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starchy
(redirected from starchily)

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And it was there, on their first evening, as they lounged among the elegant, cosmopolitan crowd waiting for the gong to be rung for dinner, that Thomas's attention was drawn to a nearby Polish family, which consisted, in the momentary absence of the mother (who, like the Archduchess of Austria, appears to have been an adept of the delayed entrance), of three starchily outfitted daughters and one very young son.
With the exception of Harry Truman (who starchily refused to do so), every president from Franklin Roosevelt to Richard Nixon recorded at least some of his private conversations.
The Ottawa-born native also had a curious personal connection to his role as Crawford Gordon, Avro's starchily aggressive, mercurial chief executive.
 
 
 
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