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• She kowtows to the boss and is primly polite to her fellow workers, who are garrulously anti-prim.
• "The reply was instantaneous . ` Chaplain, Tappman, Chaplain Tappman, Albert Tappman, Chaplain ?'chattered Chaplain Albert Tappman garrulously . ` Pianosa?
• Dole and a " shameful " president who exploits " the capacity to glibly explain away the last broken promise and garrulously explain away the last failure ."
• The nine-term congressman who garrulously ran for two offices this year, the presidency and Congress, continues to deny Ms . Sanchez's 1, 002-vote victory margin.
• Although his trademark flamboyance was muted by the trial's formality, he frequently flashed his broad smile, garrulously greeted visitors, some bearing gifts, and joked with the courtroom artist.
• Rep . Robert K . Dornan of California, a firebrand conservative Republican who is perhaps the most garrulous and acerbic legislator on Capitol Hill, entered the 1996 presidential race on Thursday, garrulously and acerbicly.
• Wonderfully ambitious and garrulously unruly, the novel is part adventure story, part murder mystery, and part Southern family saga, with a few grand themes ( race, religion ) thrown in for good measure.
• Nicklaus preceded Duval into the interview room and garrulously recounted the good ( four birdies ), the bad ( two bogeys ) and the ugly ( a handful of missed putts inside five feet ) of his round.
• When I am driven to write, it is already too late and I become an utterly shackled captive . . . Thus, after writing and garrulously chatting I often feel I have surely done something tremendously pointless.
• Wintergreen; and the meek chaplain, renamed Tappman ( " ` Chaplain, Tappman, Chaplain Tappman, Albert Tappman, Chaplain ?'chattered Chaplain Albert Tappman garrulously " ) who becomes a sequestered secret weapon when he is discovered by his physicians to be urinating heavy water.
• Not exactly rock-star status, but heady stuff for this 51-year-old son of a former chicken farmer, a garrulously intelligent, wonkish politician whose previous claims to fame had been fighting against Donald Trump projects on the West Side and for a rail freight tunnel to Brooklyn.
• The Banger Sisters, as they were nicknamed in those bad old days, are obviously inspired by the Plaster Casters, the notorious Frank Zappa acolytes who made plaster replicas of rock star phalluses . ( Cynthia Plaster Caster, who looks a bit like Sarandon, is still a minor celebrity and maintains her own Web site . ) When Suzette and Lavinia let down their hair ( Lavinia actually shortens hers into a fashionably spiky shag ), the two women garrulously regress into their carefree 20-year-old selves.