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After the impressive performances of bright-eyed teenagers Allison Iraheta and Mishavonna Henson on Wednesday's— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
- Back in 2006, a bright-eyed Samsung pledged a simple, methanol-powered dock that could power a laptop for a whole month, promised availability by the end of 2007, and then ran off to look for unicorns.— Megite Technology News: What's Happening Right Now
That said, it'll be interesting to see Rose Byrne's Ellen make the descent from bright-eyed law grad to blood-streaked, bedraggled murder suspect.— Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
If I could share just one nugget of wisdom with an audience of bright-eyed college hopefuls and thriving coeds, I would choose this: don't graduate.— NashvilleScene.com
"Sivelov proves a bright-eyed and subtle champion of this music"— Refinance 2nd Mortgage

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