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On stage, the singer is normally a fireball of intensity, screaming punky anthems like Yuk Foo and commanding the spotlight with magnetic charisma.

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Also helpful would have been more context to explain “It,” as the word has been used since the Jazz Age to anoint certain young women who have mysterious but undeniable charisma.

A kindergarten photograph shows an earnest-looking Anne, near the center of the classroom and already radiating an unmistakable charisma.

Introduced in 2017, the Revero line amounts to a rolling reboot of the car formerly known as Karma, incorporating critical updates and lessons learned over the years, while preserving the eccentric charisma of the original.

Garfield is all galling charisma and Edebiri is in some pallid register, like a Victorian ghost that you’re not sure whether to fear.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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