The last single of Morning Musume in 2003 to feature the entire group was " Go Girl : Koi no Victory ", which had the members girlishly proclaiming the victory of their love.
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She giggled girlishly and covered her face when Snow asked if Clinton made her tingle early in their relationship, which she said was motivated at first for her by " lust ."
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There were jumpsuits with halter necklines, khaki minidresses and coats with girlishly puffed sleeves and goldenrod piping, clingy hot pants and trousers rolled under at the ankles like old-fashioned ski pants.
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Here were slim gingham trousers in red or navy with stretch tops and mules, hot pants in banker-gray glen plaid and pinstriped skirts with girlishly ruffled hems, worn with untucked white shirts.
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Polina Medvedeva as Irina, who had skipped girlishly in Act 1 at her 20th birthday party, senses something wrong but doesn't realize the baron is going to the duel where he'll be killed.
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Fan is a picture of promise in the midst of the squalor, taking in everything without judgment as she keeps watch for her one-legged father or being girlishly giddy as she and her little sister bathe dogs.
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There were tattered suede skirts splashed with paint and worn with girlishly striped sweaters _ or in the case of Claudia Schiffer, Dufour's friend, a baseball shirt with Balmain on the front and Gilles on the back.
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Her fairy queen here was more adorable than regal, and when Titania recovered from her infatuation with Bottom, she even chatted girlishly with Peter Boal, an Oberon who had brought the house down with the dazzle of his solos.
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Her reaction in that freeze-frame moment when you hand her the box and she girlishly tears away the shiny paper-what could it be ?-can make or break the holidays and set a tone for the new year.
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Too often, we're caught up in something _ Winslet making her reputation at Oxford or Dench sitting befuddled on a beach, girlishly happy one moment, childishly petulant the next _ and the film scuttles back to the other story.
