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Among those, most of the women prefer earrings which are made of diamond as they are long lasting and prestige-fetching, when they are compared to other metal earrings.— Find Free Articles - ArticlesBase
Trying to stage a comeback, Buck demands the most from Troy and PR flunky Valerie (Emily Blunt, fetching, but once again butchering an American accent) as he works to perfect a miracle stunt involving hypnosis, with the young man growing to admire his volatile boss, but feeling pressure from his father (Tom Hanks, in a cameo) to return to a chaste life of assured financial reward.— DVD Talk
Oh yes, the article makes it sound like they'd rather apply at Wal*Mart for shelf-stocking rather than phish, but honestly - having a myspace password or five is probably less paying than stocking shelves and fetching (or pretending to fetch) an item or two every now and then.— doggdot.us
And that's a big problem for the fetching Lady Larkin, who has been impregnated by a hunky knight, Sir Harry.— Tucson Weekly

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