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But that bespeaks an arrogance the party will have to overcome if it’s going to stanch the bleeding among union and working-class voters.

Strange and complicated rhythm structures and overheated harmonies, along with mystic bird calls in the piano all bespeak the magic of his young love.

The award should go to “The Zone of Interest,” a brilliantly counterintuitive adaptation that bespeaks Jonathan Glazer’s seriousness and thoughtfulness at every turn.

It also bespeaks a certain arrogance, the notion that voters can’t be trusted to make the right decision by rejecting Trump.

Those who say they sleep well are a little bashful, as if their easy rest bespeaks a too-cosseted mind, a too-simple life.