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• But what a delightful and sexy bit of fluff it is!
• Maybe a little bit of Fluff rubbed off on the whippersnappers.
• Noisiness aside, " Clockstoppers " is a harmless and generally entertaining bit of fluff.
• The press of the time described 620's appearance as'a bit of fluff '.
• Princess Margaret, standing by Townsend's side, attentively brushed a bit of fluff from his jacket.
• It's impressive, however, to hear Militello take this bit of fluff and really cut loose.
• Willson wasn't simply a hack who threw an overly happy bit of fluff on stage, according to Mauceri.
• One bit of fluff that works is a musical duet by Jack and Algy as they attempt to woo their ladies.
• It's not her fault if she finally can't hoist this yellowing bit of fluff into the present tense.
• It's a bit of fluff that, all the same, is a gentle commentary on human nature . ..
• This film version is predated by a 1919 film " A Little Bit of Fluff " directed by Kenelm Foss.
• The passive hand smooths yarn, picks out vegetable matter, and pulls out extra bits of fluff, but that is all.
• Something that you've written off as just a bit of fluff will turn out to be crucial to the story much later on.
• As it happens, she is a police officer named Rita, played by Angela Bassett with altogether too much intensity for this bit of fluff.
• The story of a dowdy FBI agent who goes undercover as a contestant in a beauty pageant is a bit of fluff but an enjoyable one.
• Since the 1960s, ghost feather has been among a dusting of synonyms for " dust bunny, " a bit of fluff under furniture.
• And D'Angelo and Hill's disco cover of Feel Like Makin'Love is a precious bit of fluff bound for some lucky soundtrack.
• One play in which the humor is intentional is " Celebration ( 2000 ), a giddy bit of fluff about the inanities of social conversation.
• And it's that willingness to slow down and examine the mysterious bits of fluff in our lives that is the poet's interest ."
• *"'Keep "'- there might be a good bit of fluff in the references which is not directly connected to the concept at all.