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"Sometimes he needs to exuberate that confidence," Moyes added.

[and] exuberate in platitudes," has fed the image of Simon as an indecisive, insincere man lacking in imagination, as has Lloyd George's remark on being asked to unlock the enigma of Simon's personality that "there is no further to get." Dutton endeavours to set the record straight, showing that there was a consistency to Simon's actions, that the latter made a real contribution, and that Simon's career is worthy of scholarly consideration.

With the right partner in Lucknow, we are all set to provide modern Scandinavian products that exuberate luxury, technology, comfort and Volvo's legendary safety.

It talks about a woman who comes into her own, realises her worth and exuberates confidence, love, beauty, and strength and sets the bar high for anybody who dares to love her.

A skateboard is an excursion from all reality and exuberates a young soul with hope.

She exuberates energy and shares it with all those who work or spend time with her.

It was inspiring to be able to sit and listen to the positivity that exuberates from Cho and the conviction in her expressions.

She exuberates energy, and her positivity is contagious.

Most important is a portrayal of Hanson-Dyer's personality, which exuberates persistence and strength through an ambitious set of expectations and delivery.

The new Honda Odyssey J, the next generation minivan that sets the bar in automobile sophistication, exuberates luxury and unrivalled comfort.

New Delhi Clad in a crumpled cotton sari and loosely tied hair, social activist Medha Patkar exuberates an indomitable spirit.

An anti-Dogma film exuberates and celebrates new cinema language."