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leer [ler]
(engineering)
lehr


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Ó Ian Ball, lead singer of the British band Gomez, assayed a leeringly Lennonesque ÒI Am the Walrus,Ó and the song ended with a dark, churning drone, which led into .
GUARANTEED TO RAISE A SMILE by Joe Brown / Las Vegas Sun
My first brush with Bergman came in the late 40’s in Times Square grind houses, which leeringly exhibited Alf Sjöberg’s Torment, from a screenplay by Ingmar Bergman, as well as Sawdust and Tinsel (marketed as The Naked Night), complete with a large, bosomy picture of Harriet Andersson at the front entrance.
Ingmar Bergman: The Island of His Mind by Andrew Sarris / The New York Observer
The film starts promisingly but tails off towards the end and not even the gorgeous Christina Ricci - leeringly filmed wearing only pants and a tight T-shirt - can liven up the dull moments.
THE RAZZ: Movie reviews: Woody formula is hit and miss; ANYTHING ELSE ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
 
 
 
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