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Like someone divorced from a charismatic spouse, Burkle seemed eager to emphasize that life after Clinton was no less exciting.

It tells the story of a damaged soul (Joaquin Phoenix) who seeks healing from a charismatic fraud and finds what he is looking for.

Joanna Zahren, a freshman from a charismatic Christian family, knows more about presidential politics than ever before, because the newspaper is required reading in her political science class.

But White House and campaign aides tend to gush about his wife's power as a surrogate, and about her transformation from a charismatic but inexperienced campaigner during the 2008 race to a far more seasoned presence.

This wasn't entirely true, but it was typical Street talk, the half-full spin from a charismatic woman born in Triumph, Idaho, whose birth certificate reads "baby girl Street," and who three months into life was named Picabo.

As Christianity evolved from a charismatic cult on the fringes of society into an institution eager to live in harmony with that society, the hopes of apocalyptic millenarianism embarrassed church leaders, who emphasized that Jesus' kingdom was "not of this world".

Mr. Bo, a former commerce minister, used his post in Chongqing to cast the sprawling, haze-covered municipality as a showcase for his mix of populist policies and bold spending plans that won support from leftists yearning for a charismatic leader.

The Iron Man movies benefited from Robert Downey Jr's knack for a charismatic one-liner way before The Avengers hit theatres.

The Palestinian Authority froze peace talks with the Israelis on Monday and released from prison a charismatic Islamic fundamentalist leader from Gaza who is an outspoken opponent of the peace effort and of the authority.

The Palestinian Authority froze peace talks with the Israelis and released from prison a charismatic Islamic fundamentalist leader from Gaza who is an outspoken opponent of the peace effort and of the authority.

If he draws inspiration from anywhere, he says, it is from the unorthodox antidualism of Blake and from Shitao, a charismatic 17th-century Buddhist painter-philosopher who wrote about an ecstatic union of artist and nature.