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No sniggering jokes now about princely flings and sulky princesses and body doubles.

Call it the trickle-down effect of appointing Kristen Stewart — whose effortless, dressed-down cool and sulky, up-all-night charisma make her very much the Berlin of American movie stars — as the jury president.

“If we took a car, we could slump down, out of sight,” he said, and instantly regretted how sulky he sounded.

Once again, he was conscious of how sulky and childish he sounded.

Instead, America was treated to a series of photos of him looking like a sulky child in court, accompanied by reports that he acted like a fidgeting, impatient toddler throughout the proceedings.

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

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