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вЂAngela Gheorghiu in the title role excels herself, immediately establishing herself among the greats.вЂ™.

вЂWilson excels himself - this is vivid, immediate history, accurate, complex and tinged with personality.вЂ™.

вЂJess really excels himself here, in his evocation/evisceration of two videos we've also skewered at k-punk, though much less eloquently.вЂ™.

вЂAs he sits down in the congregation, and we all know the truth of what is about to happen, Robert Rodriguez's musical score excels itself.вЂ™.

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вЂThe chorus excels itself, as New Yorkers, suburbanites, cowboys and gods, while blending fluently with the eight professional dancers in William Tuckett's zippy choreography.вЂ™.

вЂMr Collings said this is when a child excels themselves.вЂ™.

вЂThe Pendle team were a little thin on the ground, but those who did compete excelled themselves with a total of 16 personal best performances.вЂ™.

вЂThe keeper then excelled himself by reacting quickly to block the rebound from Adam and, unbelievably, Dundee were still ahead.вЂ™.

вЂLast week, Madonna, an assisted blonde, 45-year-old mum-of-two, excelled herself by performing a manoeuvre that looked like upside-down bicycling on stage before thousands of astonished and, it has to be said, envious fans.вЂ™.вЂIt is the kind of scene at which McEwan excels: his depiction of the showdown is tense, visual and dramatic.вЂ™.вЂBut of course, it's the big jaunty disco showstoppers at which she excels.вЂ™.вЂIt also released the actor into the roving role in which he excels.вЂ™.вЂBy all reports he is well adjusted, excelling in his academic and sports activities.вЂ™.вЂOn the other hand, there is one thing that the party has been excelling at - the ability to expand its money-making activities.вЂ™.вЂHe began to excel in it and represented Horwich in the final Youth Games held last weekend.вЂ™.вЂHis rich father purchased him a prized education, but it was football at which the young Watson excelled.вЂ™.вЂHe has also been a wonderful football coach and player, excelling in all the various positions on the field.вЂ™.вЂShe was a golden girl in her youth, having excelled academically and at sport.вЂ™.вЂHe has the speed and strength to rush the passer and also excels in pass coverage.вЂ™.вЂThis year's taxable activity is one at which we excel - working and paying wages.вЂ™.вЂHe might not have the normal wherewithal for all the range of subjects, but in the areas that he excels at he is very, very intelligent.вЂ™.вЂThe capital side have been excelling in ladies football for the past few seasons, however this team now feels capable of taking on anyone.вЂ™.

вЂAlso shortlisted was a Chelmsford mother-of-three who excels as a football coach.вЂ™.вЂPlus the fact that I happen to excel in all subjects, a bigger brain usage will do that to you.вЂ™.вЂAgain mathematics was his favourite subject but he also excelled at divinity.вЂ™.вЂShe excelled in every subject and was friends with just about the entire school.вЂ™.вЂThe school chose to specialise in media after an audit showed pupils were increasingly opting for the subject and excelling.вЂ™.вЂThe ceremony included the honouring of budding students of the school for excelling in various activities.вЂ™.вЂDownland not only excels in physical activities but in the academic sphere as well.вЂ™.

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