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It was one-eyed, and vomited smoke, and it snorted with exceeding loudness.
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Accuracy of aim was not so much considered as loudness of report.
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Not that she wished to do so by any loudness of assertion.
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So, too, loudness, softness, crescendo, diminuendo, volume, piercingness, have their emotional accompaniments.
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In this case, attention to voice while ignoring sound loudness increased neural selectivity.
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Toyota U.S. President Jim Lentz said he had noticed far less glitz.
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The film festival opened this week with its usual pomp and glitz.
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But just how much work goes into creating Hollywood glitz and glamour?
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It's something the city badly needs, a touch of glitz and glamour.
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See all the glitz and glamour live from Hollywood's best award shows.
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Curiosity had gotten him in, brashness and speed had taken him out.
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They are just kids really, all heavy scent, labels, brashness and nerves.
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None of your Dalrei brashness that fades as the hours roll by.
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I'm flying the flag now and have lost all my former brashness.
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It has all the boom-era high-tech features but none of the brashness.
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He achieves effects in gaudiness which even time Italian officer cannot equal.
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Whatever is gaudy is offensive, and the use of many colours constitutes gaudiness.
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Instead of gimmicks and gaudiness, the Huawei P20 Pro delivers refinement and efficiency.
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Jureem sat next to him, his southern attire for once outmatched in gaudiness.
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They are not remarkable for the gaudiness of their colors.
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There was nothing of the garishness of the parvenu in the capital's display.
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The prismatic lantern over the door was a mixture of garishness and dust.
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Church is serious, not meant for idle play and garishness.
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Keynote of lighting scheme - life and gaiety, without garishness.
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Was there not a certain garishness about her rich colouring?
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I don't think there will be any flashiness from our guys.
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It's less typical to see that flashiness also touted as the product's core feature.
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I love the creativity, fashion and flashiness of the 1920s and the Harlem Renaissance.
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The annual Geneva International Motor Show isn't about Italian flashiness, French quirkiness, or American muscle.
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Excellently dressed, without a touch of flashiness, he did look eminently respectable-andlingered a moment.
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If not touched by city elegance, neither is it infected by city meretriciousness; it is sweet, wholesome country.
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There was a suggestion of meretriciousness in the tinted lips and the pretence of colour on the charming face.
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The unsuccessful woman blames, never herself, but either the outrageous meretriciousness of her rival, or the blindness of the man she loses.
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The truth is that the scene had a certain tawdriness about it.
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Hence the tawdriness which is justly alleged against much Italian literature.
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He forgot the depressing tawdriness of his surroundings in the exhilaration of the sound.
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The palace was a curious combination of magnificence and tawdriness.
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Vice looks fascinating in the gloaming; the morning shows up the tawdriness and the paint.
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His clothes were too fine, despite their tawdriness, his sword hilt too much in evidence.
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The drop-piece was there in all its tawdriness.
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A tawdry enchantment, or an enchanted tawdriness, spoke to him from the heart of this scene.
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Hygiene has not passed within the Mellah's walls, but a certain amount of Western tawdriness has.
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In the midst of all the tawdriness she was a still and sacred figure- aMadonnawith a child.
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The other thing is the poor tawdriness that kings and bosses crave and that shallow, snobbish people admire.
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This kind of tawdriness was something the Clintons would be involved in, she wrote, but not the Edwardses.
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Sir Edward Fry's Commission had none of the tinsel of big names nor the tawdriness of aristocratic apathy.
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Modest black dresses, pale faces, mournful smiles, and darkness would be far more effective than this clumsy tawdriness.
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In its ugliness he perceived only beauty, in its tawdriness only the graces that are sweet offerings to God.
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Behind them, the resin-moulded tawdriness of the whoring chamber lent the whole thing an air of badly staged farce.