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- The earl's pending divorce from the mother of his four children has produced allegations of caddish behavior not only from his wife, but from an alleged former mistress as well.
- They say they firmly believe that whatever else Clinton may be guilty of _ and they readily concede caddish behavior and misleading statements _ he is not guilty of impeachable or indictable offenses.
- In fact, the second is oh-so-similar to the first, although her relationship with that caddish former boss, Mark Darcy, finally gets resolved after many anxious moments.
- He was the caddish Royal Air Force pilot in the Almeida Theater revival of Terence Rattigan's " Deep Blue Sea, " which moved to the West End two years ago.
- Flaubert did not come off well in Gray's account, and among the caddish acts of which she held him guilty was his hurtful caricaturing of Colet in the character of Emma Bovary.
- "Barry Lyndon, " based on the Thackeray novel, follows the misadventures of its caddish title character _ a man who lies, cheats and deceives his way to the top.
- And, at least initially, Grant, cast as Bridget's caddish, charismatic boss, thought so, too, saying, " You could see where they were coming from.
- It has much visual beauty and two appealingly energetic yet modulated performances, by Jason Flemyng as the caddish Alec D'Urberville and Oliver Milburn as Tess'pure-minded love, Angel Clare.
- But Hillary Rodham Clinton hasn't said anything unkind about her caddish husband since the scandalous Starr report of his sexual affair with the intern came out, and her actions speak louder than words.
- Zellweger even used her newly acquired accent when she met her co-stars Hugh Grant, who plays the caddish Daniel Cleaver, and Colin Firth, who plays Mark Darcy, on the set.
- He refused most swashbuckling roles in his youth to avoid comparisons with his father, but he was superb as a caddish rogue, Rupert of Hentzau, in " The Prisoner of Zenda ."
- But midway into this contemporary fairy tale, opening Dec . 28, Kate's defenses crumble; she drops a caddish boyfriend and allows Leopold's exquisite manners to sweep her off her feet.
- In " The Tenant of Wildfell Hall ", published in 1848, the caddish Huntingdon, recovering from months of debauchery, wakes at noon and gulps a bottle of soda-water .)
- The Lords discuss Bertram's letter from his mother expressing her disapproval, how it negatively affects him, his caddish behavior, and the recently received rumor of Helena's death at Saint Jaques.
- The rest of Beau's band are mainly Isobel and Claudia ( apparently illegitimate daughter of Lady Patricia ) and Lady Patricia's relative Augustus ( caddish nephew of the absent Sir Hector Brandon ).
- The now-forgotten Warren William, oiliest of alpha males and caddish personification of ruthless capitalism, abused the men and seduced the women lucky enough to be working but unfortunate enough to be working for him.
- In a stunningly caddish remark in Beijing this week, Stephen Byers, the trade and industry secretary, asserted : " American bombs which hit the Chinese embassy have nothing to do with Britain ."
- There had been adultery on both sides, Edith's with a caddish journalist who, nonetheless, broke through a sexual frigidity that had its origins in the Victorian custom of not preparing women for the wedding night.
- Luc Vanier and Ms . Achuff were heart-rending in their unsentimental portrayals of the Workman and the Young Girl he loves, but Jon O'Halloran was not quite caddish enough as the Libertine who ruins the girl.
- Gallagher, who portrays the egocentric director, nicely plays the guy's more caddish moments as he surreptitiously romances both the nearsighted ingenue and the distraught assistant stage manager, who is harboring a little secret of her own.
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