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• Livingstone has remained smirkingly calm throughout.
• It's hard to make such arguments convincingly when someone has found your book and smirkingly turned it over.
• Not because Rocker smirkingly takes the cheers, autograph requests and signs of support as proof that he is a man of the people.
• Many people in Little Rock refer to the hotels smirkingly as the " Paula Jones Hotel " and the " Juanita Broaddrick Hotel ."
• "Loin is just not a noun that I want my candidate associated with, " Greenfield smirkingly shudders . " I wouldn't even have a candidate gird his loins ."
• Or they return to the electronic database, plug in the pundits'names, tally the hits, depose the reigning monarch and smirkingly crown a new " king of quotes ."
• I should have stopped the gold-medal Canadian snowboarder, Ross Rebagliati, from smirkingly explaining that a positive drug test at the winter Olympics was the result of second-hand marijuana smoke.
• At that first debate in New Hampshire in early December, Bush, smirkingly confident by nature, spoke only when spoken to and rarely used all his allotted time in offering up stump-speech sound bites as answers.
• In his usual affectless zombie-flat speech, he reminds them that when you're essential to national defense in a time of raging paranoia, as he is, you get what he smirkingly refers to as certain considerations.
• Chan makes for a hilariously likable Western hero, and there's good turns from Liu as the socially liberal princess, Roger Yuan and Xander Berkeley as scowling villains and rodeo star Brandon Merrill as Chon's smirkingly stoic Sioux bride.
• But the civil case _ and an inquest in which all five suspects smirkingly refused to answer questions on the advice of their lawyers _ provoked widespread outrage, even from such unlikely quarters as the right-leaning Daily Mail newspaper, which daringly printed the suspects'names and embarked on a campaign on behalf of the Lawrences.
• In just the eight months since Smyrnios and workout partner Stephanie Lee of Groveland began to act on their chitchat about starting a Web site from which they could share their love of football and tight pants, they've popped up in Sports Illustrated ( " smirkingly prurient " ) and ESPN magazine ( " surprisingly smart " ), launched a promising sideline of radio guest appearances around the country, and will use the coming offseason to explore avenues of expansion.
• Barker considered RZA's on-screen role to be too withdrawn to carry the central character role, but praised the supporting performances, especially those of Le's crime lord and Crowe, who Barker said " smirkingly goes for broke to an extent that viewers haven't seen from him since, well . . . ever . " Barker also praised the film's score, but was critical of the script's uneven tone . " The New York Times " s Manohla Dargis called it an erratically enjoyable product of a deep cinephile passion for the martial arts genre.