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She was without work for two years after Maurice was born but then, through the intervention of friends and lovers, secured a berth at the Od é on, downmarket from the Com é die-Fran ç aise.

Actress, Seductress Norman Lebrecht 2010

Those shows are relentlessly downmarket, which is fine if the show is a lightweight bit of fluff.

The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed 2012

His plan is to get rid of the old guard, all of whom have been invited to the celebration, and then drive the title relentlessly downmarket in a ferocious cover-price war.

Evening Standard - Home Fiona Mountford 2012

Those shows are relentlessly downmarket, which is fine if the show is a lightweight bit of fluff.

Telegraph.co.uk - Telegraph online, Daily Telegraph and Sunday Telegraph Roya Nikkhah 2012

Zar Property's Dario and David Zar are apparently among those who think the downmarket is the time to buy, and who have the means to do so.

Home | The New York Observer 2009

Perhaps the interview with Michelle and all that babble about how it's all about the children is supposed to give Obama a more 'downmarket' appeal.

Obama Spokesman Denies Michelle's Speech Was Attack On Hillary 2009

Recently, in a description of up and down market voice, Miss Snark described herself as 'downmarket'.

Archive 2006-03-12 Miss Snark 2006

Bullivant believes the Press will fill a gap that opened up once the Post switched from daily to weekly publishing, a market missed by the (allegedly) "downmarket" Mail.

Blogposts | guardian.co.uk Roy Greenslade 2010

Allen says that being associated with American Apparel's "downmarket" clothing - the company manufactures T-shirts and leisurewear - damages his reputation.

The Independent - Frontpage RSS Feed 2009

Woodhouse claims the "social ambience" of Scotland has led to the country being perceived as an incredibly beautiful but "downmarket" destination.

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