Blanche's tactlessness struck again later that year when Simon's maternal grandparents visited and, after one too many drinks, she blurted out that Deirdre had been to prison, Ken had had numerous affairs with other women, Peter was an alcoholic and his fiancee Leanne Battersby ( Jane Danson ) was a former prostitute.
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An example of Brittas's tactlessness is in " Temple Of The Body ", where he suspects someone is having sex in the centre, telling Carol that she has nothing to worry about, because whatever is happening is only with " the younger and more attractive women, such as Linda, Julie and Laura ".
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Then, at the end of the year, Boniface, with his customary tactlessness having criticized Philip for his personal behavior and the unscrupulousness of his ministry ( that being an assessment with which many modern historians would agree ), summoned a council of French bishops for November 1302, intended to reform Church matters in France & mdash; at Rome.
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Though initial attempts to acquire the pendant serve only to alienate the Earl's fianc�e, Jill Wyvern, and the sale of the house, which would have yielded deposit enough to recompense the Captain, are thwarted by the tactlessness of Sir Roderick; Jeeves comes up with a successful plan, which exploits Mrs Spottsworth's fascination in the supernatural.
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It carried the subtitle : " Clinical notes on his lack of gallantry and sportsmanship, his bad mental habits, his tactlessness, his lack of imagination, his poor discernment, his faults as citizen and neighbor, his gullibility and arrogance . " Hall concluded that in order to save " the lovely pillars of civilization we shall have to purge ourselves.
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It carried the subtitle : " Clinical notes on his lack of gallantry and sportsmanship, his bad mental habits, his tactlessness, his lack of imagination, his poor discernment, his faults as citizen and neighbor, his gullibility and arrogance . " Hall observed that " 1, 000, 001 articles and books " have defended the Jew . " Fortunately he does not stand in need of defense.
