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Our media framed his victory as an “underdog success,” implicitly contrasting it with Korea’s rigid two-party system, where far-left candidates rarely stand a chance.

He kneels in front of me and takes my chin in his hand, moving my head back and forth as if he’s analyzing my graphics and frame rate.

The wild creatures were bright of eye and bushy of tail, and many were in a romantic frame of mind.

“First I shall review, say, ten or twelve more speeches of Cicero’s, to put me in the right frame of mind.”

Lord Fredrick commenced to rub his back against the door frame.