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"This has got real sparkle.
She had a real sparkle in her eyes.
It would just be nice to see some real sparkle in his next grid.
Both then built on that unforgiving base – as if they too sensed where the game was going – and put a real sparkle into their attacking play.
"So it takes some real sparkle – of which I thought Man Up had plenty, especially in the writing – to keep the viewer enjoying a by-now predictable journey".
He wrestles with his prickliness and rigidity; and when he manages to override his own worst instincts — the sarcasm, the stubbornness (both of which are pretty amusing, actually) — he has a real sparkle.
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But it's bigger than that – continuing to do things that you don't want to do, but you feel you must do, but you don't really have to do, is a real sparkle-killer.
Her face is sparkling – no, hang on, those are real bits of sparkle, the stuff that little girls have adhering to their faces after a party.
A real diamond's sparkle and reflection should be largely colorless, while a cubic zirconia can project colored sparkles.[14].[14]
A real diamond will sparkle significantly more than an equivalently-size piece of glass or quartz.
Eyes sparkling, real change jingling in his pocket, he even wears sandals with authority.
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