A bold turn isn't out of the question for Katzenberg, who is a prominent Democratic fundraiser with deep political ties.
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This bold turn builds on the noblest chapters of Conservative party history – the often-overlooked tradition of humanitarian and reforming legislation such as the Factory Acts.
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What a bold (yet strangely sensible) turn of casting: Hunt, a woman, hired to play Billy, a man, because she was simply the best fit for the part.
In a crash-strewn race on a damp track, Kent slowly moved up the field after starting from seventh on the grid and denied Cortese his sixth win of the season with a bold move into the final turn of the last lap.
In another self-portrait (1828), Kiprensky meets the viewer with a determined turn of the head, his expression bold and open.
Need to bold a particularly thoughtful passage, or point out a lousy turn of phrase with some red ink?
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