Whatever the basis of that appeal _ perhaps it's the unctuously vague Force of the film _ it's still abundant in the 20th-anniversary " Star Wars Special Edition ."
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Blushing furiously, the saleswoman sprinted upstairs, and soon a manager materialized, embraced Mrs . Seinfeld in a semblance of a bear hug and unctuously confessed : " I just happen to have a black Birkin here.
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Stewart, who also serves as the film's executive producer, stars as John Lear, who, as the film opens, divvies up his ranch among his daughters, portions depending upon how unctuously they fawn over him.
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Pat Buchanan unctuously said we must stop defining ourselves by race or religion _ then billed himself as " a Christian and a Catholic, " reminding the reactionary faithful that at the Houston convention he yearned for the cultural and religious wars we now pretty much have.
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Kerry, made a point of remembering the names of the questioners in the audience ( " Now to go back to your question, Nicky, " he said, a bit unctuously, " We're not getting the best cooperation in the world today . ")
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Jennings is usually a smooth interviewer, but he looked a little rattled when he interviewed Bill Clinton recently : rather unctuously pressing the former president to admit he cared about how the Monica Lewinsky scandal would taint his legacy, Jennings purred : " Oh, excuse me, Mr . President.
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"The prime minister unctuously . . . talks of his abhorrence of war and that he wants peace, yet he's already committed our troops to war without a mandate from the Australian people, without a mandate from the parliament and without a mandate from the United Nations ."
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"The prime minister unctuously . . . talks of his abhorrence of war and that he wants peace, yet he's already committed our troops to war without a mandate from the Australian people, without a mandate from the parliament and without a mandate from the United Nations,"
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Hollywood rarely attempts a film as adroitly adult as " Hollow Reed, " with its multiple issues of child abuse, homosexuality, divorce, custody battles, etc . Usually, what the boys and girls on the Coast turn out is a sweeps week's worth of unctuously transparent TV movies.
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He was a talented pianist but developed a gag in which he played a familiar piece such as Beethoven's " Moonlight Sonata " and then introduced hideously wrong notes ( yet not destroying the tune ) without appearing to realise, smiling unctuously and relishing the accuracy and soul of his own performance.
