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"Parker may not be the actress to find depth in this script, but she has an effervescent lightness of touch that leavens the stodginess of the writing - she is always watchable and winsome," he said.

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Despite finding them “engaging and admirably crafted,” James R. Mellow of The New York Times concluded that the sculptures were “dissatisfying” for their “illustrational stodginess.”

The supporting performers kept the evening from slipping too far into stodginess.

I don’t miss the stodginess that defined a lot of news writing when I got into the business three and a half decades ago.

"To take away the stodginess of it, to make it Hustler, it’s very clever," she said.

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

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