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The U.K. government needed to deliver a zero-drama budget Wednesday, and exude enough political and economic credibility to fend off pressure from the voters and the bond market.

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There is another room that could certainly be used as the office space because it exudes luxury thanks to its large arched windows and entirely wooden ceilings.

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Her vocal delivery exuded fearlessness, individuality and a flat-out rejection of prior female role models, inspiring Madonna, Blondie, the Cars, the Clash, Sonic Youth and many other punk, new wave and alternative rockers.

The unabashed, idiosyncratic freedom that Gladys exudes is likely part of what has endeared her to audiences.

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With his wiry frame and shy eyes, the British actor has demonstrated in films such as “La Chimera” and “The Mastermind” an appetite for soft-spoken characters who exude a gentle masculinity.

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