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• "They're getting the shagginess chopped off, " says Xavier.
• The film bumbles in its final moments with a too-tidy Hollywood wrap-up that goes against its general tone of sweet, forgivable shagginess.
• Audiences used to the square-jawed, crew-cut discipline on display in U . S . combat movies may be surprised at the informality _ and the shagginess _ of the Israeli army.
• A . I am a little surprised, and more than a little disappointed, that of all the people you talked with about your Katsura tree ( Cercidiphyllum japonicum ), none realized that a certain air of genteel shagginess from the peeling bark is not only normal as the tree ages, but usually considered desirable.
• Hughes'work has received substantial critical praise . " Los Angeles Times " critic Mikael Wood called him " something of a cult hero thanks to his brilliant and demented pop records . " A 2009 profile of Hughes in " New York " music critic Jody Rosen commented that Hughes's extensive following among other musicians and other celebrities was such that " [ h ] e may have as many famous admirers as civilian ones ", and praised his songs for " the way they toss together zingy pop-culture references and traditionalist songcraft; their blend of hepcat shagginess and poetic precision; and especially the mix of wry and lavishly romantic, of tongue-in-cheek and heart-on-sleeve ."