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Her lyrical weakness--the plainspokenness that resonates in a protest song but can sink a ballad--is largely offset by her increasingly confident vocals. The lack of irony and the plainspokenness of Thiebaud's canvases lift them out of the temporality of satire. ``People will learn that, `Gee, there's a lot to Ford,''' Smith said, talking of his ``integrity, plainspokenness and courage. |
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