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There are stories with an idiom that reflect the verve and strut of our time, but the piling on of word and image is such that truth is sabotaged and feeling sacrificed for swagger.
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The results of our experiments suggest that the spheroids observed on a strut of the Phoenix lander formed on water ice splashed during landing [ Smith et al., 2009; Rennó et al., 2009].
Roberts, who returns to international action after missing the autumn series through injury: "[Wales coach] Warren [Gatland] has spoken about having a little bit of a strut in our stride and really being quite confident.
The Spectrum has been a busy little diva the last few days, strutting in and out of our NYC studio like she belongs there.
His Biting Fish Brass Band borrows the strut of New Orleans street music.
She lacks the high-stepping strut of Central Park and the hipster slouch of Prospect Park.
Cobblestones and sidewalks receive the scuttle and strut of impromptu samba.
At times there was friction between Mr. Wainwright's long melody lines and the shuffle and strut of their settings.
Listen to the funky strut of Born on a Horse, or the untethered falsetto on Cloud of Stink.
This year advance news reports about "Warrior" promised a full-blown dive into raunchy rock, inspired by the strut of '70s bands like Led Zeppelin and AC/DC.
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