Their foundation is flawless and their lips are perfectly lined, but you'll never see them primp in public.
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He primps in front of the mirror more than she does, dousing himself with cologne and slicking back his hair.
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Waiting for either Chicago or Indiana to emerge from the East, Utah has a lot of time to primp and preen.
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Yet when I read that men in the nation's capital primp in spas, I think that some important priorities have been forgotten.
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Now, as Salt Lake City primps for the Winter Games that start in two weeks, the trend away from corporate clutter is continuing.
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Carmella frets about estate planning and seems to primp each time Italian-born enforcer Furio Giunta ( Federico Castellucio ) arrives to drive Tony.
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The railroad, a government-owned company, plans to go public perhaps as soon as 2003 and wants to primp for future investors.
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His Roswell showroom bristles and twinkles with 120 varieties-- many of them pre-lit-- that take most of September to uncrate and primp.
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Fear is in vogue again on the streets where kids play the dozens, shoot hoops, gather in cliques outside school doors, and primp in slouching denims.
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But everyone needs to primp a bit before going under the white-hot lights for TV interviews _ even Democrats, and even the typically rumpled Moore himself.
