According to Cecil Michener Smith and Glenn Litton ( in their book " Musical Comedy in America " ), the original " warmth and unpretentiousness " of the original play were lost in the " monumental stage spectacle.
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Indeed, the very things that critics often denounce in George W ., such as his anti-intellectualism and uninterest in policy details, come across to many voters as an unpretentiousness and fundamental likability that are his greatest political strengths.
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Marjorie Kinnan Rawlings, a New York journalist who moved to the tiny community of Cross Creek in 1928 and started up an orange grove, fell in love with the area's primal mysteriousness, naturalness and unpretentiousness, which have survived to this day.
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She put them on the simplest silhouettes _ a leisure suit, a classic 1960s Courreges-style dress with a low belt, a trench coat, a simple wrap dress, a long halter dress _ and it all had a clean, appealing unpretentiousness.
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It may be the source of some of Bush's greatest political strengths, the unpretentiousness and mellow bonhomie that warm up voters, and also of his weaknesses, including an image of an intellectual lightweight that is underscored whenever he mixes up the likes of Slovenia and Slovakia.
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Other contemporary reviews compared " Straight Up " to past works by the Beatles in a more favourable light, and Jim Girard of " Scene " recognising " Perfection " and " Sometimes " as possible singles and writing that Badfinger's " importance lies in their unpretentiousness and commercial potency ".
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The vertical cables, he explained, suspend the roadway from above, while the diagonal cables fight wind sheer by . . . frankly, here again it would help to call upon one of his eloquent sketches, which combine the technical insight of a draftsman's drawings with the chatty unpretentiousness of children's book illustrations.
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IN BUSH CAMPAIGN, ECHOES OF TRUMAN WASHINGTON-With its turn-of-the-century atmosphere and small-town pride, Independence, Mo ., is a living shrine to the man who carried its values-unpretentiousness and Midwestern common sense-across the country and used them to shape the post-World War II world.
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IN BUSH CAMPAIGN, ECHOES OF TRUMAN PETER S . CANELLOS WASHINGTON-With its turn-of-the-century atmosphere and small-town pride, Independence, Mo ., is a living shrine to the man who carried its values-unpretentiousness and Midwestern common sense-across the country and used them to shape the post-World War II world.
