It's true, and there are tons of similarly gossipy tales of women's sexual peccadilloes and the embarrassments of ambition. |
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The media baron revealed himself adept at delivering gossipy snippets in an in-depth interview with the Financial Times last week. |
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The writing reminds me of what two unfunny girls would giggle about during a gossipy lunch date. |
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It will be an unashamedly gossipy account of her love life called In Search of Love. |
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There is little evidence to support either scenario, unless you consider gossipy tabloid stories and books hard evidence. |
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Her light touch, wry humour and down-to-earth, almost gossipy tone make this novel as readable as it is challenging. |
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The other three-quarters of the book are as deliciously gossipy and trashily entertaining as memoirs get. |
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The gossipy blog spends a good deal of time making fun of the two socialites. |
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Mum's gossipy friend picks the beans that grow through the fence and hands them back to the grandmother in exchange for facts. |
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We talk about relationships we're both familiar with, without getting gossipy. |
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The actress is at the top of her game as the gossipy aunt everyone loves to hate. |
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A gossipy neighbor had given Jem all his information because Atticus wouldn't talk about the Radleys. |
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By two o'clock we wrenched ourselves away from a terribly gossipy and congenial lunch, and went back to the salt mines. |
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Although this book has a certain gossipy charm, it lacks intellectual depth or rigour. |
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They are also full of gossipy anecdotes recounted in his saucy and acerbic style. |
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The other three-quarters of Howling at the Moon are as deliciously gossipy and trashily entertaining as memoirs get. |
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Whether Alice actually wanted to put a hospital in the casino or the claim is merely gossipy hyperbole is unclear. |
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I overheard Mum and her gossipy friends talking about Mrs Campbell last week. |
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He did not know exactly what sort of news they would spread, but having some very gossipy subordinates, he could guess. |
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Probably to avoid arousing the ire of his notoriously touchy band mates, he becomes more discreet and less gossipy as time goes by. |
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In Bridges the people of the small town near the farm give the impression of being sexually repressed, judgmental, and gossipy. |
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This is her way of countering criticism of her books as gossipy, trashy hack-work with poor sourcing. |
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One of the pleasures of Stanford's book is its splendidly gossipy account of recent research into the early history of hominid bipedalism. |
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She fit right in with all the other little old biddies standing up and down the street speaking into cordless telephones with animated gossipy zeal. |
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In its gossipy pages, it is recognition and reward that are valued, not the pursuit of truth. |
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He was a wonderfully amiable correspondent, chatty and gossipy and direct. |
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But kids talk a lot, and as well as the usual gossipy drivel, I can't help but hear them spill a remarkable amount of private information that would horrify their parents. |
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We merely want the gossipy, titillating stories of sculpted men and women pumping and screaming. |
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The purpose of the publication ought not to be gossipy, prurient or gratuitously offensive. |
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He's become an Internet sensation for his beauty tips and gossipy reality series. |
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Its gossipy anecdotes are lively, memorable, and at times gloriously unreliable. |
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He has handled a massive amount of contemporary and historical material with skill and humour, with gossipy anecdotes to keep you turning the page. |
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As for me, my Emergo adventure began at 18, very young, not very mature, excited, enthusiastic and gossipy. |
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But as his reputation at the paper spread, he was given more and more trivial, gossipy work. The stress took its toll, and by the end, when the police finally came knocking, he was, he says, relieved that it was all over. |
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The letters are gossipy, flirtatious, and often explicitly gay. |
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Speciality reinsurance for Florida hurricanes, for instance—is a gossipy art conducted in the corridors of the London market, yet HIH ran it from Australia. |
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The denizens of the gossipy world of the pink press, purple prose and yellow tabloids are shivering over disputed photographs of Princess Caroline of Monaco. |
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So I write that of course there were others, as if it were so natural to talebear that my gossipy betrayal was inevitable, customary, doubtless witty, even right. |
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In San Diego, at the zoo, this cousin's four-year-old son, left loose-handed by a gossipy mother, had been drawn between the bars and trampled on by a suddenly rogue elephant. |
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Lloyd Langford played Gilbert's amiable younger brother Emrys, Di Botcher played Brenda, a gossipy hairdresser, and Mike Hayward played Gilbert's father Gurnos. |
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