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• If the forces of nattiness are winning, my toes will be covered, and Greenspan can dash into action.
• His lawyer describes him, rather implausibly, rs tucked under his arm, there was no denying his nattiness.
• He favors an old-style nattiness, wearing pin-stripe suits, a carefully trimmed mustache and well-shaped hats that give him the air of a 1930s matinee idol.
• Ms . Prada's collection is all British nattiness, with the tailoring coming from high-tech stretch fabrics and the richness from waves of bottle green, camels and grays.
• "I decided after 20 years of resentment to put it all aside, " he said as fellow mourners took note of the signature nattiness and pugnacious smile of the fallen politician.
• The rest have spent much of the 20th century emigrating abroad and sending money home to relatives in the region, an infusion that undoubtedly contributes to the sparkling nattiness of the villas and cottages sprinkled throughout the twisting valleys.
• The phenomenon is not even uniquely American, a fact made clear by the careers of the Kray twins, Reginald and Ronald, two brutal Cockney mobsters whose extortion and murder sprees rarely got as much ink in their native England as did the nattiness of their bespoke Savile Row clothes.
• Of all the critiques one might make of Gore and his opponent, Gov . George W . Bush, in the first presidential debate on Tuesday _ overuse of the terms " lockbox " and " fuzzy math, " for example _ nattiness isn't one of them.