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But historically, there has usually been a niche in the Democratic primary field for a candidate who adopts a showily standoffish position towards labor.

Matthew Yglesias » The Clinton Economy

In 2008, Obama was inarguably the Democratic candidate who took the showily standoffish position towards labor, both organized and unorganized.

Matthew Yglesias » The Clinton Economy

(Costume designer Reggie Ray has a field day with Pauletta's showily chic outfits.)

Theater review of 'Sanctified' at the Lincoln Theatre

After the meal, Madam Ma made a point of showily detouring around Rose, who was playing on the floor.

Beard

Senate candidate Rob Simmons right before he lost the state GOP convention's endorsement to Linda McMahon, got back in the game this week by showily calling for Sarah Palin to endorse Simmons.

Where have you gone, Rob Simmons? The Conn. GOP turns its lonely eyes to you

It was my only taste in life of what it felt like to be a very smart student, one of those people who breezes through tests and spends the rest of the exam hour slouching showily at her desk while the other students toil away, one eye on the enemy, the ever-ticking clock.

In the Fullness of Time

Throughout the speech the president gestured showily, distractingly, with his hands.

A Snakebit President

Four feet away, Rich Seubert showily circled his arms around an imagined Mr. Andrews.

Even Reshuffled, Giants

A tall, broad-shouldered brunette with a taste in clothes that is a cross between tailored elegance and earth mother, she is commanding, almost showily confident.

THE HUSBANDS AND WIVES CLUB

It trivializes his alleged crimes to showily spew inane jargon, especially when nothing else is included in the presentation.

Jeff Norman: Confronting Rumsfeld