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But, it can also be an armour, and allied to the hauteur she often brings to screen roles - or forcefulness, in the case of her character DI Susan Alembic in the current ITV series Murder City - it's easy to see that it could be quite intimidating.

"That's because I'm never specific about anybody," she replies, sounding quite delighted about the successful effect of her strategy.

Reg Alcock talks about the media and the woodshed, but he may not have quite the right analogy.

"Let's be serious," Camp concluded, "an NDP government tomorrow in today's Ontario?" It took several weeks for Peterson himself to acknowledge that there was a "crankiness" out there that he couldn't quite put his finger on.

— we've discovered it's not quite so simple.

It's Opening Day -- with a capital O, capital D, thank you -- and no city does it up quite like Cincinnati, where time all but stops each April for the first game of the Cincinnati Reds' new season.

It will probably not be matched again for quite some time," said Rico Mastrodonato, Northern California director of the California League of Conservation Voters.

However, the carnage crusade isn't quite as steeped in gore as Vol.

Sweere makes Tom both gentle at heart and righteously hotheaded, though his performance doesn't quite give the show the leadership it needs.

The trees facing the early settlers of Ohio were often quite old and quite large.

He is not quite as vague about medicare as he used to be.

They've been dealing with it quite well."

“It’s all quite easy for us, as the guys who live upstairs from us do that kind of stuff.

The very fact that the Super Furry Animals refuse to do most things by the big boys’ book of rock’n’roll and still manage to appeal to die-hard indie kids, loquacious stoners and mums and dads with an ear for a good tune alike is quite an achievement in itself.

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