"I've loved Richard longer than I've loved my husband, " said the 48-year-old hair stylist, who came to Petty's campaign stop at the National Guard armory here recently dressed in a blue sequined vest, black stretch pants, multicolored sequined pumps and spangly earrings.
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"I've loved Richard longer than I've loved my husband, " said the 48-year-old hair stylist, who came to Petty's campaign stop at the National Guard armory here last week dressed in a blue sequined vest, black stretch pants, multicolored sequined pumps and spangly earrings.
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Among other matchups for quarterfinal spots : Venus Williams vs . Chanda Rubin; Serena Williams ( who played Saturday in a shiny black-and-gold dress, gold sneakers and a tiara, then pronounced herself " spangly dangly " ) vs . Vera Zvonareva; and No . 6 Monica Seles vs . No . 11 Daniela Hantuchova.
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Girls Aloud " first appeared rising up through the floor on podiums in a haze of silver sparkle " for the opening, in which they are " wearing long, spangly dresses which they whipped off to reveal short mini skirts . " The dresses, described as " angelic, shimmering, full-length gowns, " were designed by Welsh fashion designer Julien MacDonald, along with the rest of the costumes.
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These are talented people; so is Bob Mackie, whose period-gaudy costumes are redolent of designer cheek . ( Mayes'spangly series of minis, gowns and pants outfits defy accurate description . ) This is, most of all, a show aimed at nostalgic belly laughs, and to enjoy " Pete'n'Keely " in its entirety requires a fondness for shameless kitsch that approaches obsession.
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Ross Gurney Randall's Big Daddy is particularly impressive; reluctant at first, then half believing his own publicity; his unease at having to visit the bedsides of dying children as part of his brother's publicity schemes, and his grief and guilt about the death of an opponent, are exceptionally well-drawn; he's almost a tragic figure ( albeit a 26 stone tragic figure in a spangly leotard )'
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Possibly you don't even need to know that Barbara Hannigan is singing Ophelia's words any more, yet her vehemence and passion suggest she thinks justice is finally being done to a woman who never did get much chance to tell her side of the story . " Kate Molleson of " The Guardian " called it " one of the most spellbindingly beautiful vocal-orchestral works of recent years . " She added, " Abrahamsen's orchestral writing is typically spare and wintry a magical panoply of spangly microtonal sounds come from Andris Nelsons and the Bavarian Radio Symphony Orchestra, but it's also darker, more lush and more bristling than his most austere works ."
