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Just look at celebrities and politicians - infidelity, childishness, churlishness, mummy complexes...
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The popularity with royalty and celebrities continued to escalate over the years.
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One of the cringeworthy aspects of the voluntary voting system is the often tacky spectacle of candidates rolling out celebrities for endorsements.
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The film features scholars, writers, politicians, dignitaries, conservators, and celebrities.
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A leading mental health body yesterday called for warning symbols to accompany airbrushed pictures of models and celebrities to help combat eating disorders.
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Among her subjects during this period were buildings (such as casinos and palaces), automobiles, celebrities, and common people.
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Guests (real-life celebrities, not actors) found themselves on the receiving end of outrageous "faux nave" questions.
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Unlike other celebrities, she doesn't run her mouth off at every little thing, she's more reined in than that.
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At the same time he became known as a host on the banquet circuit, famous for his good-natured wit aimed at his fellow celebrities.
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People think its wall-to-wall celebrities but 99pc of my clients are ordinary members of the public.
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