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• Justin and Basil portray Arete as a squalidly dressed and unattractive figure, but Methodius portrays her positively in " Banquet of the Ten Virgins ".
• She was 20 when she died so squalidly in Bengal _ from eating too much fruit, we are told _ and the poet survived her for sixty-four years.
• He has retailed dirty royal linen to a British tabloid, pushed the House of Windsor into another squalidly delicious scandal and transformed himself into a rich and nearly famous man.
• But things are never simple in a Coen brothers movie _ unless they're " Blood Simple, " the fraternal filmmakers'smashing debut that this squalidly hilarious black comedy recalls.
• Apart from the usual logistical headaches, the filming proceeded smoothly and in an atmosphere of good will, with Alec Baldwin as DeLaughter and James Woods being touted as a sure-fire Oscar front-runner for his squalidly flamboyant De La Beckwith.
• He is blinkered and insecure, his mere half-million annual compensation a pittance, his goad not so much the need to make more as the status that goes with making more . ( " I will work harder, " vowed the cart-horse Boxer in " Animal Farm "; nobly pitiful, though, where Kelch is squalidly so .)
• The girls were overwhelmed by the importance of the famous writers, politicians, and society folk that they met . " At one of these events Beverly is approached by Charlie Blaine; she a first year reporter on her college newspaper, and he a reporter for the " Chinatown . " Down crooked streets and past darkened alleyways where crime rears its ugly head, through smoky Chinese restaurants, Charlie Blaine showed them how squalidly the people of the underworld lived . " Not only do the girls see a man who " has committed two murders [ and ] is only twenty-three " resting " indolently in a doorway, " they happen upon the " head ghost " from the Horler Mansion.