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  • McDonald's rolled out its McCafé "unsnobby" coffee drinks last month.

    Dunkin' Donuts is rolling out the wraps 2009

  • The burger chain has taken dead aim at Starbucks with its own lower-priced, "unsnobby" coffee drinks and "McCafe" coffee stands.

    The Seattle Times 2010

  • An event in which the actual music takes a close second place to high-spirited larks among the attendees, the vibe, depending on your appetite for fancy dress this year: "Pop stars, rock stars, and divas" is either pleasingly unsnobby or like a large hen night at which PJ Harvey and The Cure happen to be playing.

    This week's new live music 2011

  • Less druggy and dark than the Michael Alig Club Kid scene, Ms. Bartsch's Copa-like the Swiss Miss herself-was cheeky, sexy, unsnobby and fun.

    We're Tough as Boots: Ode to Unscathed Broads 2001

  • Less druggy and dark than the Michael Alig Club Kid scene, Ms. Bartsch's Copa-like the Swiss Miss herself-was cheeky, sexy, unsnobby and fun.

    We're Tough as Boots: Ode to Unscathed Broads 2001

  • The day I signed the deal, I was also impersonating Beyoncé for Comic Relief this year, is defiantly unsnobby about trash TV.

    The Guardian World News Brian Logan 2011

  • Danes, he told, me are an "unsnobby, down to earth lot".

    The Guardian World News Sabine Durrant 2010

  • I am from the unsnobby part of the Cape and never fit in with the snob crowd - I get labeled a snob all the time though when people hear I grew up on the Cape.

    Discussion Forum - TuDiabetes 2010

  • McDonald's: The fast-food joint's "unsnobby coffee" campaign sticks it to the $4 latte.

    unknown title 2009

  • McDonald's: The fast-food joint's "unsnobby coffee" campaign sticks it to the $4 latte.

    unknown title 2009

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