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Renée would primp for the shows, sew herself a new skirt.
2
She was in her trailer, chatting with Bonny, and primping for her next scene.
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And you'll have primped for an hour-and he, too-shaving and combing and trying different ties.
4
Of course looks matter-andWendy had primped for the camera and done repeated takes in equally grim situations.
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Now she is camera ready, as they say, and primped for some fetid, Napoleonic-era Vogue; noteworthy, in fact.
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This is the part, Jason thought, where she feigns annoyance, then asks how she looks as she primps for the cameras.
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"Tell her she needn't primp for me," he answered, laughing.
8
As she plucked several stray hairs from the perfect arch of her brows, she told herself that she wasn't primping for Max.
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"Let's get me rigged up so we can go home and primp for our night out."
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Who'd had a good long moment of telepathic communication with her underlings before she began the artificial flurry of primping for the impromptu visit?
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"Who are you primping for?" Bonnie asked.