The context is the end of the Cold War, but the serene scenery of Czechsolovakia makes 1989 seem as enchantingly distant as the Middle Ages.
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And " Eastwood : After Hours ( Suite ), " which Lennie Niehaus arranged and guest conducts, is enchantingly old-fashioned.
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Esparza, an enchantingly sinister Riff Raff in " Rocky Horror, " here balances comic hyper-intensity with a more probing sincerity.
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For instance, Aunt Betsey to her enchantingly loopy cousin, Mr . Dick, when a ragged, starving David turns up on her doorstep:
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Janet Maslin of The New York Times wrote that the film " achieves something irresistible : a bright, beautiful and enchantingly childlike vision ."
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Precise, simple and deeply serious beneath their breezy and seductive surface, these stories enchantingly explore love's little treacheries and the stubborn immutability of hum
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Mermen, just like mermaids, can lure and attract humans with their enchantingly beautiful, soft melodic and seductive siren-like singing voices and tones.
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Back at the flat, William finds his small nephew Rupert, an enchantingly self-possessed boy of six, who has run away from home.
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Among the enchantingly surreal ideas that turn up here is the notion of a Double House, a creation that has much in common with the novel itself.
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Watson further notes how Blyton often used minimalist visual descriptions and introduced a few careless phrases such as " gleamed enchantingly " to appeal to her young readers.
