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• Art's tepid existence takes an unexpected swing following a chance introduction to Jane Bellwether (Sienna Miller), a hard-partying society girl neck-deep in an intense, unstable relationship with sleazily charming ne'er-do-well Cleveland (Peter Sarsgaard). —  Pajiba
• In order to acquire additional government money for that new stadium, the Yankees are engaging in the most American of methods: sleazily influencing politicians to change the law in their favor.
• But The Wrestler juices up the old plot by ushering us into the grandly, sleazily phony fight theater of pro wrestling, where old buddy / colleagues bash and jump on each other and take a staple gun in the torso, where the stars have names like Tommy Rotten, Lex Lethal,
• Gyapong is either direly dull-witted or sleazily disingenuous (or more likely some nefarious combination of the two) and just trying to whip up a little more outrage among the cerebrally-deprived. —  Progressive Bloggers
• Less sleazily this is part of advertising your science - if someone is reading one paper, might they not be interested in another one? —  ScienceBlogs Channel : Life Science

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