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I do not agree with his jovial demeaner during his adress to the nation.
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I do not agree with his jovial demeaner during his adress to the nation.
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I doubt that anyone with your mean spirited demeaner should even be allowed to beget.
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Her views opinions and demeaner will reveal just how scary she is ...
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This blogger sole reason for highlighting the above story is as follow, in light of Krekorian's evasive behavior that ran counter to the nervous demeaner exhibited by Chris Essel, during KRLA's Kevin James CD 2 Special Election Debate last Friday.
Archive 2009-11-01 2009
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He had MD after his name must have meant mighty doctor. he said ralphie was OK but has an aggressive demeanor. i said that demeaner ralphie got the more aggresive he was.
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This blogger sole reason for highlighting the above story is as follow, in light of Krekorian's evasive behavior that ran counter to the nervous demeaner exhibited by Chris Essel, during KRLA's Kevin James CD 2 Special Election Debate last Friday.
Afternoon Briefs on Politics, Money, Spin and Innuendos. 2009
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Ordinarily known for his salty demeaner, D'Amato pretended to cry when his hapless opponent Robert Abrams made a clumsy remark that could be construed as anti-Italian.
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Who does her down home folksy demeaner remind you of?
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Obama had a very pleasent demeaner, appealing smile and graceful body language vis-e-v McCains jerky gestures.
Pundits Give Obama the Edge - The Caucus Blog - NYTimes.com 2008
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