If nothing else, " Heidi Fleiss : Hollywood Madam " will confirm the long-standing need among the population in general to believe in the essential sordidness of Hollywood.
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There is something addictive about this; why else would le Carre aficionados return over and over to stories of shame and betrayal, and Rushdie fans wallow in the sordidness of human experience?
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The journalist who has most doggedly pursued the Games'sordidness is England's Andrew Jennings, author of " The New Lords of the Rings " and " The Great Olympic Swindle ."
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A common theme in " noir " films is the post-war disillusionment experienced by many soldiers returning to a peacetime economy, which was mirrored in the sordidness of the urban crime film.
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Erin, long familiar with the slickness of " Star Trek, " now knows something of a brave young woman who cared enough to erase the sordidness from a sad childhood she never knew herself.
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His habits were simple to the verge of sordidness, though he could display splendour on occasion, and he could not help offending those of his subjects who had profited by the abuses of the Medicean r�gime.
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Then the Franks, having again consulted together, expelled the women from the army, the married as well as the unmarried, lest perhaps defiled by the sordidness of riotous living should displease the Lord.
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Dee, devoted to her family and rarely touched by the sordidness of the outside world, is especially vulnerable when it comes to manipulative clients, trusting them only to find out later that she is being used.
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The collapse of the Soviet Union, the thaw of the Cold War and geopolitics'return to the messy sordidness of history have only enhanced the importance of the Marshall Plan and the reputation of its American creators.
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For the nation, it's a sort of Super Bowl of sordidness, complete with off-color analysis, play-by-play commentary and endless _ endless _ on-the-field mayhem.
