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• r  in a gallant manner

• The negative legacy that she was looking to repair, of course, was that of her husband, former President Nestor Kirchner, who had chivalrously stepped aside for his wife to stand .
• Manager Bing announced that Callas would open the Met's 1956 season in her famed role, Norma, and chivalrously kissed her hand in her Chicago dressing room for the benefit of .
• Milan's Il Giorno noted chivalrouslyand accuratelythat Jackie's figure, at 43, is "still elegant, slim, and young.

• gallantly

• unchivalrously

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• 'The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P.' (book review)
  When we first meet the hero (or maybe antihero, depending on your perspective) of Adelle Waldman's provocative debut novel, "The Love Affairs of Nathaniel P.," he's in a bit of an awkward situation. Nate has just run into a former flame — Juliet, a woman he had gotten pregnant, accompanied to the abortion clinic (chivalrously paying for the procedure), comforted for the remainder of the day, and ...
  July 15, 2013 - Kingston Daily Freeman