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Today, advertisers chase consumers with a certain air of desperation.

"Desire Unbound" succeeds in generating impressive quotients of coolly libidinous chic along with a certain air of starchy prurience.

In retrospect, we tend to endow the American Revolution and the founding fathers' establishment of a representative government based on the principles of popular sovereignty with a certain air of inevitability.

The Brooklyn location does raise one delicate question, having to do with a certain air of exclusivity that clings to the borough thanks to its native resourcefulness and to decades of exertion by talented, attractive arrivals from across the globe.

Yet, in other interviews in recent years, Godard has spoken of the "Old Wave" of French filmmakers with a certain air of nostalgia, crediting them for having done their work seriously enough to give him and his fellow Young Turks something substantial to cut their teeth on, or against, in contrast to today's mainstream French filmmakers.

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But every other week, the knowledge that his brother Tommy is performing that Saturday night fills him with joyful anticipation and a certain air of responsibility.

SA: I agree with Cheryl that cosmetic surgery has a certain air of Dorian Grayish sorrow about it.

His style is to be candid with critics, and that's given him a certain air of credibility.

Even if it's got a certain air of "punk roommate with bottomless eBay funds," so what: It's cool shit, and Ramones songs are playing in the background.

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