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Translations kiss-off n (US inf) to give somebody the kiss-off → jdn in die Wüste schicken (inf); boyfriend etc → jdm den Laufpass geben (inf) How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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And her longing ballads are as poetically potent as ever, though a stab at free-associative social criticism ("What If") is but an echo of "World Without Tears," and the raunchy kiss-off rant "Come On" packs little of the carnal ache heard on earlier foul-mouthed masterworks such as "Essence" and "Those Three Days. As she prepares to show her debut collection at New York Fashion Week in September, former Ford model Griffin--who made it to episode 8 before getting the double kiss-off from host Heidi Klum--also volunteers for nonprofits such as Living Beyond Belief, which raises HIV/AIDS awareness through high school peer-to-peer education. Holding diverse elements together long and tight enough for them to begin, against the odds, working with one another, Webb finally adds the kiss-off in the form of that perfectly counter-intuitive finishing touch. |
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