Respondents included his critics and his speechwriters, those nostalgic for the time of prosperity and peace as well as for the days of whine and nosiness.
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SCI-TERROR-NORMALCY ( Undated ) _ Sanctioned nosiness and a military spirit have become the humdrum standard, as expected as rush hour traffic jams.
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Some residents say the company-town atmosphere can be oppressive at times-- they cite gossip, nosiness and the inevitability of encountering familiar faces on every shopping sortie.
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In this era of intensive media nosiness, politics and corporate life have been transformed by the routine exposure of previously private matters, from sexual affairs to financial malfeasance to mere incompetence.
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She enjoys sports, fantasizing about attractive boys, Pop music and planning for the future, but is also prone to nosiness and has a quick temper, traits which have led her friends to regard her as a control freak.
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Her Emma gives you the confidence that any mischief she may get into can probably be undone . " Gerard Gilbert of " The Independent " agreed, writing that Beckinsale " has the right mixture of sassiness, nosiness and self-satisfaction ."
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The many books she wrote with her husband, illustrator H . A . Rey, about the rascal monkey " Curious George, " whose nosiness always gets him into trouble, were disdained by sophisticated critics, and by more than a few parents.
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She received positive reviews for her role, with Gareth Jones of Dread Central saying : " In the supporting realm, Stafford nearly steals the show as sexpot Kate, the gossipy neighbour whose delightful demeanour is the only thing that keeps her persistent nosiness from crossing the line.
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When confronted this month with indisputable evidence of years of double-crossing us and the world, the Communist North headed by Kim's dictator son said, in effect, " Sure we did _ and your nosiness means that the deal is now nullified ."
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His criminal exploits, coupled with a prominent facial feature, earned him the nickname " Nosey " ( this may also be a reference to his nosiness he eavesdrops on his employer's conversations in " Vault of Death " and " Thunderbird 6 " ).
