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• For all their fustiness, they left a magazine that had a defined personality and that seemed comfortable at high altitude.
• Over the decades, " Masterpiece Theatre " may have earned a reputation for Anglophilic fustiness, sometimes for good reason.
• Despite the fustiness of the original displays, these now convincingly document unlikely scenes, like Napoleon's deathbed, or an underwater landscape from the Devonian period.
• Indians visiting Pakistan are often envious of the country's airlines, hotels, and telephones, which rarely show the fustiness and inefficiency that define life in India.
• Balladur, a patrician 65-year-old functionary who wears suits tailored in London and occasionally wears red socks made in Rome for cardinals, is fighting an image of fustiness by surrounding himself with young people at campaign rallies.
• Suvarma is in some ways part of the old India himself, spending his working days poring over ledgers in a grungy cornerstone of an industry frozen into Dickensian fustiness when it was nationalized by Prime Minister Indira Gandhi in the 1970s.
• The Club's agenda is revved up nowadays with an array of speakers on controversial topics, and the only evidence of any fustiness was that in the silent auction, no one bid on a full page ad in the Business Times.
• As old-money power has eroded, the book that enshrines its members has taken on a positively quaint air, a fustiness conveyed by the attention to the details of members'alma maters and club affiliations, outmoded talismans of standing in a meritocratic age.