Occasionally he grimaces, as if he were biting down on the golden flames in his mouth.

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Although she is the girlfriend of a footballer, Christine grimaces at the mere mention of the term WAG.

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These are exercises in physiognomic excess gargantuan noses, grimaces that spread over the face like an earthquake, unbelievably mean mouths.

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She grimaces after another imperfect shot that nearly dribbles into the drink.

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Mr Huang still grimaces at the thought of a bad loan the bank made in 1994 to a factory located two hours away.

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Mention the "fair trade" movement, which encourages the affluent to buy more expensive coffee to pass on higher payments to growers, and Tierney grimaces.

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Mr Blackwell is running for governor on a platform that draws condescending grimaces from the Congressional Black Caucus: low taxes and opposition to abortion and gay marriage.

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Their grimaces are over the top, self-consciously ludicrous.

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