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• Patty Hearst (1988); it's more than likely that a life in and around the theater helped her prepare for her dazzling, assertive-yet-vulnerable Tony Award-winning turn on Broadway as Sally Bowles in —  Entertainment Weekly's PopWatch
• His fielding was less than dazzling, and his hitting regressed, and by the second half of the season Lyons had moved Appling back to shortstop. —  The Hardball Times
• I use the word dazzling with trepidation; its association with glitz could be misleading. —  Village Voice - The most recent 10 stories
• The bravura technique was dazzling, as intended, but what struck me were compositions that seemed lifted from films - an eye painted on a huge scale that could have come from Blow Up, or high heels ascending a staircase that frame your view into the room that's about to be entered. —  GreenCine Daily
• And yet Ninja Blade maintains a breakneck pace while throwing you into one preposterous scenario after another until you need to catch your breath, simply because the onscreen action is so absurdly dazzling -- or because you're laughing too hard. —  GameSpot's News, Screenshots, Movies, Reviews, Previews, Downloads, and Features

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