For best actor it will take only a nudge from the Screen Actors Guild awards on Jan . 29to tip either George Clooney, as a troubled Hawaiian heir in "The Descendants," or Jean Dujardin, as the even more deeply perplexed silent film star of "The Artist," into the "sure thing" column.
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Galliano, though, has been reportedly deeply mortified, and silent.
So when the phone rings at your house during dinnertime and you can't resist picking it up, relax, breathe deeply and take a silent oath to be polite.
As I held the bowl of tea that she had made for me and drank deeply, my teacher remained silent so I could take in the sharp fragrance and the creamy, bitter taste.
In a statement later yesterday, Mr. Wagner said, "Deeply shaken, and in silent grief, I must announce that my beloved wife and closest colleague died this morning, completely unexpectedly".
Mr. Reyes was sitting near the tarmac, barefoot in khaki shorts and a fishing shirt, accompanied by two of his crew: Exis Velasquez, a guide with piercing eyes and the bearing of a fastball pitcher; and Carlos Salazar, deaf and silent, a deeply skilled young captain, who handled his boat as if it were an extension of his own body.
There is no clear sign that this body of civilians, many of them exiles, will be able to win the allegiance of Syria's silent majority, deeply worried at the destruction of the country and still undecided whether to cast its lot with the embattled regime or risk an unknown future with the rebels.
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