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In that smart set that considered itself smarter, many things could happen.

Members of the smart set will cut their potatoes thin the night before.

She could have turned against the "smart set" in anger.

That pleased the smart set, but secretly the old money decided it was a bit tacky.

Every social group in which there is much leisure has its own smart set.

At nearly a century old, Niemeyer became the darling of the smart set.

But all that had to change when the smart set took to the air.

Last year, Wallpaper magazine voted the firm one of 20 in an international "smart set."

He should have had the sense to call the president names in private, says the smart set.

Speaking and writing thus was the highest ambition of the English smart set.

In fashionable society, a girl was expected to have a suitably small waist.

All the riders were young gentlemen in fashionable society.

Almost all her work is pious in tone and set in fashionable society.

To think that this wonderful and beautiful woman had given up fashionable society in London for the life he had to offer.

The Duke was a prominent figure in the fashionable society of his day.

They were popular guests at functions, and became notable figures in the fashionable society of the upper classes.

(1960) is about the lowering of standards in fashionable society.

His talent developed rapidly, and he became a figure in the fashionable society of that day.

Miss Skerritt was received everywhere, and moved in fashionable society.

Someone once joked that in fashionable society, nobody arrives until everybody else has.