каталонский
bullici Any exciting and complex play intended to confuse (dazzle) the opponent.
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True, in some cases, the supermarket Magnums may lack a little razzle-dazzle.
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The money, fame, and razzle-dazzle of her business didn't come easily.
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We arrive at Bray Business Park, not exactly a likely epicentre of razzle-dazzle.
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Hey, only 14 more rounds of culinary razzle-dazzle left to go.
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In fact, by losing some of the Hollywood razzle-dazzle it feels more genuine.
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Forget all the razzmatazz and all the celebrity draws they have now.
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He likes to bring a bit of razzmatazz to the subject.
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English National Ballet is recreating the razzmatazz of the 1930s in Strictly Gershwin.
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After the dancing girls had left the stage, there was very little razzmatazz.
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Recent history is commemorated but there's not much election razzmatazz.
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True, in some cases, the supermarket Magnums may lack a little razzle-dazzle.
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The money, fame, and razzle-dazzle of her business didn't come easily.
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We arrive at Bray Business Park, not exactly a likely epicentre of razzle-dazzle.
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Hey, only 14 more rounds of culinary razzle-dazzle left to go.
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In fact, by losing some of the Hollywood razzle-dazzle it feels more genuine.
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In 2008, a bloke from Newcastle calling himself Razmataz Lorry Excitement pulled a huge crowd of curious onlookers with his berserk electro-punk pop party.