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active in the mid-nineteenth century. Its
initiation rites parodied more
staid fraternal orders such as the Freemasons. The
origins of the Sons of Malta...
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James W.;
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Fitzgerald 1945, p. 15, "Echoes of the Jazz Age": "Scarcely had the
staider citizens of the
republic caught their breaths when the
wildest of all generations...
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- more
tightly plotted and
there are
enough new ideas, with even the most
staid insights heightened by White's razor-sharp writing, for it to feel fresh...
- the
young Fitzgerald as a
literary trailblazer whose work
modernized a
staid literature that had
lagged "as far
behind modern habits as
behind modern...
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Milano Malpensa STAID 1712". KNMI.
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staid" and
fatherly demeanour,
having "settled into a
stable domestic order"....
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showcasing cleverness, verve, or
engagement is held
cruelly underwater by
staid direction,
shoddy emotional plotting, a
gleeful sense of cruelty, and a...
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flirtatious burlesque stripper Sugarpuss O'Shea who
blows the dust off
their staid life of books. The
screenplay by
Charles Brackett and
Billy Wilder provided...
