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The jury heard Mr Khalife thought British security services would be "impressed" by what he had found.

From BBC

“As a person who’s driven by who’s going to make the best economy for everybody, I was very impressed and I wasn’t really prepared to be impressed,” Bryson said, recounting her experience being elected to the Capistrano Unified School District amidst a budget deficit of more than $200 million and the need to avoid bankruptcy.

It’s a deception by which even the ingenious Lord Toranaga would be impressed.

Leni Riefenstahl wouldn't be impressed with the aesthetics but her subject would certainly admire the message.

From Salon

Trump's narcissistic self-regard made him believe that the jury would be impressed by his presence in the second civil trial over his sexual abuse and defamation of journalist E. Jean Carroll.

From Salon

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