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glamorous

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These glamorous defending world champions have to remember the time — not so long ago — when they were the gritty team with the chip on their shoulders.

What happens now will not be pretty for neither this glamorous and gifted talent nor the fortunes of her team.

When she told senators she had grown up on a family farm, it brought swift ridicule from Filipinos who said she was too glamorous for the countryside.

From BBC

It was the night before, Blenheim chief executive Dominic Hare was at a glamorous exhibition launch party being held at the palace, hosted by Cattelan himself.

From BBC

It’s not a glamorous thing to constantly tell people, “Oh, I’m sad.”

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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