They describe him as a gum-chewing swaggerer who vowed to match a deal to run the complex proposed by the conservative Lamar Hunt, who owns the Crew, the Major League Soccer team, and the Kansas City Chiefs.
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So just in case _ and this hurts to say _ the Cowboys should win another Super Bowl, you might want to know enough to stare down a swaggerer in a 10-gallon hat and say : " Yeah, but how'd you do in synchronized swimming ?"
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Petr L�bl was one of the most talented young directors with distinctive imagination who provoked with his interpretations of classics ( J . Genet : " The Maids ", L . Stroupe ~ nick?: " Our Our Swaggerers ", Ivanov ", " Uncle Vanya " ).
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"More than a few close observers who are neither unthoughtful nor ill-willed have found ( Jackson ) at times an insufferably sanctimonious swaggerer _ he once actually had himself brought on stage at a PUSH ( People United to Serve Humanity ) gala to the splendoring paean of ` Jesus Christ Superstar .'. . . Yet he seems to have a peculiar capacity for suddenly becoming wondrously larger than all his unlikabilities, " his biographer, Marshall Frady, wrote in " Jesse : The Life and Pilgrimage of Jesse Jackson " ( Random House, 1996 ).
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As David Bevington puts it : The sense of locale for a tavern is created in the Henry IV plays not only by tables, stools, tapsters in their leather aprons, whores with their ruffs and jewels, " lack-linen " swaggerers with swords and " two points " on their shoulder, musicians, drinking companions with red countenances, talk of " mouldy stew'd prunes and dried cakes ", quantities of sack and the like, but by a sense of enclosed space defined by two unseen presences, one of the interior rooms of the tavern and the other the outside world.
