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Youthful, personable, actively meeting diverse social groups, and positioning himself as the challenger to the country's historic establishment, he tried to change his political colours.

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Mr Harris said Sir Malcolm was a "very personable man, he would write for the greats, all his friends, he was accessible".

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Xavier Booker has been like a personable employee stocking shelves instead of interacting with customers.

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"He's just very friendly, he's probably the most personable sheep we have, and always comes over to get his head scratched."

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A personable demeanor that helps him relate to players, parents and high school coaches is among Martin’s biggest assets.

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