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Under this guise, it is a gussied-up sedan with a relatively rich, somewhat cosseting interior filled with appointments that position it as a premium car that sells for well over $20,000, rather than a cut-rate econobox starting under $10,000 like it does here.— FOXNews.com
You can get this gussied-up cream of wheat, studded with pistachios, black-mustard seeds, and mellow cardamom, at Dosa Hut.— Village Voice - The most recent 10 stories
It's a song that puts songs to shame, which only speaks to the gussied-up funk power of "Stand Up Comedy" and, two yawners later, "Breathe," in which Larry Mullen's tribal pounding launches more exultant riffing and a Bono-as-Lennon-as-Stipe rant that packs equal parts "Come Together" and REM's "Departure."

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