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His princely ambitions are hardly new revelations; the signs are everywhere.

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Mancuso says seeing the show was a revelation, describing it as “Disneyland for adults.”

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The revelation was prompted, she said, by Jilly's habit of boasting in print about her perfect marriage.

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The corruption revelations tend to range from the somewhat venal — party bigwigs living on limited government salaries enjoying lavish lifestyles — to more insidious allegations of Morena officials in league with organized crime.

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Certainly, I think given the amount of pastry I consume and have consumed in my lifetime, I thought that Mary O’s Irish Soda Bread scones were kind of a revelation.

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