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The Times once called her look “fluttery, vulnerable, almost unbearably adorable.”

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What do we do with this fluttery feeling?

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The album’s opening number “Waltz Across Texas,” the Western swing classic made famous by Ernest Tubb, showcases their easy musical chemistry: Shires’s fluttery voice is playful but reverent to the source material, and Nelson’s notes are as elegantly spaced and glimmering as stars in a night sky.

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Golden Knights goaltender Jonathan Quick has experienced the delicious, fluttery anticipation of Stanley Cup Eve twice before.

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She felt fluttery inside, excited.

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