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A month later he was even more effusive.

The line is supposed to be a little funny, a wink at the fashion industry’s love of effusive word salad descriptions that are only conveyed in the actual garments about half the time.

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When Abrego first mentioned the cuts, the audience erupted in an effusive and concerted round of booing.

Despite rising tensions in U.S.-Mexico relations, Rubio was effusive in his praise of Mexican law enforcement efforts.

Ortega, she thinks, represents the antithesis and is effusive about her work.

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