"Rockwellesque" meaning in All languages combined

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          "ref": "1980. Washington Post, 6 Apr 1980, G1",
          "text": "It's an oasis in the midst of a concrete jungle,' said Dowd, a gaunt, ruddy-faced Norman Rockwellesque figure."
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          "ref": "1994. Vanity Fair, July 1994, 113/1",
          "text": "Afterward, there is a Norman Rockwellesque church supper."
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          "ref": "2001. Modesto Bee, 23 Nov 2001, B8",
          "text": "I saw a rather disturbing cartoon on the Opinion page today..a Norman Rockwellesque family sitting down to a serving of bin Laden."
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          "text": "Afterward, there is a Norman Rockwellesque church supper."
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