This latest of so many Kate Hepburn biographies, a corpulence at 500-plus pages, is getting a big push it probably doesn't deserve.
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In fact, the audience's anticipation of what new take David Letterman and Jay Leno will have on corpulence and doddering is most of the fun.
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Father Angwin, learned, bitter and whiskey-sodden of a morning, despises " His Corpulence " and his morning-bright modernizing schemes.
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But to the profound joy of middle-agers everywhere, Daly not only seems unbothered by the corpulence, he thinks it might have given him a tool.
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In contrast, the Rimay & # 595; e are stocky, tending towards corpulence, dark-skinned with flat'squashed'noses, and short kinky hair.
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Foreign ambassadors noted her " corpulence ", claudication, the strabismus affecting her left eye, her small size, and her ugliness, but they acknowledged her good qualities.
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Beethoven often joked about his corpulence, calling him'My Lord Falstaff', a comment as much about his weight as about his ability to have a good time.
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The gene could be used for diagnostic purposes early in childhood, to identify those at risk of corpulence in time for the children to adopt a lean diet and vigorous exercise habits.
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Colombian sculptor and painter Fernando Botero is also widely known by his works which, on first examination, are noted for their exaggerated proportions and the corpulence of the human and animal figures.
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W�chter's distressing corpulence, particularly his broad, round face and the curious way he moved his arms and legs like shrivelled stumps, sent my Senta in transports of despair ."
