Agents said he adopted the Colombians'cool, professional way of doing business, shunning the flashiness that had marked the style of Aguilar Guajardo and other old-time bosses.
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One reason may be that Safeco, with its white-shirt corporate-culture dress code, isn't known for flashiness, so investors aren't expecting dramatic change.
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Spain created its own bad luck at a most critical moment on Sunday night, while the Irish showed tenacity and their own brand of more deliberate passing to counter the Spanish flashiness.
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Spain created its own bad luck at a most critical moment on Friday night, while the Irish showed tenacity and their own brand of more deliberate passing to counter the Spanish flashiness.
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An admittedly stodgy lawyer, De La Rua showed none of the flashiness of Menem, the Peronist Party leader whose last years in power were dogged by scandals involving his top aides.
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Yet on film, as directed by Scott Kalvert with a hollow flashiness that reflects his rock-video background, this story loses its temporal moorings and has no special voice or style.
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Flashiness of all sorts is frowned upon, and clubs like Piping Rock, perhaps the most sought-after in the area, turn away people with profiles that are a little too high.
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Constitutionally barred from a third consecutive term, Menem was succeeded by Fernando De la Rua, whose somber demeanor seemed to Argentines to be a much-needed break from Menem's flashiness.
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The OP refers to the way the news is delivered and I'd suggest that German viewers may associate the flashiness which, say, talk ) 02 : 49, 4 May 2008 ( UTC)
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Russia displayed very little chemistry in finishing fourth in the 1997 World Championships, and U . S . forward Mike Modano said the Russians would do well to display a bit more teamwork and a little less flashiness.
