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charm

[chahrm] / tʃɑrm /




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According to the listing, the 22-foot-wide property marries “traditional English charm, modern Brooklyn sensibilities and rich Italian influence.”

From MarketWatch

Lawyers who have practiced before Hellerstein say he can be charming toward jurors but is tough on prosecutors and defense attorneys alike.

From The Wall Street Journal

“No one could be more surprised than me that I’m 64 years old and still getting to do what I love to do,” Clooney says in that practiced, grounded, charming way of his.

From Los Angeles Times

That win last May suggested the charming Yates, from Bury in Greater Manchester, had more to offer in a sport ever-more obsessed with youth.

From BBC

Contestant Charlotte Berman, from London, faked a Welsh accent in series 3 to charm her fellow contestants into trusting her.

From BBC