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Could I find more elegant language for this betrayal from the people who are supposed to be my neighbors?

Providing a cleaned-up version is a more elegant solution that avoids confusing the court and ultimately the jury.

She’s now wearing milder colors and less ostentatious jewelry, and her hairstyles are looser and more elegant.

The Electoral College idea was nothing more elegant or thoughtful than a compromise between the founders who thought the president should be elected by the Congress and those who favored the popular vote.

For example, when the Knicks fired David Fizdale as their coach in December 2019, Mr. Rader popped that news into a small caption at the bottom of “Salome With the Head of St. John the Baptist,” a 16th-century oil painting by Andrea Solario and one of the more elegant depictions of a decapitation.