"Inspired by nature, designed for humans" is the winsome philosophy behind the Galaxy S III.

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Perhaps one day, female activists without Wonderbras and winsome cheek will be celebrated on the Hollywood screen.

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And the series has gained in grace from Peter's fraught love for Kirsten Dunst's winsome and endearing Mary Jane Watson.

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This rendition of "Ida Lupino, " recorded in 1965 and included on the Paul Bley Trio's newly reissued Closer, is darkly winsome.

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Sullivan creates a period atmosphere of breezy charm in the winsome production, which features several members of the Pearl's resident acting company who are expert at insouciant, perceptive farce.

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"The Actress" (1953), screening March 16, is a winsome comedy by the actress and writer Ruth Gordon, loosely based on her youthful antics during the early part of the 20th century.

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On Jan. 29, 17-year-old Satish Gupta, a winsome teenager limping from severe knee pain, a side-effect of one of his TB medicines, showed up with his brother at one of the Mumbai treatment centers.

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For all of that, there's no getting around the fact that NPR remains best known for its radio news broadcasts, which are often characterized by sonorous interviews with heads of state and winsome features about pumpkin-growing contests.

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We live in an age of helicopter parents so pushy and overbearing that Colorado Springs banned its annual Easter-egg hunt on account of adults jumping the starter's gun and scooping up treat-filled plastic eggs on behalf of their winsome kids.

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