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It’s safe to say that, in addition to being a good deal more flamboyantly witty, the play would transcend the known record.

Ramsay said he never tried to cultivate that attitude of acid swagger, and he bristled at a suggestion that Fox may have marketed him as more flamboyantly irate than he really is.

If Schachtner’s orchestrations lack the confident stroke of the master’s pen, they remain a pleasing simulacrum of his flamboyantly emotional style.

But she really came into her own as Larry’s foul-mouthed and flamboyantly dressed nemesis in the Season 2 episode, “The Doll.”

Russia initially cultivated lively debate and flamboyantly welcomed the world, then gradually choked off freedoms and closed itself off while its citizens fled and uneasy foreigners felt compelled to leave.