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1. So it makes perfect sense that David Datuna, the Georgia-born artist who gained wide notoriety for brazenly eating Maurizo Catellan’s $120,000 absurdist banana art at the 2019 Art Basel Miami fair, would enter the scene.
2. Small businesses in India have taken the lead to fight the deadly second wave of Covid-19, even as the country’s political leadership continued to brazenly flout all protocols.
3. Facebook’s brazen attempt to crush regulations in Australia may backfireNews publications, which have been battered over the last 25 years by the rise of the Internet, have for years demanded money from Facebook and Google.
4. “It’s a brazen move by Modi to ramp up repression and to wait to see if there are international repercussions,” says Subir Sinha, a senior lecturer in institutions and development at SOAS, University of London.
5. For the uninitiated, there is no better place to start than Gene Roddenberry’s original series, which follows the Enterprise crew, led by the brazen Capt.
6. But never before has an attack so brazenly targeted Canadian institutions in the nation's capital.
7. But Lois Leveen, author of the novel 'Juliet's Nurse,' says good things happen when authors brazenly borrow from the Bard.
8. On Friday morning three ISIS battle tanks sat brazenly out in the open before trundling towards the center of Kobani.
9. The American Apparel adverts are deemed tacky and offensive because they dramatize, brazenly, the sex-drenched time we live in.
10. Once, she brazenly told a border patrol agent to go ahead and shoot if he wanted to stop her.
11. It was my first since I came to Bentford, and we both enjoyed the luxury of dissipation, and laughed brazenly at our enjoyment.
12. We are shocked, though, at the brazenly commercial character that certain sedate houses have taken on in the giddier part of town.
13. She mocks him brazenly, with her magic potency over him, in a scene of the most subtle cruelty.
14. Brazenly she engaged in light conversation across the net with no other than Thomas Hollins, Junior.
15. On the contrary, she would often brazenly leave them together after conducting them to remote nooks.