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So we knew this was an important, telegenic moment in the race.

He should have realized that she was tiny and telegenic.

Certainly the gulf war was a lot more telegenic than Vietnam.

Who knew cooking and sewing could be made so telegenic?

Past ambassadors have been the telegenic public face of Israel.

Find some telegenic young people, turn on the cameras and let the editors go to work.

It would be difficult to imagine a more telegenic spokesman for any organization.

Her job as the telegenic Republican has become more complicated since she became pregnant.

Even more, he is stocking up on a telegenic wardrobe.

But the show's longevity has likely kept British pop more telegenic.

"After eight years of me," he joked, "Americans are really going to want someone telegenic."

It shows the critical role a promotable, telegenic author can play.

Finally, he turned to her with a frighteningly telegenic grin.

She makes him a media star, showing how heroes can be made from telegenic looks and sound bites.

All that was forgotten when his telegenic face flashed across the country's television screens.

His warm, telegenic presence and easy rapport with the audience seemed to be part of what people came for.

Here was the charismatic Brazilian with the colorful style and telegenic game.

Money and telegenic genes can get you that far, and why not make the trip?

But the conventions of theater turn the telegenic slightly clunky.

"Edwards is so smooth and telegenic it's really quite amazing.

The President did not get to those face-saving telegenic platforms by accident.

There was a hard, simple message dished out in telegenic sound bites.

The course is framed on three sides by land, including several islands that will prove telegenic.

The telegenic tax cutter and supporter of abortion rights tried hard to rally the room.

And more significant, some are more telegenic than others.