| In this photograph, Kerry bears an odd resemblance to an ageing Beach Boy, another old trouper who promises good vibrations. |
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| But Rona the trouper quickly moved on, wheezing her way into the audience's affections. |
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| During the 1980s and '90s he wrote many songs and formed many bands to play them, touring like a trouper nationally and internationally. |
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| She's such a trouper that even when suffering from the flu she'll just pop a couple of Asprin and soldier on. |
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| Bridget says that her son is a real trouper, but his success, she hopes, will reassure any parent whose child is diagnosed as a diabetic. |
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| She's been on her own for the best part of 20 years since my dad died, but she's always a trouper. |
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| But when he signed with him in November 1923, he was no obscure vaudeville trouper fresh from the tank towns. |
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| The matriarchal trouper and her feckless daughter bear more than a passing resemblance to a real-life theatrical pair from the past. |
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| I admire your fortitude, but there's a fine line between being a trouper and recklessness. |
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| I'd recommend it to novice gardeners because it is a real trouper of a plant. |
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| Rivers was an old-school trouper, fully immersed in pop culture for her comedy routine. |
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| Kate Winslet, the emphatically English rose of British cinema, is a trouper, a ruddy good sport, a thumping great head prefect of common sense and hockey-sticks jollity. |
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| But surely that's a little ungenerous towards a man who, by any measure, is a show-business phenomenon, the very embodiment of an old trouper. |
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| A real trouper puts on the sort of show his admirers expect. |
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| She was a trouper and just got on with it and helped set the tone. |
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| But one of Bobby's colleagues points out what a trouper he was. |
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| Calendula, also known as Scotch or pot marigold, is another old trouper. |
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| There would also be blankets and hot soup between takes and floods of gratitude from the director, who would most likely mark me down as a trouper. |
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| I'm a trouper, so it takes a lot for me to really complain. |
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| Simon Cowell has called Sarah Ferguson a trouper for attending the Variety charity gala, despite her public embarrassment over the scandal. |
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| Streep is quite the trouper, putting across her songs with a thoroughly winning mix of spite, panache and wit – and is bound to win yet more awards nominations for her efforts. |
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| My mother, who was known for her gracious kindness, was quite a trouper. |
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