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declasse |
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(dã`klă`sā´, dã`klä`sā´)
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| Nothing as declasse as a catfight grows out of this, but the tension between the two women becomes palpable and explodes in some very observant -- and therefore especially devastating -- accusations. Kelly, 68, writes, "The kitchen, a room that had previously been treated not only as private, but somewhat declasse, in most homes now shared the front of the house with the living room. The Negishiya, a 24-hour honky-tonk, catered to a salad of human types, grifters, hookers, hoods, gangsters, pimps, hustlers, boots, and gobs--the flotsam and jetsam of the postwar wasteland--and the writers, actors and directors come to soak up its declasse atmosphere. |
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