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“This is a critical information job,” says Metzl, who effusively praises the choice of Ensor.

And Philip Roth, equally unencumbered by irony, mourned Plimpton effusively in his novel Exit Ghost.

They came separately, remained about half an hour, and then Weirmarsh himself let them out, shaking hands with them effusively.

And though Uncle Marmy was too deeply in earnest to mind the snub, he wished he had answered less effusively.

"I cannot write a stiff formal public letter," he tells St. Vincent effusively.

He greeted Tarling effusively, and pushed an arm-chair forward and produced a box of cigars.

Whereupon Mr. Bryany, apparently much elated by the honour of an informal reception, effusively retired.