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- only be
connected by
their use of the
fictional social networking site
RigMarole.
Along the way,
Carol has to deal with the
pressures placed on her by...
- literature. His most
notable work is the
Mankuthimmana Kagga ("Dull Thimma's
Rigmarole", 1943),
which is
similar to the
wisdom poems of the late
medieval poet...
- some
rough edges, but the fact is, he's
photogenic and goes
through the
rigmarole with confidence."
Sarit Ray of
Hindustan Times gave a less favourable...
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increase deficit spending.
Roosevelt afterwards complained, "he left a
whole rigmarole of figures—he must be a
mathematician rather than a
political economist...
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gestural detail and
shades of mood that are
worth watching amid the film's
rigmarole of
satanic possession.
Andrew Barker (October 23, 2015). "Film Review:...
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colloquial rigmarole, a
lengthy and
complicated statement or procedure.
Merriam Webster gives a very
different account of the
origin of
rigmarole, suggesting...
- to
carry on the business,
though he has
substituted a pompous,
turgid rigmarole of
bombastic platitudes for the
neophyte ritual, so that the last spark...
- "Radhe
Shyam movie review: Why did
Prabhas agree to do this
bizarre rigmarole? Who knows?". The
Indian Express. 11
March 2022.
Archived from the original...
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September 2003.
Retrieved 24
August 2009. "Court Shorts: Judge's wig
rigmarole". The Scotsman. 2
February 2009.
Retrieved 24
August 2009. "Lord President...
