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natural courtesy

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See: decorum


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Byline: LES HORTON If Bahrainis are known internationally for anything, then it is for their natural courtesy and generous hospitality.
Imagine the buoyant hoofing of Gene Kelly crossed with the macho wisecracking of the Rat Pack, throw in a pair of tights, a grin to die for, and a nonchalant elegance and natural courtesy that made all hearts melt, and you’ve got some idea of the charm of his explosive virtuosity.
The most wounding comment at the expense of Gordon Brown came not from David Cameron, who was predictably rude about his lack of 'the vision thing', but from Vince Cable, a Lib Dem of natural courtesy whose only known vice is a passion for ballroom dancing.
 
 
 
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