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1 Russell, who in person is outspoken, unfussy, charmingly profane and so candid that she encourages similar candor in others and now absolutely has kompromat on me, has grown up.

2 The Irish actor announced his decision in charmingly low-key fashion, with the following statement: Dear All It is time for me to chuck in the sponge.

3 With her head tilted to her sweetheart, she looked at him charmingly.

她把头一歪，娇憨地看了看未婚夫。

4 "Wattam" is charmingly silly, a game designed to showcase the sheer joy of play and imagination.

5 The sisters were charmingly dressed, with Dorabella’s change from prim skirt and blouse to sultry blue evening dress a metaphor for her amorous awakening.

6 Litchfield is relatively big: 8,500 people or so, with a charmingly historic downtown and plenty of good restaurants with a wide price range.

7 Dissenting views seem charmingly contrarian but hardly serious.

8 Meanwhile, Robert is charmingly unflappable, bordering on wry in his best moments, for much of the series.

9 He came across as happy in his work and rather charmingly pleased with himself.

10 She touched the unhappy with fingers that were charmingly pure and fine.

她用她那纤细白暂的手指接触病人.

11 With nothing at stake, I was charmingly vulnerable.

12 “Speak My Piece,” built over a scrap of a Notorious B.I.G. tune, feels like a freestyle invention, charmingly loose but better suited to a mixtape.

13 Hall, a British journalist who lives part-time in India, splendidly evokes the color and bustle of Delhi streets and the tang of contemporary India's charmingly old-fashioned use of the English language.

14 “She’s the kind of a girl,” wrote a reporter for The New York Times in a charmingly naïve 1949 profile, “to whom nice things just happen.”

15 Near Vitabergsparken, an area Strindberg describes as poverty-stricken, are two- and three-story wooden houses that I had always only thought of as charmingly rural and curiously incongruous in Stockholm.

16 If this is a little Pollyannaish – a global film star is not, of course, literary novelist X or poet Y – it is rather charmingly so.

17 Living in a charmingly dilapidated farmhouse in the British countryside, “I thought we were the luckiest family alive,” Aitkenhead writes.

18 In his latest novel, a charmingly awkward teenager, Theo Wright, gets dared by his closest friends while they’re at a raging party to ask his crush to prom.

19 What dominates instead is a gossipy portrait of a charmingly naughty boy whose genius is perhaps best appreciated on a second viewing with the sound off and the eyes wide open.

20 It's tempting to cast him in the role of festival novice, wide-eyed, wet behind the ears and charmingly out of depth amid the movers and shakers.

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