And the rising of the ugliness ostensibly make the art plump in the time to appreciate on it.

表面上，丑猝不及防的崛起，让艺术突然进入了一个审丑的时代。

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It was the biggest crow she had ever seen, plump and sleek, with rainbows shining in its black feathers.

这是她见过的最大的一只乌鸦，它丰满而且光滑，黑色的羽毛闪烁着彩虹般的光芒。

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Alexandra looked plump and awkward in her cast-off clothing.

亚力山德拉穿着她那件丢弃的衣服，显得臃肿而又笨拙。

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Jocky Wilson flew the flag that way for more than 15 years. (He sometimes did so literally, pushing his grinning way through the crowds with the Saltire clasped in one plump hand.) He became the first Scot to win the Embassy World Professional Championship in 1982, repeated the feat in 1989, and between 1979 and 1991 he always reached at least the quarter-finals.

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The menu changed with his moods as much as the season: red peppers because they had shone at the morning market, sardines for their feel in his plump fingers, the first wild asparagus simply because it was there, and had to be celebrated with his customers.

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And they may even help another Arab-American: a forthcoming poll by John Zogby, James's brother, reckons one in six will plump for Ralph Nader.

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