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of loose morals

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Song and especially dance are considered by them to be public displays of loose morals and sacrilegious vanity.
As usual, Nighy pilfers most of the chuckles as a swaggering man of loose morals, who views Carl''s The Boat That Rocked (Cert 15, 129 mins, Universal Pictures (UK), Comedy/Drama/Romance, also available to buy DVD pounds 19.
Instead of merely being admired for the strength they were intended to convey, they were rumored to be a symbol of loose morals and sexual impropriety.
 
 
 
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