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The Prime Minister's intimates have been quietly confident for some months that Hutton will not prove fatal to Mr Blair.

Sinclair writes with brio and with the confidence born of intimate knowledge of his subject.

You have no idea what they used to tell him every intimate part of their lives.

But judges may look less favorably on dismantling and reassembling the Barnes than on making modifications that would respect Dr. Barnes's intent and preserve the intense, intimate art experience his galleries provide.

"The Constitution doesn't intimate anything like what you're talking about."When it began in 1998, the show was impudent, ribald and anthropological: an amused but intimate look at the mating rituals of the young, attractive female sophisticate in Manhattan.

Marriage and Massachusetts "Barred access to the protections, benefits, and obligations of civil marriage, a person who enters into an intimate, exclusive union with another of the same sex is arbitrarily deprived of membership in one of our community's most rewarding and cherished institutions.

'It was,' Paltrow says, her tone amused, and strangely intimate, 'so hippy-ish.

Her name was Stefi – "Stefki" to intimates.

It comprises three brief, charming movements, as fleeting, personal, intimate, and offbeat as diary entries, and notated in a jazz idiom.

Neil Duffield has devised a musical adaptation of the Hans Andersen story The Nightingale that responds brilliantly - assisted by Fiona Laird's inventive, in-the-round staging - to the needs of the Watermill's intimate auditorium.

I lived most of my adult life in New York City and know the terrain intimately.

It's very intimate in there.

It is this type of intimate connection between product and consumer, candidate and voter, that Reilly was really after.

What Bair intimates in her even-handed way is that we should not be quite as fascinated as Jung was by his own depths.

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