And she quickly falls for Richard's oleaginous come-on, which has something to do with comparing women and wine-tasting.
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It is known that some species of oleaginous yeast when grown on sugars may convert between 20-80 % of their biomass to oil.
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So, too, does Stanton's loathing of the oleaginous, condescending and indecisive governor of New York, " Orlando Ozio ."
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There's Senate majority leader Trent Lott, the oleaginous Mississippian, forsaking his normal business of looting the defense budget for his Pascalouga shipyard down home.
15.
She combined the French word craie ( chalk ) with ola ( oleaginous because the crayons were made from petroleum-based paraffin ) to coin the name crayon.
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And that's a good thing because it's through dialogue and debate that social discovery can occur, " intoned oleaginous academy president Michael Greene.
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First, face some basic facts : oleaginous as Gore may sometimes seem, to date he's been a clearer, sharper, tougher, more focused debater and campaigner.
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But it could have been Max Bialystock, oleaginous impresario wheedling cash from besotted widows and trying to bilk investors in the hit New York musical " The Producers ."
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Self-parody as a marketing strategy came of age in 1986, when the ad executive Jerry Della Femina introduced Joe Isuzu, the oleaginous car dealer played by the actor David Leisure.
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"I'm coming, Marilyn, my poor sweetheart, " an obsequious Epstein intones in a voice so oleaginous you'd think his veins ran with salad dressing.
