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Titled, um, "West Coast," it's a characteristically bleary number that sounds like Stevie Nicks' "Edge of Seventeen" slowed down to a narcotized crawl; there's a bit of "Wicked Game" by Chris Isaak in there too, as, indeed, there is in all of Del Rey's music.
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There's a bit of sub-Wicked origin myth-making for the relationship of the Red Queen and the White Queen (Anne Hathaway).
Again, a little on the nose, but there's a little bit of wicked poetic justice in the whole thing.
"I remember watching with my children and finding it just wonderfully peaceful with a little bit of wicked mischief to it throughout which was a very nice combination.
Every single dish she does is beautiful: fried rice with prawns and chorizo, or West Indian food, saltfish with rice and green banana, avocado and a bit of coleslaw – it's wicked.
If it was on BBC3 (RIP) or Channel 4, Sky Atlantic even, it might be allowed a harder edge, or a bit of surrealism, or a surprising wicked side.
Look out, J.K. Rowling: Twitter has some wicked ideas to bring a bit of oomph to Hogwarts.
The whole thing sounded like Hans Jürgen Syberberg -- a younger and leftist use of German themes to explore what it means to be German -- with a bit of Michael Moore, lobbing insults at the pompous and the wicked.
In a blood-red Agnès B. blouse and black leather trousers, with a softly wicked smile, Mr. Lauro-Baranès, 42, has a bit of the pirate about him.
Though Sunday and Monday brought a bit of rain to the territory, that moisture is expected to be wicked away by mid-week, leaving a dry territory with above average temperatures and the chance of more lightning.
And when the garden's full of herbs and fruit, it's a bit of a shame not to commandeer some of that produce for concoctions a little more wicked than a fruit salad.
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