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Also all to easy to forget his chumminess with Cameron.
The curse and blessing of the human race was its chumminess.
"Did it ever occur to you that our lack of chumminess might be mutual?"
However, it's not all chumminess - he and the car are still covered by two riflemen.
A long, hard day is alleviated by the chumminess of the bikers.
He was a jolly man, given to oratory and to chumminess with the arts.
Cautious by nature, Abby had never been one to rush into chumminess with a stranger.
A culture of chumminess and conviviality, he said, was "often not compatible with rigorous management."
We must come and visit you," they say, suggesting a chumminess that was not always so compulsive.
'It had all the best things about being at school, like the chumminess, but there were no standards to keep to.
The old jokes and laughter and chumminess of common things could not reach her over it.
His moods changed abruptly from rage to politeness to chumminess.
As a result of this chumminess, corporate practices that otherwise might remain confined to just a few companies can spread quickly.
Sometimes, he can barely believe the chumminess.
What you might call the carer-patient discourse in a British hospital is marked by a certain robust chumminess.
Instead of unanimity, the leaders of the West's seven major industrial powers settled for chumminess.
Another is the chumminess between Mr. Kohler and his clientele.
That chumminess also has its drawbacks.
It puts a premium on fund-raising, slick advertisements and chumminess with clubhouse pols.
The screen was small, confined, intimate to the point of chumminess; and technological innovation made the deuces wild.
Araminta found it a lot more disconcerting than his initial smug chumminess.
However, chumminess is clearly inappropriate.
There's no need for chumminess.
There are limits to chumminess.
The corpse grinned at them in the dark with horrid chumminess, but with only half a face; sewer rats had taken the rest.