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Meanings of little glamour in English

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Usage of little glamour in English
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There is very little glamour in air travel when you're doing it twice weekly.
The Irish Times
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An excellent account of a war which had little glamour, but immense long term effects.
The Irish Times
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If there's little glamour in advertising with adult models, there's even less for kid models.
From those wonderful folks who gave you pearl harbor: front-line...
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I think she needs a little glamour and excitement. Alex thought he was missing the point.
The cottage
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There's little glamour here, and a lot of methodical, meticulous, minute and above all time-consuming graft.
The Guardian
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Although the visual spectacle appeals to many, there is precious little glamour in the grueling training regime.
Reuters
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Sir, There is little glamour in the hard slog of a lifetime of preventive beats and patrols.
The Irish Times
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But what little glamour the job had derived from the abbreviation by which the section was popularly known.
The Irish Times
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There's little glamour to the business, which makes packaging for the food and beverage industry and is the world No.
Reuters
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Coming in at a cool €110, this versatile piece will add a little glamour to your office attire.
The Irish Times
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Most seemed to think they would be bringing a little glamour to a gala dinner with the Libyan leader, Muammar Gadafy.
The Irish Times
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Give them a few drugs, a little glamour, and some simple enticements, and mortals willingly dived into the depths of hidden depravity.
Ink Exchange
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No matter how smart the uniforms, cabin crew now see little glamour in long hours and telling passengers to "buckle up".
Reuters
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Scatter little glamours around to misdirect us.
Side Jobs
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"If I were to introduce you, perhaps you could apply a little glamour to obtain an informal audience."
The Great Book of Amber
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