Most agree that the dot-com craze that took off like a rocket, and fell like a rock, has altered the landscape culturally and sartorially.
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Sir Claude was a tall man, impressive and charming, " one of the finest looking and sartorially perfect men in Perth " and an accomplished public speaker.
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Her counterpart at the Denver Post, Francine Parnes, wrote, " sartorially speaking, we are witnessing perhaps the best-laid revolution since miniskirts ."
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Washington lobbyists, shod in tasseled loafers, once inspired someone to describe their eager, sartorially enhanced gatherings outside the closed doors of congressional hearing rooms as Gucci Gulch.
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The flamboyant and sartorially elegant bachelor, Nasrollah also considered to be a capable official but devoid of those qualities which accounted for the prestige and respect accorded to his brother
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These sisters stick together, except sartorially, where Serena, who doesn't yet have a $ 3 million Reebok deal like Venus, is currently test-wearing Nike.
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He has just changed out of his FBI agent suit _ the uniform for the brooding but sartorially conformist Fox Mulder _ into an orange T-shirt and jeans, director chic.
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Not that Griffey ever has gone to the plate otherwise attired, but Showalter has criticized him for showing a lack of respect for the game by not being sartorially correct during batting practice.
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Perhaps more of a flailstyle because Dick was rather sartorially encumbered _ though maybe no more so than Worth, the Kentucky Derby winner that year, would have been if carrying a refrigerator.
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The letter's opening sentences, written as a numbered list of injunctions, specify the ways in which the terrorists were to prepare themselves mentally, spiritually and even sartorially for death.
