• He's garrulous, sounding like a laid-back professor when talking about technology and how it's facilitating creativity.

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  • In second place: the death of garrulous TV pitchman star Billy Mays, who died at age 50.

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  • NDP, under an energetic but garrulous new leader, Jack Layton, had hopes of a breakthrough in this election.

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  • Glinty-eyed and garrulous, Bronfein grew up in Baltimore and studied accounting in college.

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  • The highly garrulous Kalra, 35, recalls getting regular dinner invitations to the houses of prospective business partners in Mumbai and New Delhi.

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  • " The garrulous Khurshid went on to say that "incidents do happen.

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  • Go's chief executive found herself alone at the front of the plane while journalists piled into the back to interview the garrulous Greek.

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  • The sixth series of the popular BBC One show began in October this year, making a star of garrulous runner-up Stuart Baggs "The Brand".

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  • One of the dog-walkers, the most garrulous and multifariously connected (he walked the Jack Russell and the corgis and the aging dachshund), spilled it all to Blondy, at last.

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  • With bombastic, garrulous music dedicated to their holy trinity of Led Zeppelin, the Who, and Beethoven, Black and Gass may send a generation of unsuspecting teens running to Liberace.

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  • Then, without warning, the suave cicerone becomes a garrulous rogue cabdriver, bearing you off on a series of sinister detours (out by the airport, and in the dead of night).

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  • That's state GOP Chairman Chad Connelly, sunny and garrulous.

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  • Jeff Baena worked on the garrulous screenplay with Russell.

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  • That first morning I was the village's star attraction: Whole families had turned out to inspect me and watch my guide, Rajan Singh a garrulous local man with a sun-lined face haggle for vegetables, rice and flour in preparation for our foray into the high Himalayas.

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  • Three families, with only a few wagons and oxen as possessions, head West on the high desert in 1845, led by a garrulous but evasive tall-tale artist named Stephen Meek (Bruce Greenwood), who may or may not be taking them to a beautiful valley in Oregon.

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