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| Certainly it's a crowd-pleaser, coming away with the audience prize from several world-class film festivals. |
| He loves to engage his audience, and his natural and quick-witted sense of humour is a real crowd-pleaser. |
| He speaks reverently about his fans and their dedication to his music, and he's a genuine crowd-pleaser when it comes to playing the songs they want to hear. |
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| But Bobby was not just a crowd-pleaser, he was a fierce competitor, too, and a genius of a shotmaker. |
