The story has left us with some substantial questions unresolved, and I do not just mean why she didn't destroy the dress ( she kept it, uncleaned, in large part out of a characteristic slovenliness, Morton argues ).
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The slovenliness of his office, buying high and selling low when trying to score in the silver market, an addiction to garage sales, a pronounced tendency to procrastinate-- all these and many more were offered up as examples of deep and enduring flaws.
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To Mrs . Merry's horror, the president " was not merely in an undress, but actually standing in slippers down at the heels, and both pantaloons, coat and underclothes indicative of utter slovenliness and indifference to appearances and in a state of negligence ."
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He was visited by William Dean Howells in Naples who described him as " dressed with extraordinary slovenliness and indifference to clothes, had no collar, I think, and evidently did not know what he had one Everything about him bespoke the utmost unconsciousness and democratic plainness of life ."
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So if sensitivity is important, Ziegler sat in the audience wondering, where do the Japanese get off insulting us ? ( Tokyo officials have attributed the need to recall Japanese-made seat belts to the slovenliness of Americans who clog their belt mechanisms with spilled drinks, crumbs and pet hairs ).
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The contemporary Greek proverb, " ??? ?????? ?? ???????? " ( " the Lamia's sweeping " ), epitomises slovenliness; and the common expression, " ?? ????? ??'????? ? ????? " ( " the child has been strangled by the Lamia " ), explains the sudden death of young children.
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Perhaps that is Peter's true greatness, that in his enormous contradictions _ his voracious appetites and his extraordinary curiosity, his frightening cruelty and his grand visions, his physical prowess and his bouts of madness, his hatred of Russian slovenliness and his profound Russianness _ he both fostered and reflected the ambivalent greatness of his nation.
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Anthony Merry, the British Ambassador to Washington, recorded in his memoirs that he was once appalled at calling on the young nation's president and finding him " not merely in undress, but actually standing in slippers down at the heels and both pantaloons, coat and underclothes indicative of utter slovenliness and indifference to appearances ."
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Shot and edited with the sort of willful slovenliness that presumably fits the anything-goes grab-bag effect Smith was going for, " Yoga Hosers " looks as though it was probably pretty fun to make, though only the director s hardcore fans and SModcast listeners are likely to find that pleasure in any way infectious ".
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Also in Belo Horizonte is used often the term " boteco-copo-sujo " ( dirty-cup-pub ) which is an offshoot of the genre " boteco " for definition of the level of slovenliness of the establishment, in allusion to its appearance, as though welcoming, most no prizes for their apparent aspects such as cleaning or air.
