Anna Galvin's Marion obviously goes to the same hairdresser as Julia Louis-Dreyfus and has an attitude halfway between Elaine's mischievousness and Mrs . Peel's machisma.
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While I was delighted to see a flash of Gore's old mischievousness, I did begin to fret that he was Reinventing Government in some flaky, huggy New Age way.
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"I have been alone, but I hang in there, " he said, adding with his familiar mischievousness, " Usually the world comes around ."
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"I don't like reading from a novel, " says Alvarez, her large eyes, the color of a rich cup of coffee, brimming with mischievousness.
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"Sixty percent of this film is about the child Hanuman _ how he tries to jump toward the sun, his mischievousness and also his strength, " said Samant.
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French President Jacques Chirac honored Giroud for her " intelligence and acuity about the world, the talent and finesse of her writing, and her humor tinged with mischievousness ."
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Obarzanek, who comes across as personable, with just a hint of mischievousness, has become known for attracting a younger, hipper audience that might not otherwise find its way to dance events.
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One Friday afternoon he was suspended for " mischievousness " along with another student, John Groom, for making a noise with the rest of the class, involving set squares and other paraphernalia.
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In their dress and movement, they are as formal as pallbearers at a Swedish funeral, but there is a mischievousness in their eyes and hands that galvanizes the beautifully made puppets into spirited action.
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"The Impressionist, " a much wittier and zestier book than its title suggests, echoes the mischievousness of Zadie Smith's " White Teeth " in its satirical scope.
