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  • r  extremely and sharply
  • r  in a shrill voice

  • Glancing at the drummer to the right of him, Ravi Shankar cradled his sitar in his arms, and with slender, agile fingers began to coax from its steel strings a piercingly .
  • Petunia gets a reading both sullen and fluttery from Shaw, 51, the piercingly eccentric Irish actress who has dabbled in film (My Left Foot, Persuasion, The Black Dahlia) but is .
  • Then one day in 1991, while standing in the kitchen, Gordimer--whose piercingly authoritative phone manner reflects the high moral seriousness of such books as Burger's Daughter .
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  • Manohla Dargis in Yahoo! News
    In The New York Times, film critic Manohla Dargis described this animated offering as "a piercingly sad story about the devastation being visited on the natural world."
  • Nicholas Kenyon in guardian.co.uk
    It is her directness - what the Proms controller Nicholas Kenyon calls the "piercingly personal qualities she brings to everything she sings" - that grasps audiences.

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