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• His forehead has a prominent cyst, which Max often tactlessly refers to.
• Garfield tactlessly and unsuccessfully tries to seduce her.
• Beethoven tactlessly and unknowingly insults her.
• Coincidentally, she ends up having to serve the duelist in private, which she handles very tactlessly.
• Bush then tactlessly tried a couple of heart jokes, which were further mangled because of the satellite delay.
• Before they can break the subject to Akiko, however, Mamiya tactlessly lets Ayako know about their plan.
• Phoebe's step-mother tactlessly tells Phoebe that Sylvester has come to make her an offer of marriage.
• Stephen's reign was brief; he tactlessly provoked an Ottoman attack which put an end to Bosnia's independence in May 1463.
• Eisner also describes Katzenberg as overly aggressive, tactlessly pushing to become president of Disney soon after Frank Wells's death in a helicopter accident.
• Another adviser, Count Wilhelm Sponneck, became unpopular for advocating a policy of disarmament and tactlessly questioning the descent of modern Greeks from classical antecedents.
• Ondine tactlessly mentions that the Chamberlain's hand is damp and constantly interrupts him to talk to Bertram with whom she immediately establishes a rapport.
• The commander, Benjamin Franklin Butler, subjected New Orleans to a rigorous martial law so tactlessly administered as greatly to intensify the hostility of South and North.
• The three quickly notice Travis, who was trying out as well; but when he sees Jasmine, Camille tactlessly addresses her as their katulong ( maid ).
• While the urbanization of gatka has helped keep it alive, traditional masters often bemoan the lack of technique among modern competitors who tactlessly beat each other's sword or shield.
• The pope, Haider said tactlessly in an interview, agreed with him that'the influx of immigrants must be controlled .'The Vatican called this report'not correct .'. ..
• This is my first time to ask here, for my past experiences in Yahoo Answers were unsatisfactory, for all questions were answered tactlessly and incoherently, I am greatly hoping that Wikipedia is far more better!
• The succession was tactlessly handled by the board, and Olivier felt that he had been eased out although he had declared his intention to go and that he had not been properly consulted about the choice of successor.
• On occasion he behaved tactlessly, as with Jackson over the question of the specimens brought back from Franz Josef Land, and on another occasion with the Royal Geographical Society, over the question of a minor expense claim.
• Until the day that is, that he tactlessly reveals the trick to Aristide Thommereux, a friend of Robineau, who has returned from several years away in the East, hoping to renew his secret love for Ang鑜e.
• Schnabel said afterward that he had never experienced such magnificent accompaniment, but tactlessly added that the Hall?was " almost as good as the Berlin Philharmonic "; Harty corrected him : the Hall?was " better by two bars ".