supreme Court.

Congress crippled by ambivalence 2010

Please note that this is not merely cited for use of magic train but because the station from which Amabel departs is Bigwardrobespareroom, thus niftily getting CS Lewis as well

Making Light: Rowling's being sued for plagiarism again 2010

Browser tab dragging, removing, adding, etc all work nicely and niftily.

UFies.org: Software Archives 2010

(They only changed their mind the day the Supreme Court ruled this was illegal, and God niftily appeared to their leader that morning and announced blacks were ensouled after all.)

Johann Hari: The Slow, Whining Death of British Christianity 2010

(They only changed their mind the day the Supreme Court ruled this was illegal, and God niftily appeared to their leader that morning and announced blacks were ensouled after all.)

Johann Hari: The Slow, Whining Death of British Christianity 2010