To Monique Doll, Keyes was a Dr. Jekyll-Mr. Hyde personality, but she saw only the diabolical side.
Where Mr Brown's glowering personality has obscured the talents in his cabinet, Mr Cameron lets George Osborne (the shadow chancellor), Michael Gove (his education spokesman) and others shine.
Other facets of Mr Bush's personality mixed with his vaulting ambition to undermine his presidency.
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Ms Reza's most telling insights, however, concern two aspects of Mr Sarkozy's personality.
Inevitably, therefore, a leadership election would focus on doubts about Mr Brown's personality.
Mr Kerry's personality seems undefined partly because it is rootless and impermanent.
Defence counsel Oliver Saxby urged jurors to look at whether there had been a worsening of Mr Esack's personality disorder before the killing.
But their individual characters are subsumed by the huge personality of Mr Bell himself, who constantly interrupts his text to express his own opinions.
As long as the issue of the day is spending on schools, hospitals and the like, rather than Mr Brown's personality or his record of economic management, it may be that Labour still has a chance to prosper.
The Republican candidate, John Cornyn, may lack Mr Kirk's engaging personality and back-slapping manner.
Between them, it now seems to many, history and personality have scuppered Mr Brown's administration.
"Pieces for the home should engage, satisfy and possess a confident and resolute personality, " Mr. Osgerby says.
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Steve Hilton has plenty, and an incendiary personality, but Mr Cameron's closest adviser is unknown outside Westminster.
If he has the personality to beat Mr Berlusconi, policies can come later.
The newspaper also focused on personality clashes between Mr Stancik and Schools Chancellor Rudy Crew, which have exploded in the past.
Mr Giuliani's prickly personality has not helped, and may have played into the hands of New York's more extreme minority leaders.
But Mr Zyuganov's grey personality and hoary simplicities turn off many voters.
It struggled to retain partners who clashed with Mr Schwarzman's competitive personality.
It also conjures up something of Mr. Buren's own personality, which has never been in thrall to the prevailing winds of artistic conformity.
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Indeed, with the politics of personality eclipsing policy debate, Mr Yudhoyono's record should prove decisive in every campaign.
Since taking over from his father, Max, in 1990, Mr. Chapoutier has stamped his unequivocal personality and imprint on the wines and the business.
His departure had been widely predicted in the media, accompanied by suggestions that his personality had never fitted into Mr Obama's coterie of advisers and officials.
The strategy worked, Mr. Joiner says, because his personality "screams kitsch, " a fact that can easily be discerned from reading his blog, www.marketingheadhunter.com, about careers in marketing.
"Experts and academics in business schools have often dismissed this approach as the outcome of the unique personality of Steve Jobs, " Mr. Verganti wrote.
Experienced, articulate and ambitious, Mr. Anwar has through sheer force of personality been the linchpin of a sometimes fractious coalition that includes Islamists, ethno-nationalists, non-Muslim ethnic minorities, socialist democrats and economic liberals.
Mr Kennedy, both adored and loathed as a personality, was a prolific legislator.
"We tasted a lot of wine together and got to know him in a way so I could express his personality in the wine, " said Mr. Hinde.
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