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    1. But this flamboyance easily misleads.
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    2. because of my "flamboyance, " my private and public lives never seemed genuinely partitioned or obscured from one another.
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    3. Ms. Xu Manke Lives in Amoy, a port city in Southeast China, where sea wind of subtropics brings lucidity and flamboyance to nature.
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    flamboyance
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    flamboyance and striking good looks
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    braveness flamboyance luxuriance magnificence pageantry pomposity
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    blaze flamboyance flame flare-up
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