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Pantaloon Pantaloon
Pantaloon a Venetian character in Italian commedia dell'arte, typically represented as a foolish old man wearing spectacles, pantaloons, and slippers; in harlequinade or pantomime, he is shown as an old man, alternately foolish and scheming, who abets the clown in his tricks and provides a butt for... Read more
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bimbo an attractive but unintelligent or frivolous young woman. The term came into English (from Italian, ‘little child, baby’) in the early 1920s as a derogatory term for a person of either sex. The sense of stupid or ‘loose’ woman was however developing, and in the... Read more
Tibetan Book of the Dead Tibetan Book of the Dead
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Saint Ives School Saint Ives School
St Ives School. A loosely structured group of artists, flourishing particularly from the late 1940s to the early 1960s, who concentrated their activities in the Cornish fishing port of St Ives. Like Newlyn, St Ives had been popular with artists long before this: in the winter of 1883–4... Read more
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Newspaper article from: The Birmingham Post (England) ...causes dimwitted Hibs hooligan Coco (Ewan Bremner...baby of middle class English twits Martin Clunes and...exactly, but this loose remake of 1934 comedy...just appears to be at a loose end. So he kills off...does he soak up the art that ...
'Polite and reserved.(News)
Newspaper article from: Western Mail (Cardiff, Wales) ...associate the drunken hooligan - a part Grant has...encouragement of Arts, Manufacturers and...sport, Britons 'let loose'. It seems that...For a successful English actress you might...portrayed by the English - remember ...
Down-to-earth and distinctive: Scotland as others see it; Foreign poll...
Newspaper article from: The Herald ...as snobbish as the English. Scots are perceived...themselves than the English, according to studies...encouragement of Arts, Manufactures and...generalisations. "English people are snobs...nation's drunken hooligans when abroad. It...Britons ...
Small-Town Comrade Makes Good
Newspaper article from: The Washington Post ...He fell in with "hooligans," with whom he...top, and I was the loose, rotten screw at...promise as a student of English, and offered to...subject. If he chose English as his major, he...the highest liberal arts scores in the ...
reviewed in brief.(SCENE)(Movie review)
Newspaper article from: Star Tribune (Minneapolis, MN) ...to the modernist art world as much as...creator of the Weisman Art Museum's sweeping...result is a film as loose as one of Gehry...in Spanish with English subtitles. Where...in Romanian with English subtitles. Where...revenge on the young ...
I feared for my wife and kids as yob fans rioted in the stands; Says Scotland...
Newspaper article from: Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland) ...his family's lives as English yobs went to war. The...Saturday when all hell broke loose. The trouble erupted...don't want brainless hooligans going at it in the crowd...and he's a martial arts expert , so I wasn...it's a sad day for English ...
Crime and comedy do pay With `Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels,' Guy...
Newspaper article from: The Boston Globe (Boston, MA) ...Academy of Film and Television Arts. It was also one of the few...This is the England of soccer hooligans, the Krays, and way too many...than your stereotypical English thespian. In America, you...it added to the film set's loose ambience. "Some people...

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