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• Taper; Cliff Jewell, " Misalliance,"
• "Misalliance " will be closing next Sunday.
• George Bernard Shaw's " Misalliance ."
• Appropriately enough, in " Misalliance,"
• He confided many graphic details of his misalliances in letters to his mother.
• Her first Long Wharf performance was in " Misalliance " in 1966.
• It was a spiritual misalliance, too : her Catholicism sorted ill with his beliefs.
• "A Broken Wing " depicted a misalliance between material abundance and spiritual emptiness.
• But the courtrooms are packed houses of these destructively wayward misalliances taken to their legal limit.
• Marriage between glass master and the daughter of the nobleman wasn't regarded as misalliance.
• The misalliance so enrages Miss Crawley that she throws Becky out and refuses to see the couple.
• A mean sexual nightmare, for example, rather than a fanciful tale of romantic mischief and misalliances?
• This strategy, viewed with impatience by her counsellors, often saved her from political and marital misalliances.
• Juridically there is neither misalliance nor loss of nobility due to the manual work or to the trade.
• She wanted revenge on him for this misalliance with a poor family and made of his life a real hell.
• On the evidence of " Misalliance, " this director's gift may be broader than it is subtle.
• And Ms . Mahoney's willingness to share blame for the misalliance makes her portrait all the more absorbing and damning.
• If the result is drunkenness, despair and grim misalliances, it is not just the pricing policy that discredits this institution.
• McDowall spent most of the 1950s in New York, making his Broadway debut in 1953 in " Misalliance ."
• The marriage was controversial and regarded by the king's family, who opposed to it, to be a misalliance.